skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Mid forties, my insurance only covers preventative blood work every 3 years or something like that. I guess that can be based on having a normal/good workup the previous time.
They also talk about "AngularJS" which is the name of the legacy Angular. They also put AR/VR/Metaverse/Web3 in the same basket (section best "fields")... what the heck
I would be very surprised if EDR products didn't use some form of anomaly detection (e.g. autoencoders[1], ANN embeddings etc.)

I've gotten into trouble with employers over editing system configuration files and trying to start reverse shells, and I can't imagine execve() or connect()+dup2() are malicious either.

[1] https://www.evilsocket.net/2022/08/15/Process-behaviour-anom...
Even the title is baffling to me. It has "TV doctors" in it. TV doctors!

I can't even begin to imagine all the possibilities, almost none of them good, of having such a thing in the first place. This has to be on the same level as tv shamans and what not.

[proceeds to the article, finds about they mean "tv show doctors", then realizes this changes nothing. literally nothing]
It is because people on the right who are not "far right" who want to limit the government's budget approach it by trying to actually limit the budget. The debt ceiling does not limit the budget. It limits taking on debt to satisfy obligations from past budgets that are now coming due.
Grants will take a long time to lock down I suspect. Maybe fine if you can float the cost for a few months and reimburse yourself out of grant funds later, but there's a lot of uncertainty.

$50/day is pretty small relatively speaking, so just finding a local corporate sponsor and running an ad for them would probably work.
I was also struck by the salaries. Whenever I read mass media salary survey stuff the salaries are low like that. I tend to panic for a minute like “oh no, am I way overpaid?” Everyone who works for me makes more than the average “CEO” in that chart.
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Core 64 is the hyper-threaded pair of core 0.
That's fine. A system like that doesn't depend on intent.
Stuxnet (2010) [pdf]
I think even dumber-than-human AI is extremely hazardous and agree with you entirely. The problem I have with the singularity crowd is that they make it impossible to talk about the risks that I do find scary, in the same way that it's impossible to discuss climate risk with fundamentalist Christians who think we're a decade away from the Rapture.
It’s incredible just how much there is in CSS. And so much of it is very fast in comparison to other imperative ways to getting the same effects.
Confounding enshittification with people daring to express negativty in 'echelon's internet' is lacking empathy. Platform creep is a problem. People looking for validity in their emotions is not.

Anyone who says the internet, a resource used by billions of people, and prescribes changes that suit their personal preferences, is probably narcissistic too.
It wouldn't. Governments said the hospitals were collapsing because they needed to justify their actions, whilst simultaneously publishing dashboards that showed plenty of free capacity.

The problem is that most COVID cases in hospitals were of people who were infected in hospital itself. They weren't admitted for it. Just looking at "covid cases in hospitals" would therefore be misleading. That was never highlighted by the media or government officials because it was embarrassing but sometimes dashboards would reveal it.

As an example look at Switzerland's data. It's useful because it was still being updated as recently as May.

https://www.covid19.admin.ch/en/hosp-capacity/total?hospCapZ...

As you can see, it made no difference whatsoever and actually at the start of the dataset the hospitals are way under utilized.

Some countries have worse hospital systems than Switzerland, and regularly experience shortages of care even in normal times. But this example shows that for a good healthcare system COVID could be handled easily without even coming close to running out of capacity.
That makes sense. It's quite easily doable but you need sort of a programmatic mailbox. I don't think it necessarily needs to be direct to email but email as identity. Most people still use a well known hosting provider for email. I'm just assuming it's like simple text messages you want forwarded to a local inbox.
Every study I have seen either requires a longer duration of 20-30 minutes or a set of very intense but short intervals for the same effect. The protocol in this study treated the walking as an exercise routine with a warmup and cooldown period. They only used 70-80 year olds in this particular study so one likely has to rely on overviews like this https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5440589/ since a longitudinal study with as much data gathering as this UMD study might be kind of expensive and intrusive on study participants.

You either should exercise because you want to or not, I don't think any single study is going to convince anyone if they do not want to. Based on my rudimentary understanding of physiology and aging, one would want to because one's ability to exercise steadily declines after about age 35 unless one exercises regularly.
The consistency of NDE are easy to explain: the brain being starved of oxygen and dying tends to shut down a particular way in all people. Loss of blood oxygen levels leads to narrowing of vision, as we know from astronaut training centrifuges. Keep this process up and it becomes a “tunnel of light.” The brain starts spasming towards the end, with everything being fired off faster than the conscious part can handle, which ends up being interpreted as your whole life flashing before your eyes.
Alimony is essential in cultures and marriages where one person gets to make a career for themselves and the other does the household chores, takes care of the children, and so forth.

It's also essential in places where having a child severely decreases your chances of making a career for yourself. Think places where there's no guaranteed parental leave, or where there's only one parent who gets parental leave (making them much less desirable for employers).

There are plenty of cases where these restrictions aren't relevant (i.e. same sex partners (no gender discrimination) without children (no childcare obligations) both making careers), but those cases are a small minority of all the marriages that break up.

I agree that the way many alimony laws work is outdated, but they vary wildly and are there for good reason.
I can warmly recommend Tom Holland's captivating "Dominion: How the Christian Revolution Remade the World" for the history of how christianity diverged from judaism and became the dominant religion in the west.
Do they use it to camouflage their misdeeds, or are the misdeeds how they achieve such success?
Thanks for suggesting tree of thought. Will try the approach they mentioned in the paper.
The End Of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason

https://www.samharris.org/books/the-end-of-faith
My wife's hemoglobin comes back high. It always comes back high. That's just her, it doesn't mean something's gone wrong. Some out-of-range values are meaningful (like cholesterol) by themselves, but in many cases if they're out of range but the patient is healthy it's simply something to note as normal for that patient.
I like when these things are celebrated with humor. Letterkenny/Shoresy can do good things with that sometimes.
Same. In 4th position "Chef". Then in the "Highest Paying Jobs in Tech" chart we have the following entries "Back-end software engineer", "Full-stack developer" and "Software developer". I mean, who wrote that article? Can't take it seriously at all.
Absolutely YES! They were Big here in Brazil. Alphaville too.
I'd look towards stratified sampling to think more formally around the issue.

POC is homogonizing because it's reducing the space from N strata to 2: white and non-white, blending n-1 strata.

Per wikipedia:

> Stratification is the process of dividing members of the population into homogeneous subgroups before sampling. The strata should define a partition of the population. That is, it should be collectively exhaustive and mutually exclusive: every element in the population must be assigned to one and only one stratum. Then simple random sampling is applied within each stratum

Using this definition, white and non-white are mutually exclusive, while location of origin forms a different axis for comparison.

In more social sciences, you might look to intersectionality for an explanation.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stratified_sampling

[1] https://www.nasponline.org/resources-and-publications/resour...
I really liked The Religions Book by DK Publishing.

It is not a deep or thorough book. But it covers almost all religious beliefs starting with hunter & gatherers. What I really liked about it was that you can see modern religions evolving from more primitive religions.
The high-level criticism, which is that Gemini's specification is too loose and vague, seems very, very convincing, even if the specifics aren't.

In a subtle way, this is a significant hurdle for any competitors to the HTTP world. They have to overcome 30 years of technical debate and refinement as ambiguities have been hammered down.
Having known unhappily married and religious family (and leaving the faith myself), I can understand folks falling permanently out of love. And IMO they're likely better apart than locked in decades of fruitless trying.

Anyway, thanks for sharing, and I'd agree that a frivolous marriage sounds like a pointless exercise.
Thank you for the pointer. Very interesting approach. If you don't mind could you suggest some resources where I could learn more about your approach.
It’s a well known statistic that only one out of ten startups “succeed” and by “success” it just means investors got their money back. It doesn’t mean that employees got anything meaningful.

https://www.failory.com/blog/startup-failure-rate

Stock options are also mostly illiquid and you don’t know the value of what you’re holding.

My RSUs in a public company are vested every six months. I know the potential value of those options just by looking at my spreadsheet and I can see the value updated almost real time (the GoogleFinance function). How long have Stripe employees been waiting on their company to go public?
This strange dichotomy caught-out Benedict Cumberbatch some years back https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2015/jan/26/benedict-cum...
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Anathem. Or, what Neal Stephenson thinks about this.
Not to mention the fact that construction can be messy for other reasons. I present a bit from George Carlin's routine on airline announcements:

"Here's one they just made up: Near miss. When two planes almost collide, they call it a near miss. It's a near hit! A COLLISION is a near miss. explosion sound Look, they nearly missed! YES, BUT NOT QUITE!"
I am in the same boat. What's worse, for me it looks like it affect conferences too. More effort spent on self-promotion than on desire to share knowledge.
I’m not disagreeing with your (accurate) description of proper technique at all, or that incorrect technique can result in falsely elevated office BP (due to expected physiologic responses).

I just meant it may also be a factor in elevated office BP measurements even if done properly, hence “potential contributor”.

If you have multiple documented normotensive measurements on your home BP monitor that’s more reliable than even proper technique in a medical setting to be honest.

The hierarchy of BP measurement accuracy is:

24 hour ambulatory measurement > multiple home patient measurements > in-office automated BP cuff (with proper technique) > in-office BP measurement with auscultation (not sure why this was suggested as more accurate to the commenter you replied to).

Automated cuffs are great and reproducible.
We recently migrated all our native apps to webapps. Yes it's possible these days with same user experience. It's a blessing. Designing apps with css is just so nice. There isn't a single native solution which come even slightly close. Css is super nice these days.
At the time of the famine
> AI alarmists are fond of the paper clip maximizer, a notional computer that runs a paper clip factory, becomes sentient, recursively self-improves to Godlike powers, and then devotes all its energy to filling the universe with paper clips.

We don't need AI to bring us the paper clip maximizer, we're living in one right now. It's called capitalism. Its goal is to maximize capital at the expense (!) of everything else: livable land, breathable air, drinkable water, tolerable climate, and of course, every single thing that's alive.
Lol, fair enough - thanks for the clarification!
I asked gpt for and it say partner with local business to promote them in exchange for some support. Have them give you coupons, so that they can track roi. Bill them ten cents or smth for every coupon uttered by your model. You can also make it fun, like a treasure hunt, but there are also other gamification opportunities.
Jeep, RAM, and Chrysler have an oversupply of new cars
Is the Wii stillconsidered to be in the market?
I share your experience here.

I’m a minority, and arguably now considered an industry expert as well in my domain (graphics). The vast majority of time I’m the only minority involved in several circles.

I am trying to raise diversity in these groups, across age, ethnicity and gender.

But it’s so difficult to do when few others also join in that effort. Not because they’re necessarily bigoted (though some are), but they don’t see it.

The only effective means I’ve found is to actually highlight the disparity between diversity in the industry versus representation in the committees. Then suddenly people have an amazing colleague that they forgot to invite, or a rising star Junior dev who could be mentored into the role.

Sometimes people just need to be reminded that the status quo isn’t above questioning and that they have their own implicit biases that they just never reflect on.
I don't exactly see how to define "3x as intelligent as a single person" so I'll conveniently define it as something that thinks 3x faster than a single person. A single such thing can talk to 3 persons simultaneously, and 100000 such things working together can talk to 300000 persons simultaneously.
"If everything was ended amicably without lawyers you'd only be out a few hundred bucks."

But that's not even possible. Even the people I've known who split amicably still required lawyers. This goes back to the asymmetrical legal aspects of getting married vs dissolving one. You don't need to draw up a contract, disclose assets, or anything when getting married. You just adopt the standard contract as defined by the government. When divorcing, you are required to disclose assets, have property assessed, you need to split up the assets, and work out child care/cost details. You could likely work out a lot of this, but in general you still need a lawyer to make sure the agreement checks all the legal boxes. Then the state needs to approve it. Even if both parties agree, the state may not allow you to make certain agreements if they don't like it, or they think it's no longer fair (prenup). There are even law firms that offer amicable divorce services - they still cost thousands of dollars.

Even if you could file yourself, it costs about 10x the cost to get a marriage license.
Continue on with the conference, learn from the current situation, and try again in the future.

That's why I'm encouraged that this conversation is happening, because it's the path to the better future.

The only really wrong response to this would be to shut down, close one's mind, and decide that the problem is the controversy itself, rather than the greater social situation of which this conference is just one small part. It's a programming language, it's not meant to solve social problems, after all. But governance and social structures are inherent to programming languages, and they should try to fit into the larger social structure of society (around the world) and if they want to be widely adopted, learn to appeal to wider and wider audiences.
Yeah. Quite sad the Mini didn't sell too well. For me the current regular size is about as big as I feel comfortable with. I just hope these models keep getting the same features as the larger ones (Max, Ultra, whatever).
Then why is there a huge labor shortage in home building construction? Were all those Americans who are out there to do those well paying home building jobs? Are they at home watching FoxNews while complaining about illegal immigrants stealing their jobs to notice that their is still a labor shortage, especially in home building?

Green energy has nothing to do with the homelessness crisis. Yes, it might someday take away those well paying oil extraction jobs and replace them with wind turbine and solar panel installation jobs, but economically is positive or a no-op for everyone else.
Human mating rituals can get way more elaborate than any other animal's.
Dan McClellan. https://danielomcclellan.wordpress.com/about/ I know him not from a book (although he has written one) but from YouTube and TikTok channels. He is mostly talking about Judaism and Christianity but his content is downright awesome!
NVC is not about the words you say. I can imagine the above dialogue being a perfectly fine example between two people practising NVC.
Sure.

But CLI apps don’t have markup, much less semantic markup.

That was my point.
You are comparing outliners (big tech with huge salaries and outstanding benefits) with every employer in Western(?) Europe. How much does it cost to provide 6 weeks of vacation to everyone in the country? The senior engineer in Europe will have to support more people through taxes.

The market rates are lower because there is no market. FTA I only recognize one European company with somewhat global reach (booking.com). Europe doesn't have multiple companies trying risky businesses and competing for the top talent. European values (focus on equality, stability, WLB, etc) are in part responsible for this.
"If married, it's much harder for one partner to tap out of parenting, in financial terms"

Child support can be determined independently from being married. Whether one is married or not has no bearing on one's financial obligations to children, to my knowledge.
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Why should it? And add a chapter on sleep paralsys? Another one on the effect of LSD?
I can try to summarize my understanding of events.

1. Dude gets invited to do a keynote.
2. Dude gets his keynote invite withdrawn because some members of the rust team were "uncomfortable" with the content of dude's blog. The content which was technical and not of the standard Twitter/cancellation variety.
3. Second Dude leaves rust leadership because he seen how the rust community treated first dude.

Totally understandable. Why waste more time with a community that can't discuss things critically even if they go against many ideas of the tech in question? Maybe a bit of an over reaction, but it's likely he knew a lot more of the community and what it's really like. This was likely the last straw.

Alternatively, look at the Go community and leadership. The Go team discussed generics and eventually implemented them although leadership and the community was often against it. They certainly didn't cancel keynotes or speakers that were pro-generics.
oh wow you looked it up on wikipedia - check mate I guess
Demon Haunted World by Carl Sagan too.
FWIW, I think you're coming from a position of good faith and you do want to see doctors do all they can for the patient's health.

That being said, the structure of medical practice in the US leads to mediocre and expensive outcomes for patients because no one cares to address systemic issues because no one is incentivized to.

> We are explicitly instructed (and obligated) to disregard systems-level issues and concerns in patient encounters.

That's a problem isn't it? Since we're on HackerNews, if I have an application that has a performance issue due to a slow disk, should I just throw my hands in the air and say "I have to disregard systems-level issues and focus on delivering features"? I hope I and my management can cut through the org chart to align on addressing the root cause which is getting a faster disk.

Another anecdote: my uncle was a doctor in South America and he is appalled whenever he sees doctors in the US. Doctors in the US do not care to learn anything about you beyond your symptoms, vital signs, and blood work. They see you like a car engine and follow a cause and effect flow-chart to decide on a treatment. In South America, he would spend time trying to understand the patient's living conditions, his occupation, stressors, hobbies, etc. to understand if the patient's self-identified symptoms are consistent with other patients with similar backgrounds. Seeing each patient took more time, but he and his patients were much more satisfied with the exchange than in the US. The lesson he learned there is that in the US there are too many invisible hands in the room guiding the doctor's hand, leading to an outcome where the patient's health is just as important as the insurance's health, the doctor's (financial) health's, the hospital's health, and the government's political health.
Other replies have made excellent points but I'd also like to point out that in the world of Rust the only time you want your code to panic is when something irrecoverable (at a very low level) happens. Like if you're messing around with bare metal/embedded stuff and you just set a (hardware) register but for whatever reason that call failed so now you can be guaranteed that the rest of your code just can't work. It's panic time!

If a crate is using panic because it encountered bad input or whatever then the crate isn't doing things in a rusty sort of way. Even if it's a wrapper around an unsafe C library that uses panic everywhere the language has tools to work around that which is not the same thing as having made an inherent, unfixable mistake in the design of the language (by having more than one way to deal with errors).
Talking about feelings is all good and healthy assuming the problem to solve is technical and due to a misunderstanding. But what if the root cause of the build up of resentment is when one of the couple is changing and his/her feeling about the relationship is changing. Someone like me with disorganized attachment style can sense subtle changes quickly and react to it
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