skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The interesting bit is that tech people are used to displacing other people's jobs and then telling them to suck it up so it's no wonder that they're in denial: this is the first time that it is their jobs that are at stake and they seem to be about as agile as a deer frozen in the headlights of an oncoming truck. We'll see how it all plays out. Jokes along the line of 'better behave or I'll replace you with a script' are not nearly as funny as they once seemed to be.
The issue is not cold, but whether you can get a highly competitive position at the South Pole Station. In order to see the sun set, you have to be part of the skeleton crew which maintains the station during the winter-over. There are no flights going in and out during the winter. If you see the sun set over the South Pole... you'll also be stuck seeing the sun rise as well. In the months between you'll be working in perpetual night.
> The taxi cab industries was a wealth generator for the drivers.

It literally was…

Maybe not on the scale of “I’m gonna make a wrapper on top of this chatGPT API and be a billionaire” but you could survive with very little effort if that’s your jam.
Interestingly, I have often seen in movies with hillbilly characters dubbed to Spanish, their accent is dubbed in andalusian accent. I alway found it quite offensive.
Elon caved, the Substack tweet can now be liked, retweeted and commented on
>The authorities shut down the day care center midday on January 24, calling parents to immediately come pick up their kids. Terrified moms and dads raced over to find six armed deputies and a slew of cop cars.

Sounds like overkill to me. You would think the cops would have something better to do.
OP asked how auditors couldn’t pick up on everything. The question assumed good intent. It’s a fine analogy.
To a lesser extent, a friend of mine moved to Fairbanks, Alaska with her husband where they’d get near-full days of sun in the summer and dark in the winter.

They made it about five years (they were there on a med school debt reduction program to work in smaller communities) and then noped the hell out as fast as they could. They are both pretty resilient people but really struggled with the months of these daylight patterns. Even after “getting used to it” they felt the oppression of the dark seasons particularity hard.

I’d be curious to know what the science is around making this more bearable for long term stays in that type of condition. I’m laughing at the photos of tropical beaches in the cafeteria photos from the article but I’m guessing those honestly probably do offer a slight marginal boost!
Glad you said this because they do not work in mobile safari. All I saw was empty ovals
The gist of the idea is of course correct, but if you actually do this, please use an actual normality test.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapiro–Wilk_test

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anderson–Darling_test

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolmogorov–Smirnov_test
Consider that in this thread there are people defending the blocking of substack while the guy who did it claims he didn’t do it at all.
Use Ngrok on Laravel Project
I wish someone would make a package with tidyverse syntax and data.table performance.
There's nothing in-depth here, just a bunch of titles and a brief description.
What for? What do you expect the user of your library to do with this detailed information?
Because "imports" of foreign goods. All of them, from the Pyrenees to Patagonia. From chocolate to cacahuete to who knows how many more kinds of food.
Accent and dialect, dialect and language, all dependvon having their own grammar and particular history.
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I'm looking at the examples but it just looks like a lot more boilerplate than what I have when building a normal page in Nextjs.

But I also think their comparison table isn't very fair. You can easily have perfect lighthouse scores in Nextjs, and Nextjs supports both SSG and SSR in the same file... not sure why it says otherwise. https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/data-fetching/increme...

And for the internationalization note saying it's only partially supported https://nextjs.org/docs/advanced-features/i18n-routing
thanks for the nice feedback, I appreciate it.

Actually, regarding your sentiment, I also wrote a post where I said that the technology is good, but that people overhype it

https://proofinprogress.com/posts/2023-02-01/the-ai-crowd-is...
Who says it makes it worse? Limited liability is a privilege not a right, as such it can be taken away from you if you can't act responsibly.
Yes, you are correct- businesses were given tons of cash in the form of PPP 'loans'.
Personally I'm waiting for someone to make an LLM in TI BASIC
Poncha Springs has a population of under 1000 people, so they probably don't. The real question is why approximately 1% of the population is a police officer.

EDIT: See Turing_Machine's comment below, I forgot that "deputies" means this is a county-wide police force.
Frankly I'm surprised there hasn't been a 3D scanning revolution the same way there's been a 3D printing revolution.
Here in Brazil we say "parece titica de galinha" (looks like chicken shit). Seem like a universal thing, comparing bad hand writing with chickens...
>1. The trick to flashing firmware on openbsd is understanding that openbsd as part of it's normal boot shuts off a lot of memory access(sysctl kern.securelevel). so the easiest way is boot into single user mode so flashrom can write to the correct memory addresses.

This is an excellent point! Flashrom + runlevel 1 in most linux/unix'es = best chance to read/write BIOS/(U)EFI ((E)EP)ROM/flash...

Also, +1 for OpenBSD.
Authorship prior to copyright was done via patronage by the elites in society or by the elites themselves.

I don't necessarily see that as a preferable situation.

Is there a different model that we could work under that allows a person to have a primarily artistic creative profession (e.g. artist, writer, photographer) and be able to make a living doing it that doesn't require the gatekeeping of government or another wealthy patron?
Issue is, you need not mitigation but certainty (for normal database operation).

The quickest path could be having a testing environment set to determine a tentative value for your failure rate, declaring it to the public and declaring in your disclaimer the scope of the your product.
>> Hilariously, my handwriting was frequently described by teachers as "как курица лапой" which is just about the equivalent of your description.

My turn of phrase wasn't entirely original, I'm Greek and we call handwriting like mine "chicken scrawlings". So basically what I wrote :)
Can’t say I’ve used it, but isn’t that what dtplyr is supposed to provide?

https://dtplyr.tidyverse.org/
competition on SAML authn:

* https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/man...

* https://www.alibabacloud.com/help/en/resource-access-managem...
It sounds nonsensical because it is: they're not police stations.
That's true but those people were sampling closer to once per day, and still got N-sigma in their models for some high value of N.

The easiest way to get something that's not actually normal in the typical central limit theorem construction is to have the variables be just slightly not independent. Which becomes obvious in retrospect after you start realizing the dependence and shit hits the fan.
It looks circular because of term overloading.

There is "the tidyverse" which is a collection of packages like dplyr and tidyr for data manipulation and ggplot2 for visualization.

Then there's "the tidyverse package" which allows you to import them all at once with "library(tidyverse)". You don't have to use the tidyverse package, you can load individual libraries as you need them.
You drive down housing costs by building more housing, full stop. Housing is expensive because the supply is extremely limited, and the supply is limited because it's too hard to actually build housing, because governments and NIMBYs seemingly don't want more housing.
Yes, totally agree
With longer (50k+) context lengths, is this just becoming a new form of search?
Managers Should Think More Like Hackers
You're blaming the entire tech industry downturn on Twitter? That's just too much. They weren't even the first tech company to do layoffs!

Again, it's just too fun to pin this on the nutjob CEO with the bad takes. But step back and... it's just not that notable. Well, except for the employees laid off. I'm not saying I'd want to work for the guy, but even then "asshole tech bro CEOs" are a dime a dozen too.
and next you will be asking gpt "how do i do multiplication"?
This would allow you to do things like compile other assembly languages to webassembly.
Yep, but you need to count employer paid taxes too to get the whole picture. Tax base will be different (+ 7.3% healthcare + 9.3% pension + 1.5% unemployment), so if your base is ~1.17 of your "official" base, the effective tax becomes (0.35 + 0.17) / 1.17 = 45% (leaving you with 55%). Which is in line with the chart I posted.

Now here's how it works in the US. Let's take my $170K household income (it's 2x of state median in Massachusetts, but 1x in my town). My effective tax rate (without medical insurance and without employer part of payroll taxes) is 33%, but with employer taxes and after tax base adjustment it's going to be (0.33 + 0.08) / 1.08 = 38% (I'm ignoring social security cap here, but it won't make a big difference). But we left out a very important part, and it's medical insurance. Let's add 24K/year (14%) to the mix, then it becomes (0.33 + 0.08 + 0.14) / 1.22 = 45%. Oops! Sounds like I'm paying the same percentage as in Germany. Sure, I have 2x of median, but for 1x things are getting even more ugly, because 24K will stay the same, and while the income tax is lower, medical will take its part and more.

Of course I still bring home more than an average German family, yet expenses are different too so it's hard to compare. Sure, I can buy more junk, and I have a bigger home so I still have some place to live after I placed all that junk :) But to the original comment:

> The American lower and middle classes pay a lot less of their incomes - that would be the group that would have to pay for an American welfare state. That won't go over well...

No, American lower and middle class doesn't pay "a lot less of their incomes", it's simply not true.
Hey, thanks for the feedback.

I'm interested in how I can use this moving forward because I have personally found my app to be helpful for getting over a breakup.

My prompt is designed for Mindy to act as the "best of both worlds" between a real therapist and robot therapist, which means it will refer you to real therapy if it deems your problem too serious for a robot.

I'm not sure anymore however. I don't store any data for longer than the session is active, but I know OpenAI does. Also: OpenAI knows I am using their API for this purpose.

I'm really at a loss. I see the value and the harm. I'm going to have to do more thinking on this.
Doctor fought Ebola in the trenches. Now he's got a better way to stop diseases
Disabling SMI on AMD Family 17h (2019)
I don't know if the Woodstock comparison at the beginning was trying to do this, but Woodstock while being a celebration and a symbol of the times in 1969 has also symbolized a shift of the beginning of the end. Adam Curtis's documentary HyperNormalization marked Woodstock and its corresponding generation's actions as the symbol of the last attempt at large social organization to revolutionize every day life, and that no one has tried to fight back in any serious way since.

A lack of awareness about this point of view did not move me to have faith in the next generation of AI, instead basically the opposite. The sign that so many people are making so much money and investors are jumping in head first just marks another corporate capture of every day life with a gilding of "this will make life better" while actual persistent issues don't change and for many things become worse.

I welcome opposing views to temper my grimness. Probably better that way.
I'm waiting 127.0.0.1 to finish. 34 years later and still downloading.
Ha. Can you imagine what that study would look like? And what an ethics committee would have to say about it?

Naw. Tech people aren’t about “research”. Throw something together, and when your uninformed gut feeling tells you that it’s good enough, you snap a nice marketing site together and throw it over the fence.
I believe you can do it on Windows.
The point is there are languages where the "ideas" of the language are these "business" ideas. Technical choices can also lead to good/bad developer ergonomics.
I don’t work in physics, nor do I have a physics degree, therefore I can’t evaluate the theory of their claim. I can’t find any reputable physicists backing the claim that hydrinos exist, in fact they all say that the hydrino state simply isn’t possible. I’d believe in this theory if they actually proved that they’ve generated all this energy or reputable physicists have backed hydrinos. Believing in it otherwise would just be faith.
"face criminal charges for not reporting this incident to the authorities quickly enough"

"The authorities shut down the day care center midday on January 24, calling parents to immediately come pick up their kids. Terrified moms and dads raced over to find six armed deputies and a slew of cop cars."

Congratulations Colorado legal system. Job well done..
I missed so many things in the last decade... IT is the least of it :)
It's horrible
If auto play video ends up being broken, I consider that a desirable bonus feature of the ad blocker.
true, but they've been sitting on their hands as far as actual product improvement, considering their huge resources. Some products have outright regressed with repulsive (and unnecessary) sponsored content and tik-tok style forced feeding. Others are stagnant from the functionality standpoint. Instead of deluding themselves with mass VR, could have done something useful, but didn't, and now someone else is doing it.
> residential wood combustion serves almost no economic purpose

It’s a lot cheaper than the alternatives. And a lot more resilient in areas with unreliable power.
Let's see. The first time I was asked to implement quicksort, in code, on a whiteboard. It was not an algorithm I knew (I was a hacker, not a computer scientist) and I managed to figure out the algorithm on the fly but not the implementation with two pointers. I guess I didn't bomb since I actually progressed to the next phase.

Most recently, I was asked to implement os.path.normpath in plain python, getting it right, and then told I failed with no feedback. Later I realized the problem is in leetcode and I had answered everything right, so I'm still curious what I did wrong.

I don't understand why folks are asking leetcode questions straight off the website without even changing the test cases, or not providing a function signature, docstring, and some test cases.

Ultimately, I've learned you have to simply accept when an interviewer is an idiot and move on. Even if you've been blocked for moving forward on a role that you're perfect for. Now when I administer and interview I work extremely hard to allow the interviewee to demonstrate their positives.
We should absolutely do that. If you want the public to respect your claim over an overly large piece of private property. Being your rich uncle's favorite nephew shouldn't suffice.

You should have to do something that benefits the public in order for the public to grant you that right. And if you want the property to land in your nephew's hands, they too should have to contribute.
When we focus on our differences does that lead us to feeling lonely? Is that a reason for the trend in depression? If so does it mean we need a more balanced view, one that also reveals to us what we have in common with others?
New Mexico Hispanic culture is quite different from a lot of the rest of the US. And the rural areas were very isolated for a long time. So it has some other interesting historical Spanish cultural variants. A couple:

The Penitentes, an ascetic Catholic group. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penitentes_(New_Mexico)

The Crypto-Jews, usually thought to be a hundreds-years-old vestige of Judaism fleeing the Inquisition. The truth is probably more complicated. https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2000/12/mistake...

New Mexico is also home to a bunch of different Native American languages and cultures, many of which did not have the trauma of being forced to move to new land and thus have a different relationship with their history.

(This post feels clumsy of me, apologies if as an outsider I mis-characterized something.)
Just because the government claims something to be a mere privilege does not justify bad policy.
Russia’s New Mystery Shortwave Station
I do hope they rename it, if at least for SEO reasons. It's such a PITA to search for right now.
The lending term may be short, but the average lifetime value of a customer is very high, because they usually keep coming back and churn is low.

Meanwhile, in the US (based on FTC complaints statements) "we'll send some people to recover goods" is extremely illegal.
> ... not piracy to use software as licensed

I never said it was.

> ... dishonest to pretend it was never oss ...

Dishonest? Ha! Who's pretending?

\__

With the piracy comment I see where you went wrong: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35501855

You think I'm saying that people using old code with old licenses is piracy.

What I'm really saying is that there's always piracy... so who cares about old code, old licenses and people using it? Doesn't matter.

\__

But with your "dishonest ... pretending never oss" comment, I don't see how you got that wrong.

I mean, you're the one who's being dishonest and pretending there, it looks like:

The licenses are present in the commit history! I'm not being dishonest about, or hiding, or pretending about anything.

And I even confirm it above: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35499733

> … formerly OSS …

Mm, that’s correct.

So I don't know where you went wrong there, and I don't know where people have got these crazy ideas from, but it's not my problem. So please don't blame it on me! OK?

Thank you! :) ;p xx ;p
The CS50x Memory Lecture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKTfNv2T0FE

David Malan is an incredible teacher but the way he describes the whole concept of memory in C especially pointers are on a next level. One of the greatest CS video of all time imo.
Since AI's main achilles heal is that it can make up responses, isn't a database widget view the worst use case? Wouldn't you want to be sure the displayed data was exactly correct?
"The accounting-and-consulting giant is being sued for $2.7bn by the administrators of NMC, a London-listed hospital operator it had audited and which went into administration after understating debts by $4bn." would be cool if the article could say why. I hear that's something good journalists do.
The artists he was copying mostly didn’t own the copyright to their work. The comic book companies they worked for did.
It reflects a system where that shields creditors from fewer risks. Nothing wrong with that per se.
Sorry, that's not how that works, and I'm not taking on new requests from the general public right now--haven't been for years at this point.

If you want to test someone's skill in this area, you should always confirm their availability first, then ask them what kind of sample they want, and how the process will work from their end.

You should be willing to put your identity on the line in some way as testing quality collateral.

Otherwise, for one, it can look as if you, new user
K69bLrdd5K28vX, may be likely to cut and run if the analysis doesn't turn out the way you thought / suspected / etc. Analysis of any quality takes a lot of time and effort and this kind of outcome is very disappointing.

You should also be willing to explain how you arrived at your personality type, i.e. is it only the reported (tested) type based on a free internet test, or is it "best-fit type" based on a recommended, integrative process designed and tested by a recognized publisher; were the test statistics made available to you for accuracy / reliability / test-retest, etc. and can you share those?

Anyone certified in type should know to emphasize this aspect, or else any testing based on a given type-constant is qualitatively compromised. (I hope you can see why a result that's simply derived from a free internet test with poor or unknown accuracy & reliability would complicate matters)

That's not to say it's not worth a test. A lot of idea-oriented types are interested in the concepts behind it, too. I always found that most INTPs were game, for example. Good luck to you.
Pardon, I misunderstood your "worth being scammed" as victim blaming, not as highlighting how grifters may filter for victims.
What’s always amazed me about the kimchi making process, and other fermented products, I suppose, is the vast variation in ingredients that can go into the same dish and still produce the same fermentation process across geographic regions without the introduction of any specific yeast or bacteria strains. You can basically wash and salt napa cabbage, put it on the shelf, and a day later it’s bubbling with edible bacteria. That being said, different batches of kimchi from different people have vastly different flavors as well.

There’s a local brand near Seattle called Yummy Kimchi that makes amazing kimchi which we consumed in large quantities. Now that I’m not in the area, it’s been hard to find kimchi that is as good. The product is highly amenable to shipping but because of the variations in taste without a standard way to describe them, I’d be forced to try many batches from different places which is frustrating, time consuming, and wasteful. Anyone have luck discovering a shipped kimchi they love?
Cool. Could your irregular expressions take something interesting from the Johnathan's snippet recalled in this wiki page http://lambdaway.free.fr/lambdawalks/?view=levithan ?
> Did Roy prevent any of those artists he "stole" from doing what he did?

The artists may have had a conscience that prevented them from stealing.

For the few that didn't have a conscience, perhaps "Roy" had better connections than they did?
https://markfairbanks.github.io/tidytable/

maybe this?
Yes I think we agree here.
Wow, super impressive and cool. He makes it look so easy, but I know from personal experience it's not. He's got some real patience, persistence, and expertise to produce such a smooth and polished demonstration. The minimap navigation looks highly useful given the low resolution.

Story time: Back in highschool, I downloaded and printed TI-82 source code for a version of DOOM. The thing is, I had no money to acquire the requisite serial cable, nor know-how about how to connect it to a Mac to load anything. A Macintosh Performa 550 was the only computer I had access to, and possibly it wasn't even supported by TI at the time (almost nothing I really wanted was! The chronic limitations did encourage me to become really proficient with HyperCard, though).

I carefully entered the 45 pages of source code into the calculator, double checked it, and guess what happened next? -- it didn't work! I was pretty disappointed but not entirely surprised. Eventually, without a path forward, I abandoned the quest.

Afterthought: Is there a similar way to get an original PalmPilot onto Wi-Fi and the Internet?

Edit: Apparently the answer is "yes", and no ESP32 hacking required.
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/palm-and-treo/059610054....