skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Unfortunately, there are people like my friends who specifically have dietary restrictions forcing them onto Keto (meat) diets. So the "it's bad for individual health" falls apart in the face of a diverse human population. The fantasy solution would probably end in them starving to death, or make them victims of Chronic Unscheduled Intestinal Liquidation.

Also, just from an animal cruelty standpoint. Making an amateur kill a live animal, with a knife? That is just incredibly cruel and unethical. I don't think that idea is compatible with the philosophy you espoused earlier.

I've been to a camp that made us do that for dinner. It was messy and prolonged the animal's suffering. Some of our more religious fellows also refused to eat it, since the culling wasn't done properly in accordance to their beliefs.
Big PRs with lots of changes are a smell of their own. If you're seeing this cycle, then PRs are just too big and should be broken into smaller tasks.

Of course you're going to miss stuff and have a long review cycle if you have 20+ files with meaningful changes in a PR.
Right and I know plenty of people that sat in prison for years because of the 'war on drugs' for nothing more than having drugs on them.

It turns out there are risks both ways. A black market makes crime and causes violence. A completely open and unregulated market can create problems for at risk people including the issues your step-father experienced.

There is no perfect solution. There are just ones that do the least harm.
Better divide x by something or you get a pretty crummy sine.

Or multiply by 19.
What kind of dreams/nightmares?

Sat eyeballing some melatonin I got today.
Juno and Seedling – self-hosted in-browser Lisp and self-contained IDE
I am just sad with the modern era of marketing and PR.
> Search isn't getting replaced by LLMs.

It's possible that Google's search quality, which has already been trending down, completely nosedives when the internet gets filled to the brim with hallucinations.
are electrons made out of... electron? surely electrons are made out of electron-stuff. If they are not composed of any sort of thing, then they don't sound like any of the things in real life which we can say, up until electrons, are composed of something more minute. If "materially" it's not turtles all the way down I wonder what that means.
Does it matter for math articles? It’s not like the math has changed in 4 years.
In just the past week I used multipart/form-data to proxy an incoming file upload stream to another backend server which then streamed it to a cloud bucket. Working great so far and was fairly simple to set up!
On the contrary, I find that GPT - especially GPT-4 - is very good at playing with the rules of the language: https://gist.github.com/int19h/6fa34a86923cd681396393b21b9ab...
Growing up the rocket basically meant I had a place to chill out and definitely would hang out with my friends in it at one point my friends and I made a movie about going to an alien world with it as a central plot.

I don't know that envy was the right word but everyone thought it was pretty cool.

I do but only that I was really interested in the rivet guns as it was a tool I'd never seen before haha.

I'm kinda weird in that I don't have a mental eye so it wasn't like in my imagination like most people would think of it but it was definitely something that I spend a lot of time thinking about as a child.

My siblings are a lot younger than me so I don't know exactly but they definitely seem to think it's cool especially my younger brother.

I remember that when we went to maker fair with the rocket I could not be less interested in it and spend as much time as I could looking at the other displays because well I had the rocket at home.

I don't think the rocket specifically influenced my carrier choice but I got to participate in lot of projects like this with my dad for all of my childhood and so that definitely is a big reason I'm in college for mechanical engineering right now.

As a mechanical engineering major I really would love to go into robotics especially like conveniency things like home automation systems.

It definitely was one of those things that was just around when I was a kid and as I started on my own projects I look back at that project as my first.
Someone should build a more home-grown / consumer-focused and less B2B version of that tool
To be fair, you need a genetic predisposition to schizophrenia and it may have happened anyway, just triggered early by cannabis.
We can make it less likely that people adopt vices by applying restrictions, and, more importantly, taxing the crap out of them.
It isn't necessarily, but cab companies often operated on The Medallion system. Medallions going to cost upwards of a million dollars and be required to operate a cab. Cab companies would hold the medallion and charge enormous rent for drivers to use their cabs and medallions.
No one is forcing you to give up meat, and no one is forcing you to engage in this thread. The status quo of meat consumption is firmly entrenched in our society and if anything getting stronger (see the rise of the carnivore diet for example) and yet when someone on the internet seriously believes in the opposite and laments the hopelessness of the situation, they get bombarded by dozens of meat eaters with comments about how vegans look sick, meat is essential, etc...

Can you not see where the OP is coming from? Do you have any sympathy towards them? They seriously believe that meat eating is wrong, and yet when the mention that on the internet in a thread about antibiotic overuse, they got bombarded by pro-meat commenters.
Thanks for reading and sharing your work!

I host an indie gamedev coworking group in the bay area and on discord that you might find interesting. Will DM you.

> How did this one go? I ended up literally doing a `ln` for shared frontend/backend files.

Very easy with module imports. Same scene graph and entity component system shared between client and server.
Monocultures have a history of disaster. The Great Irish Famine happened, in part, because the economic system at the time forced the working class to depend on a potato monoculture for sustenance.

We see a similar result happening where our economic system forces us to depend on monocultures for food production.
Timestripe is a similar tool focused more you as a person and not just work. It approaches and pick up the idea of Your Life in Weeks from Wait but Why.

https://timestripe.com/

https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/life-weeks.html
That's an interesting looking app/extension, it seems to do a lot more than the linked page implies. I had been thinking that $7.99 was pretty steep for editing URLs in Safari, but no StopTheMadness seems to do so much more.

For example (from the App Store listing):
- Stops Google AMP
- Removes tracking tags
- Stop videos from autoplaying
- Add your own site-specific CSS and JavaScript
- Custom URL redirects! e.g. redirect new Reddit to old Reddit
- Hides the annoying "get the app" banners.

If I find myself using mobile safari more then I might have to check this out.
Doing any but pure ARM or blueprint/arm on Azure is shooting yourself in the throat.
Yeah, other people I know in their forties and fifties didn't get it "early", but a bit of whacky baccy and their lives are a mess.

I also know plenty of people who haven't had any mental issues from it, but the risk is definitely there.
That's not a genetic study. The authors specialize in organizational/management science. For the Wikipedia article, you should read it yourself. A ctrl-f for "no evidence" would do you well.
Their 2200*610mm jarrah butchers block is fantastic and really beautiful when oiled.

Heavy as hell though!

https://ibb.co/BZv3XkQ
I'm immediately reminded of how Google refused to port their YouTube app to Windows Phone back in the day, and when Microsoft cobbled one together itself, Google claimed that doing so violated its ToS.
Different offsets. That's about it; they both tick at the same rate and ignore leap seconds.

The mention of LORAN-C kind of dates the page, actually. The last remaining LORAN transmitters were shut down at the end of 2015.
This is a false dichotomy.

The taboos about races / genetics are largely held and enforced by white people, not (just) by minorities.
The judge says that his job at the restaurant counts as time served.
> Space and planets we can visit has absolutely none of these things.

Because of that, you'll be carrying with you sources of better breathable air, fresher water, and food that's much less likely to kill you or escape you. At least early on, before the market pressure reduces aforementioned consumables to lowest possible quality still able to sustain some degree of life.
There's an error in my calculations. Apologies.

The comparison happens at every level and NOT every node so, it's O(N) for traversal then when a layer is completed a comparison occurs at a cost of O(N^2). The amount of times this happens is equal to the height of the tree which can be simplified to logN. So total big O is O(N) + O(N^2 * log2(N)).

This simplifies to O(N^2 * log2(N)) which, while better than O(N^3), is still really bad.
Claiming that the skills tested by IQ tests are in part heritable—like height, strength, weight, eye color and every other physical characteristic—is not an extraordinary claim. Indeed, the opposite claim would be more extraordinary. Why should this be the exception to the rule?

It would be far more beneficial to equity to push back on the purported implications of this fact than to try to fight a losing battle against reality. The value we place on the skills that IQ tests measure is highly suspect and should be questioned, not the idea that IQ varies between populations.
You do not have to dig far _at all_ on 538 to find that info. They prominently display the distribution of their results.
Sorry, I meant for the EV. Ten cents per mile of electricity costs is the cheapest I've seen, and it is often higher.
Until AI can consistently and correctly answer to “where did you learn that?”, it is fundamentally defective as a technology and should absolutely be out of the question for attempts at AGI.
Galois actually proved, that you cannot express the solutions as a set of certain expressions (composition of polynomials, division and taking roots). Using Gröbner basis, it is possible to construct an algorithm that computes results (now, I'm not sure if it's always possible, I'm not an expert. But this distinction is important nonetheless).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%84lmhult?wprov=sfla1
You can also just share your library with another account.
That only matters if IQ is a measure of something that matters. There are several arguments which suggest it's not.

1. How good someone is at taking a test ≠ intelligence.

https://medium.com/incerto/iq-is-largely-a-pseudoscientific-...

2. The IQ test may have been specifically designed to be difficult for certain populations, which were comparatively less educated. And those populations are still less educated today. So it's a circular argument.

https://www.nea.org/advocating-for-change/new-from-nea/racis...
I wonder what kind of performance & memory-size it'll have.

I don't know enough to ask a good question about what kind of frameworks it can run on, but curious about that too.
Not really: you need to have some modulation to resolve position, not just angle.
In the same breath, my step-father ended up with a criminal record due to his delusions during a psychotic episode.

The problem is the lack of accountability and access to solutions within Western countries. IMO, if cannabis can be made so readily available on a legal basis and easily accessible, the treatments for schizophrenia must be too. The risks generally aren't highlighted, only the benefits of cannabis are. The media would have you believe it's a wonder drug with no dangerous side effects.

He ended up coming back from Canada where his family live to live in the UK again because he couldn't get access to a specific monthly injection he needed for his schizophrenia. Lived in the street for about two years in Canada, until his delusion led him to commit a crime, and he agreed to stay in a psychiatric hospital for x time. After which, they simply released him into the street again...
LTE stands for Long-Term Evolution
What I meant is that whether a given language is analyzed as having /y/ or /ʉ/ is often down to phonemics - i.e. how that vowel groups with others - and not to the minute distinctions in how it is actually pronounced (especially once you take allophones and regional pronunciations into account).

FWIW I'm even not sure there are any languages that actually have a phonemic distinction between /y/ and /ʉ/ or between /ɨ/ and /ɯ/. I'm sure there are some, but I would be very surprised if the actual distinction cannot be more sensibly analyzed in other terms (length etc).
Is there ANY common language without TONS of ways to write bad code?

Is there ANY such language at all regardless of popularity?
How about a self hosted version?
Worse than a patent troll. How can we justify allowing these types of predators?
No, it's the people who insist that IQ must be the sole example of a physiological characteristic that has no genetic component who feel threatened by the science.

To be clear, I fiercely oppose racism in all forms, but the battle should be up against the idea that there's some inherent value in IQ scores, not against the idea that genes play a role in the scores.
I am familiar with the "This site is best viewed on X" and Netscape vs IE era but I thankfully entered the workforce later.

My condolences to everyone who has to suffer stereotypical enterprise software.
I also tried to make a browser game with WebRTC. This is a bit annoying to do IMO, but I am surprised that no really famous game leverages it (to my knowledge ? I mean I know that some games like openarena.live exists, but it's niche), even though it's essentially UDP in the browser, so it offers a lot more networking options than the games we see currently.
thats not very mormon of you.....
> Upon their arrival, the team inspected the damage to the Dodge and the camera gear knocked loose by the explosion.

I don’t get why people keep saying things like this.

The rocket exploded three minutes after the car was damaged, and 25 miles further away. The explosion didn’t knock anything loose.
Would you mind recapitalizing Tai to TAI?
Wow, as someone who's been maintaining a JS voxel engine ("noa") for some years now it's surprising to find a bunch of influences here I hadn't seen before. I also got started from the algorithms on Mikola Lysenko's blog, but I'd never come across VoxLords at all. Great stuff OP!
Omg the multi-threaded code examples are amazing. The active line is highlighted. Amazingly illuminating, so so good.
$1200 for a non-exotic butcher block desktop doesn’t make any sense in the US, either:

https://www.homedepot.com/b/Kitchen-Countertops-Butcher-Bloc...

Home Depot’s countertops are kind of overpriced, and it’s still only a few hundred dollars for a desk-sized piece.

Also, butcher block is fairly light, at least compared to plywood, OSB or particle board.
Second this (not a former financial advisor)
Too safe can be just as bad as too risky. If you want to buy a house this year, sure keep it in cash. But if you want to still have this money 20 years from now, then you'd probably want to invest some of it. You don't need to do one thing with all of it, and a FA can help you understand your preferences and timelines to be smart with it.
Australian east coast capital cities are the poster children for low vacancy rates and high prices.

The indicators you need to look for are politicians making it illegal to bid for a rental to obscure prices from market participants.

The percentage of capital gain vs rental income breakdown has been decreasing in Australia since interest rates started dropping 10 years ago.

Now it's going in the other direction, rents will outstrip capital gains because of higher interest - you'll have people saying that landlords are buying up houses and refusing to sell because rents are going up and they are just hoarding cash. You can't win against this argument.
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When Puerto Rico or DC become states. Each would add two Senators and draw from the pool of Representatives (replacing DC’s third elector).
> Probably because the marketing industry has tricked us into this way of thinking.

There's no trick about it. Lots of people like new things. Lots of people get new phones, new cars, new TVs, new clothes, new video games, and yes new furniture.

Almost nobody cares about the griping of a few curmudgeons complaining about what they think is tacky or terrible for the planet -- not even most self-proclaimed environmentalists you see flying around the world with the latest gadgets and expensive clothes.
Primitive conversions are as simple as `<type>_of_<newType>(myValue)`. For example, `int_of_float(2.0)` will give you an integer. `string_of_int(123)` will return a string. Noting very surprising.

If you want to do more complex conversions, you have to write those functions and call them.

I don't much care for Ocaml syntax (StandardML is a better language in basically every way and ReasonML is Ocaml with better syntax), but this isn't a big deal.
Hi, I am not a vegan.

I struggled with bad insomnia for years. My research has identified the following. It may be of use to others in their own research.

Obviously before taking a supplement or drug you should try sleep hygiene and breathe work or relaxing music/audiobook. Sometimes, that isn’t enough. Consistent bad sleep can be indicative of a medical problem, so don’t just sleep on it if it persists or you have other symptoms.

I like to minimize what I use and never one thing for more than a few days, so I rotate and use only as needed.

L-Theanine,

valerian root,

Mg (I prefer gluconate. Some Mg forms are just bowl prep[they make you poop]). Amazon basics is decent.

Taurine.

There is also Phenibut. Big caution sign here, source is important there so tread carefully but it is an effective gabanergic and gives great sleep. Big warning sign, use responsibly as dependency very real on this one, not to be used regularly. When all else fails this works. Takes an hour or so however and food decreases its effect. There is a small abuse potential, so again caution and be informed.

Then you have your prescription drugs remeron, gabapentin, trazadone, hydroxyzine, etc.

Ambien is an evil medication. Hard recommendation to avoid at all costs. Addictive, abusable, and many reports of sleep sex/driving/buying/etc. Bad. Bad. Bad. There are other z drugs but luckily those aren’t commonly given out.

Just be cautious of what someone will prescribe you, dependency sucks. Rebound insomnia really sucks.

As such, I like Mg and taurine. Generally safe for healthy individuals, generally a wider range of safe dosing, cheap, high quality suppliers are out there and can have other positive side effects.

Certain diets can be deficient in particular amino acids and nutrients. The stricter the diet the bigger the risk. Plenty of resources to analyze diet out there.

Good resources for supplement information:

examine.com with some free info

Pay walled professional site http://naturalmedicines.therapeuticresearch.com/

Pubmed.
BS. There is a thriving ecosystem of ikea furniture in this city that sells for half price. It actually gets better prices because models are well known.
Your comment reminds me of how HFT is now in a similar regime -- speed is everything, and whoever can trade with the lowest latency, wins.
The photos you are referring to depict a society where the elderly are valued and respected for their contributions, rather than being marginalized or dismissed. It's important to recognize that aging is a natural part of life, and people should not be defined by their age or perceived limitations. In some cultures, the elderly are seen as wise and experienced, and their knowledge and skills are highly valued.
Supreme Court rejects lawsuit seeking patents for AI-created inventions
It's also a justification for slacking off, but also just true and points out why 8 hour days are silly, and offices are silly.
If you invested someoney with the cooperative you can always sell your share (if there is somebody that wants to buy).
The only ikea item we managed to break (actually, bend) was a midbeam (SKORVA).

I'm surprised it lasted as long as it did! It broke in the third apartment, so it survived two moves. And it was just $15 to replace.
You’ve been much more proscriptive, and given it a larger task than I was trying to highlight, and I can see GPT4 doing well at the kind of task I’ve personally experienced it doing well at.

What I was trying to highlight is the sort of “small task” not, very short essay and feel free to make up specific words using specific linguistics as some guidance.

I’ve seen it make up words in this way too, even without prompting it to allow it to make up a word. I was more trying to highlight that its not particularly good at prompts like “please give me a list of 50 names for a hypersonic aircraft company for my science fiction novel”, counterintuitively it requires significant additional prompt text to expand its creativity in response to prompts like this, and not repeat itself if you ask it for a list of another 50 names.
Every once in a while, I smell that musty bed bug scent and start panicking. Being threatened with the presence of bed bugs is equivalent to being threatened with grave bodily harm or torture in my subconscious mind, and I'd go to great lengths to ensure I never went through that again.

I hate to admit it, but I agree with your last sentiment. They are a hell like no other.
I use GPL-3.0-only (is that the right identifier?), because I actually want to be able to check any changes. I think it's <90% that GPLv4 will be acceptable at all, and that's not a risk I want to take.
https://github.com/peterw/Chat-with-Github-Repo
I don't know, for me the fact that this gives you a visualization of a totient is really interesting.

Another really interesting idea is to deliberately change the thing which you are rationally approximating; you don't have to rationally approximate π if you don't want to, that's just if you make steps of 1 radian. Make steps of q radians and you get the denominators for rational approximations of q/π.

This is used in the golden spiral algorithm[1] to evenly-ish distribute points on a sphere, we choose the most irrational number q/π = φ, the golden ratio. Since all of its rational approximations suck, the spirals are as inoffensive as they can be.

1. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9600801/evenly-distribut...
How many lives are ruined by alcohol every year? Oxy? When it comes to risk, weed is the least of my worries.
It's become a bit of a running gag with my wife to count the clocks in her parents' house when we visit and see if we come up with the same number. We rarely do, either because we have different interpretations as to whether a half-assembled clock counts or not or because we overlook one of many. We've yet to break into three figures, but we've gotten most of the way there.

Midnight and noon are intense. Her father has them all set a bit off from each other to enjoy each chiming in turn.
What investors?
It already works. Businesses fund themselves with loans.
It's a spectrum. Most languages have some ways to write bad code, but there are definitely languages that have more or fewer ways compared to other languages. E.g. languages with simpler precedence rules, like Lisp or TCL, avoid this particular issue because you just can't write code with unintuitive precedence (although in the case of Lisp people often end up writing a macro that recapitulates the problem).
y = (-1)**x

-1 is a circle, brah!
Windows costs nearly $200. If only that counted as paying.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/d/windows-11-pro/dg7gmgf0d8h...
That's heartening. Mainstream media election coverage is infuriating.
Nate is the antidote for me.