skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You learned how to maintain a membership in one of the top groups of one of the top games. that's not exactly a marketable skill on paper, but you sound like someone who knows how to grind when you set your mind to it. As someone with ADHD who can't stop chasing squirrels, I admire that.
Wondering how much if any common ground there is between what Penrose is suggesting and the cyclic universe Mills has proposed based on his classical theory https://brilliantlightpower.com/gutcp-review-completed-webb-...
> “Back in the day” a language got called ‘functional’ if it had anonymous closures, upwards funargs, tail calls, you could implement a decent `reduce`, etc.

Back in the day, we talked about programming paradigms and whether or not a language supported them; we didn’t usually label languages by paradigm unless there was a fairly tight association of the paradigm with the language.
Thanks. I was able to get in this morning.

The usage limit of only 20 queries seems pretty low. That's barely enough for me to try this out and see what it can do.

It also seems that following some websites is difficult. For example, I wanted to follow Nomad List and Weather Spark, but neither came up in the list of options. I had to use a query to search for those sites before I could add them to my network.
> blip the throttle before downshifting

I'm embarrassed to admit that I don't do that at all. Clutch still good after 15 years.
If they knew that some jobs would take hours and some jobs would take seconds, why would you not immediately spin up four queues. Two for the short jobs (one acting as a DLQ), and two for the long jobs (again, one acting as a DLQ). Your DLQ queues have a low TTL, and on expiration those messages get placed back onto the tail of the original queues.

Here is why I would not recommend that.

Do that and you have to rewrite your system around predictions how long each job will take, deal with 4 sources of failure, and have more complicated code. All this to maintain the complication of an ultimately unneeded queueing system. You call it an "easy fanout architecture for simplicity." I call it, "an entirely unnecessary complication that they have no business having to deal with."

If they get to a volume where they should go back to the drawing board, then they can worry about it then. This would be a good problem to have. But there is no need to worry about it now.
How does this work these days? Many years ago, international students had to leave the country after they graduated and their visa expired, and apply for PR like any other alien. And any recognized degree as good as another. But I'm a few decades out of date.
Location: Tamilnadu, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Oversees yes

Technologies: Python, Django, Flask, FastAPI, HTMX, AlpineJS, React

Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XbWReGDrsbD6n271eHs0DmZGGWB...

Email: rajasimonio@gmail.com
Physio-metabolic and clinical consequences of wearing face masks
whenever i implement 'click' i always check that the final pos of the mouse is within a few pixels of the starting position.
The comment above says filling Qattara takes 1,213 cubic kilometres, which would mean about 3mm lower sea level. Which would be a real change, but also quite small in the bigger picture.

I guess depleting aquifers can lower land levels in those areas. I hear Jakarta has sunk 4 meters from that effect. But it's a separate thing from rising sea levels.
4chan tracks down Redditor threatening mass shooting, reports him to police
> if you pay someone to find problems with a study, they're going to want to find problems with the study to justify their existence.

This is the same reason a home inspection report during a real estate sale ALWAYS finds problems with the property for sale
Reversing the damage of California’s past land fabrication
Because of the act mentioned above. They presumably could have undone it, but the real damage was the dismantling of the public mental health infrastructure and the market economic approach to mental health via managed care that has turned out to be so disastrous. With the passage of the 1980 act the hospital networks were shut down and dismantled, and reimbursements via insurance for mental health were hobbled due to industry maneuvering despite many repeated attempts by congress to “fix” the loop holes exploited. The ACA actually did address the issues but by the point of the ACA decades of rot had set in - the hospital networks were long gone, mental health as a profession obliterated due to rapidly declining reimbursement rates (my father is a phd in clinical psychology with professorships and fellowships from Yale with an established private practice and hospital practice and saw his income go from upper middle class to upper lower class in 30 years, so he switched to doing evals for super secret government stuff). Even with the “fixes,” there’s no meaningful professional class in mental health - just a bunch of undergrads with a certificate, and even then not enough by a light year. But worse of all, there aren’t beds in facilities for the acute care people need today. Have bipolar and need inpatient care during a manic episode? It’s a multi month wait for a short term bed in Washington state, and the facilities are frightening and you’ll be co-habitating with criminally insane people. I know someone who was bunked with a serial rapist on trial - across the hall was two women who were gang affiliated schizophrenics on trial for murder and felony assault respectively). My friend was very well off with a well connected family. Doesn’t matter. Even then they could only house him for two weeks before sending him home deeply manic. They needed the bed for a criminally insane schizophrenic who had killed someone.

That’s why it’s Reagan’s fault. He set up the stage so effectively it’s taken this long to turn around the basic issue of payment, and now we have no providers or services or infrastructure left to pay for.
Could it be because there is no meaningful competition and the current players possibly collude?
When I worked at my local bike shop we promoted Seven Cycles as a custom alternative to the retail stuff we were pushing. I know we had several riders who had their bikes well over 15+ years. The titanium frameset lasted easily that long, along with some wheel sets, brake upgrades and component upgrades along the way - but overall the frame and fork seemed to really have some longevity.

They aren't cheap but the investment I've been told is worth it:

https://www.sevencycles.com/
You think this generation is going to be riding more bicycles?

Likely far far less, the roads are insanely dangerous and toxic now.

I don't know what it is like in other cities but in mine at least one out of ten vehicles is now one of those new ridiculous monster sized trucks that not only cannot see you, they wouldn't care if they did.

The bicycle lane line is now something to cruise over for these drivers while they look down at their phones.

It's only going to take one more generation for people to stop even trying to bike anywhere, people don't want to be that stressed out.
SF Whole Foods to Close Due to Increased Crime in Area
Well, let me tell you how that particular quote had continued. These false magicians (that were proposing to spill the blood onto the foundation) were shamed and dismissed. Drainage was constructed and the castle was built. Building castles is stochastic and unpredictable. Any complex system is. Yet it is possible to get reproducible results. At least on a large enough sample.

I agree, people that are trying to turn it into a god for real are clearly misguided. Large language model is a world model, not a god. Yet, there is nothing wrong in play. Attraction to casting spells is a quite natural one, and it's not a problem. With the current progress of science there is very high chance that some people will also do some science, besides having fun casting spells.
Just study business yourself. It's not rocket science. And hone your social skills!
It's probably the easing function and the fact that cards sort of snap to their final positions and hang out there briefly before moving again, such as in the shuffle animation. It gives them a feeling of friction you wouldn't get if they just moved right away.
Any backend that can spit out html fragments should works. The backend doesn't have to be aware of htmx. Heck, the response doesn't have to be a fragment either because you can just select which part of the response to update the dom with using the hx-select attribute.
Side note: the French example “apprendre” listed in the article seems like it might not really belong in this category. On it’s own it always means “to learn”, and it is only when you use it in specific grammatical constructions, for example following indicative personal pronouns, that it takes the opposite meaning: “lui apprendre” or “leur apprendre” means “to teach him/her/them”. The meaning is not merely inferred from context, it is determined by grammar.
Most people aren't consuming nearly enough protein. The US recommended daily allowance for an adult male is only 56 grams per day, or 0.8 grams per kilogram of body weight.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK56068/table/summarytab...

That is adequate to prevent acute nutritional deficiencies but is way too low for optimal health and athletic performance, especially if you're trying to recover from an injury or build muscle. Older people also need to consume more protein because our digestive systems get worse at taking in protein as we age.

https://peterattiamd.com/donlayman/

Most of us should be eating at least twice the RDA of protein. And not just any protein, but high quality protein with the right ratios of essential amino acids.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3905294/
Their web version seems to be the fallback (h264 etc) that is guaranteed to run on every device from the last 20 years pretty much. Then again, they clearly don't care about anything outside of their apps, the web experience (instagram especially) is a complete disaster of a walled garden with highly gimped functionality and extreme limitations everywhere.

The only good customer is one that willingly opts into all ads I guess.
If you're lazy, just develop your django app as usual, and use hx-select attribute to select relevant content to use in htmx. Django doesn't have to be aware of the fact that you're using htmx in the client side.

https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-select/
If that's true there is no reason for Silicon Valley to exist in the first place.

But it does exist.
People absolutely do that with cruise control, and gas pedal... Look at the people texting or drinking and driving non-self-driving vehicles. Adding AI to an inherently risky activity doesn't eliminate the risk. If you're saying stakes are too low when technology is involved (in this case ai) then where do you draw the line?

It reminds me of anti seatbelt rhetoric or the same stuff skateboarders say about helmets.
Thanks, all this time I thought they were obvious propeller scars.
> Litreally eveyone wants an option to:

> 1. Stream one single game for a fixed fee. You can make this price pretty high, like $100.

I'm really not certain what you're talking about. Are you asserting that the vast majority of people want to pay $100 to watch a single game of football??

That is so far from any mainstream view I don't even know where to begin.

What is even the use case for this? I can't be someone who follows their home team because those games are pretty much broadcast for free on their local over the air tv.

It can't be for someone who moved away and wants to catch up with their team because it would be $1700 just to watch the full regular season for their favorite team. So they'd buy the full season pass.

Is it someone who is out of town for a single weekend and rather than find a sports bar would pay $100 to watch that one game? While possible that seems hard to believe there enough of a market for that.

Who do you envision paying the $100 to see a single game live? Or am I completely misunderstanding you?
love this term of "hyperoptimization", something in the direction an optimization in the penny-wise/pound-foolish space, an imprudent optimization if you will.
> Chrome launched with an absurd amount of money to burn

OpenAI has $100bn+ from Microsoft, and millions of paying subscribers.
Wow, thanks for sharing my Deck.of.Cards project! Just to let you guys know, this one is the old version. Newer version is in the root https://deck.of.cards

Old one has nicer animation treats, but the new one has multiplayer as well :)
Update 2: I just added a prompt so it's a lot safer! :-)
Someone with an entire wardrobe of tinfoil hats has entered the convo.

;)
> Name, shame, and industry blacklist Deere product managers.

Why would you give them that kind of free advertising?

Do you think the people that hire them don't want them to behave in that way?

It's like trying to shame a door-to-door salesperson for being too pushy. All you're doing is advertising that he's really good at his job.

'Name and shame' is a feel-good knee-jerk to social problems that need to be solved by legislature. There's always going to be assholes who will try to turn a quick buck by burning their reputation for a profit.
Balancing safety against freedom and responsibility. Let’s hope the pendulum swings like free-range parenting (freedom, responsibility) is having a moment over helicopter parenting (safety):

https://www.freerangekids.com/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free-range_parenting
I read recently someone call something like this a hyperoptimization
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35431391
Yep, it should be revisited by the legislature to refine it
I lived in SF in the 1995-2002 time range and feces and used condoms and needles were literally everywhere even then. I’ve only ever seen this in SF in all my travels and places I’ve lived the country and world over, even places with severe homeless problems. It’s definitely a part of the charm - human excrement and Victorians.
The user experience with ChatGPT is pretty good. No ads, no spam results. There are downsides too of course: the hallucinations, and the way the ChatGPT site wants me to log back on now and then.

I was very happy with Google but recently on my iPhone the Google website started nagging me to log in every time I do a search. This is a poor experience, add to that the ad results that have gotten harder and harder over time to distinguish from real results.
I've been thinking for a while that it's time to start fresh building institutions that can take over the tasks our current universities have largely drifted away from.
Thanks Lakshan!

I don't think my use-case is necessarily a good fit for edge functions. I am trying to achieve what Supabase realtime/multiplayer accomplishes, but generically. I participate informally with the https://braid.org IETF working group, which to over-simplify is CRDTs over HTTP with subscriptions.

I'm interested in web standards and that's what's drawn me to deno, so I'm super excited the more and more I see it being adopted. BroadcastChannel piques my interest because it is perfectly in that gray area of standardization-- it makes total sense on the client and we're on the cusp of discovering what that could look like for servers.

In deno deploy, all the instances of my service are able to be linked together by BroadcastChannel, which I'm viewing as a p2p-style architecture. Ultimately, I'm curious about how this works under the hood and if it would be possible to interoperate a BroadcastChannel between Deno Deploy, Supabase, and say a Raspberry Pi in my house.

I've gone on a bit of a tangent, but I think maybe I should get involved with the WinterCG, since now that I'm putting my thoughts to words-- seems like it fits their charter.
OK, now I have developed sympathy for people who are color-blind.

Which line is which???
In the US outside of the game you couldn't do this even if you owned 100% of the corporation because it would be a violation of corporate law. You have to remember that a corporation is legally a person. Good recent note from the Harvard Law review here: https://harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-133/controller-confus...

If you can find out who the accounts are can you sue in real life?
“Always” is a stretch. Like the other commenter mentioned, “garam” just refers to the type of spices used. These spices would be referred to as “garam masala” even if kept whole and unroasted. Some recipes call for tempering whole pieces of garam masala directly in oil instead of adding powdered garam masala at a later stage in cooking.

The reason most people will use powdered garam masala is that it is much more efficient. A little powder can provide similar flavor as many whole spices.
And for some reason there's a particular country in this world where this is interpreted in one way and one way only (well not 100% true either but the odds of being treated one way are waaaaay skewed towards what you're saying) while in other countries it's interpreted in other ways and they're all just fine. I've personally witnessed and been part of the other squares over my entire career.

If entire countries can run on the other squares, why can't the US?
It seems that there is a threshold for this, given that there is a boundary where physical interaction no longer contributes to the information needed for efficient communication. Written communicatoin in these forms are more of a philosophical nature with abstract objects or abstract processes, which may or may not mimic reality. The part of mimicing reality is an interesting contrast to lossy. For example modern physics is largely mathematical, and arguably more lossy in person vs in solitude and imagining the symbols within the language of mathematics paints _potentially_ an accurate mimic of reality or at least a predictable aspect of it.
Obsidian – Extensible Markdown knowledge base
LLM-powered autonomous agent platform in TypeScript
Feminist goes undercover as a man for 1 month
I’ve been doing this for a long time. Back then I thought I was just being lazy, not wanting to maintain another component for a low volume of events, but over time, I saw the elegance of reducing the number of components in the architecture. Today, a quarter of a billion dollar/yr business runs on top of that queue, which just works.
Sure.

I have a rough one using Membrane (media framework) that you can find here: https://github.com/lawik/membrane_transcription

I am using it for this talk I am putting together for ElixirConf EU so if you want it used in context that might be helpful: https://github.com/lawik/lively

Neither is release-worthy levels of polish but if interest is there I should make a proper library out of it.

That is to say streaming chunks works great already. I would love two things. Stitching the edges of the chunks, would probably need to do overlapping for that. And building chunks based on silence. That's more DSP than I know though.
No, but it’s not clear that we’re likely to create sentience any other way
PSA -- because articles about anything tinnitus-related typically result in people discussing home remedies or the like -- for some people tinnitus is indicative of magnesium deficiency.
20 years.
Of course you can be terminated at any time, but that would not be your resignation anymore. You are an at-will employee at all times. You can be fired, or you can quit. But let's not conflate the two.

https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/fired-after-giving-notice-...

I'm pretty sure this lawyer knows a thing or two. And anyway, nothing is open-and-shut. Giving notice isn't "cause for termination" by any reasonable standard.

We were talking about risks. You can be pretty sure, and then a judge rules against you. Are you willing to take that risk? (Sure, maybe you know a judge. Or you live in a state with fewer worker protections. IDK, but I'm not making this up, and laws vary from state to state.)
Now I got to analyze everything in terms of strong link vs weak link. For example, two possible wrappers of censourship are terrorism and child protection. We must really encourage best thugs and call them our government (strong link) but we must avoid the worst examples of child expluatations (weak link).
great, thanks for using more patented crap.
I'm sorry you feel that way. Do you mind me asking a couple of questions? Did you enjoy it at the time, or was it more numbing or just compulsive thing?

And was it a social thing? Did you make friends, enjoy talking to people etc?
Newsfeed based systems like this lead to lousy consequences. Trolling, toxicity, witch hunts, tribalism, racism. Distraction. Disconnection between people and having to be a slave to some algorithm to get noticed. I’m really sad to see substack do this
Do not trust any Jack Dorsey product anymore as the next alternative again
https://www.spacex.com/launches/mission/?missionId=starship-...

official spacex launch plans with estimated timelines
Jetpens is a nice site. My impulse purchase fountain pens were one off jetpens, one directly from a vendor in Europe and the third I can’t recall where.

I need to keep myself from browsing too much for fear of parting with $$$

I purchased my daily writer, a Lamy, was also from jetpens.
I paid about $1,000 for a steel-frame touring bike about 15 years ago. I commute/run errands for a few thousand miles a year on it. Every 2-3 years, I get it overhauled at a cost of about $500. Other than that, I’ve replaced wheels and tires a few times and break pads on average about once a year, plus the occasional random issue.

So for me, the cost of maintenance quickly outpaced the cost of the bike. But it’s still a pittance compared to the cost of car ownership.

I would say don’t learn to do maintenance yourself unless it’s something you enjoy. I enjoy riding my bike but hate tinkering with and fixing things. My bike is to get me around, not be a source of grief and annoyance.
Cool concept. Would be nice to see a gif/video with an example on the readme.
That was my first thought as well. I'm sure a 4th prompt to choose different colors for the graphs would work.
Did you pay it? If so, why?

So many anecdotes end with "they sent me a bill", without saying what happened next. Just because someone sends you a bill does not mean you have to pay, especially when that bill seemingly isn't based on a contract or other form of legal liability. Did you tell them to go screw, they took you to court, and they actually managed to substantiate the debt? Or if you were worried and strapped for time and just gave in to the extortion, please let us know that.
Blocked in US too not just India
Svelte does it in the compilation phase without shadow DOM.

I understand that precompiling is an extra step, but the React codebases that use shadow DOM are doing precompiling anyways (tsx), in which case it doesn't make sense anymore.
I am not a Jobs admirer, but he created the company where the people made the products. Somebody has to light the spark, and we should not underestimate its importance.
As an employer, we have better candidates with more experience at the same salary.
The new version is in the root https://deck.of.cards and includes multiplayer ;)
> Whole Foods are everywhere

Whole Foods target a rich clientele and thus exist only in areas with a sufficient concentration of wealth. In NYC, for example, there are a dozen Whole Foods in Manhattan, four in the fashionable parts of Brooklyn, zero in the Bronx, zero in Queens, and of course zero in Staten Island.

UPS stores, by contrast, truly are everywhere.
ah just $22,000? people do this with flash loans periodically for way more of a bounty, 10s of millions maybe even hundreds of millions in a single takeover

no 3 day wait necessary, just 1 block

borrow money, buy enough of the governance token, launch a proposal to change treasurer to yourself, pass the proposal, withdraw from the treasury, sell tokens, return borrowed money
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>xHE-AAC has no advantages over Opus

The main features focused on in this article are loudness management and adaptive bitrate audio. From what I can tell Opus supports neither of those things.