skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Further comments.
1) I once got a count of comments on HN that reference adhd or ADHD. There were over a million. Your's is not an insurmountable problem.

2) While you can't compete head on with CS grads with excellent grades, you don't need to. Domain knowledge can be critical in this. If you are applying to a s/w house that specializes in medical s/w, a few classes in medical technology or managing a medical practice could be decisive. In such a case I wouldn't apply through a CS headhunter but through a headhunter that specializes in a medical field and who might have a client who needs your help.

Good luck!
The Soft Tyranny of Modern Medicine
No, the USA is one of the overt tools which the CIA uses to maintain its (fragile) global hegemony.
OpenAI seems to be prioritizing the mobile experience over web.

Their mobile app is extremely fast with GPT-4, faster than web. I’d imagine once mobile is well-established, they’ll equalize it out.

Totally makes sense, if I’m right. They should just state it publicly.
That's a theme you see in the old Zen cartoons.

It ain't talent or education. It's perseverance.
Search for "wifi sd card". There are a million of them
Thanks for the clarification -- I updated my comment. (I am not a lawyer!)
The life expectancy for a 59 year old man is 25 years and 6 months according to this source. [1]

Statistics Canada says 20 years and 6 months for a 60-year old man. [2]

That said, I suppose some kids don't graduate from high school on time.

[1] https://coolconversion.com/heath/life-expectancy-calculator-...

[2] https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=131001...
Male life expectancy at age 59 is 21 more years in the US per SSA. So, absent significantly worse than typical health, he’s not unlikely to see him graduate.
When did anti-abortion become an adjective?

It's standard English, perfectly acceptable and common.
None of this seems to address power.

maybe the pi zero is ok.

For a pi4 you have to provide power though the usb-c connector and it needs up to 3A.

This is also why implementing pi-kvm is so complicated.
Update from an hour or two ago:

update: thank you everyone! thanks to the efforts of @stevestreza@indieweb.social, @crawfordsm@mastodon.social, and @lewiscowles1986@phpc.social the majority of the source has been located
Line wrapping is often different between different browsers, so things end up on different pages for different users.
Classic Weinberg. It's called the "The Pinebrook Ploy".

"...Out here in the Nebraska prairie, where trees are scarcer than water, water is scarcer than hills, and the lay of the land lets you see for miles in every direction, there's no shortage of words describing desirable features. Everywhere you drive, you see signs directing you to Pinebrooks, Chestnut Highlands, Cottonwood Pond, Maple Glade, Willow Knolls, Aspen Meadows, Beechwood Shores, Elm Creek Hills, Oakmont Cascade...

...But why go on? The Pinebrook Ploy is so universally practiced that you can give odds that Oakmont Cascade contains neither oak, nor mountain, nor cascade, unless you count the stream that flows through your cellar. Besides, developers are no more guilty than technologists. Early proponents of gas lighting declared that gas light had the same healthful properties as sunlight. Under this application of The Gilded Rule, anyone forcing children to work twelve hours a day in a gas-lit factory was actually a great humanitarian. Without factory work, those children might not get the benefits of light on cloudy days..."

- Gerald M. Weinberg
The Secrets of Consulting
I suspect they have to release more products to climb up the value chains where their technology is currently being used to generate value for customers.
Font anti aliasing, or more specifically subpixel rendering absolutely changes color. It of course does so in a way that is ideally not perceptible, but it is there.
Here's an example of an e rendered with subpixel rendering close up:
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f3/Subpixel...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subpixel_rendering
This almost seems like a personal anecdote somehow
Hahaha! I mean, maybe… :)
Well: https://www.statnews.com/2023/05/18/doctors-trained-outside-...
Reddit's official app is one of the most blatant examples of 'enshittification' to date in my opinion. I definitely would like to see Reddit be replaced with decentralised forums, I'd genuinely be happy with phpBB with threaded comments and an optional centralised login.
Who can even tell, Reddit is a joke of a company. Seriously, is this the third time someone there tried to play startup and "reinvent" it? All the while the actual website only gets worse?
Like Texas / Florida did with mail-in voting, limiting ballot locations, etc? You don't need to literally go in and change someone's ballot, and only some voting districts are contentious. TX has also given its executive the authority to invalidate local election results.
With a fertility rate of 1.64 as of 2020, the US needs all the new babies they can get.
Agile Development...
Gamers want HDR too.
Mkws – A simple static site generator in 400 lines of C
I don't understand if the author's issue here, is funding anti-abortion movements or because their are doing it in a non transparent way.

Abortion is not a human right. You may be freely for or against it based on your values and education. But trying to shame anyone for their position on the matter (for or against), that is indeed an attack on human rights.
Is it possible this was supposed to be on-background and not published for public consumption and there was a miscommunication? When I read the article last week, I was a little surprised it was published because it did read very much like the sort of meeting you have with people behind closed doors that aren’t secret the same way it would be under and NDA, but that are truly designed to offer background context and not to be published as a transcript. That scenario feels more likely to me than that there was something said that is no longer true, but I don’t know.

From an optics perspective, it would probably have been better to just let the article stand rather than requesting that it get removed (unless there were fundamental misrepresentations of misunderstandings of what was said), but it could also be a situation where no one expected the article's removal to be noticed.
I know a guy through my gym who had one at 65. Very healthy guy. But he had a bad heart attack at 69 and now it’s pretty rough.
Surely this is a troll post.
Nvidia Started in a Denny’s. Now It’s Worth $1T
I grew up alongside boys raised by lesbians and they are some of the most well-rounded amazing men I've ever met.
>I was actually aware this could happen and technically shouldn't have left the battery in the device while it was hooked up to power constantly

This really isn't on them at all, a properly designed Li-ion system will be absolutely fine left plugged in 24/7. Netgear either doesn't understand how to design a safe battery powered device, or this was a rare case of a bad battery just going off regardless of how you treat it.
Why? By the time they can enter the workforce it will be all AI and robots.
Your numbers are way off, but even assuming they weren't, 1 hour of PA training is not the same as 1 hour of MD/DO training.
> Some weird schizoid managed to grab both these codebases during his work on some 900th attempt of a HL2 VR project and his major goal was to have this circle leak it to the public and fly to his girlfriends house (also involved in the valve community) and kill himself and her.

What the fuck? This is so weird.
Ultralong-Range Electric Cars Are Arriving. Say Goodbye to Charging Stops
Bodily autonomy is a right.
For the price of a mifi and a pi you can get a cellular wifi router and run code directly on there. Either from "random string of characters" on Amazon or Mikrotik or Teltonika. Then you have something designed to run 24/7 and most of them will run off DC power.

Of course the router isn't as nice of a software environment as a pi but that's part of the fun, no? If you want easy just use GitHub pages or square space or whatever.
If git was simply too hard an easier (probably centralised) alternative would have taken over by now.

Ergo git may be hard to it's clearly not hard enough for market forces to displace it.
I'm having similar adventures in Emacs/EXWM with trying to implement Super + IJKL movement. It works fine until you start adding other modifiers into the mix, especially Shift.
Can't 100k community members just each pony up 10 bucks?
This seems like it's just re-stating what I said? I guess it can be tidier to use replace rather than swap depending on the circumstances.

Edited-to-add: The replace_with crate seems like it's taking the opposite approach to Aria's "Pre-pooping your pants" essay and I don't like that. It has a bunch of safety pre-requisites on functions labelled safe, which is not good Rust.
Reichsbürger: Countdown to the Coup
It's a basic ice cream without any artificially added flavors, even without the vanilla flavor. It's dense and soft.

The special part for me is that it's basic, vanilla how it's called in the US, but even without vanilla. However it's hard to explain to someone who grew with all the ice cream having some sort of added flavour.
Pg_fts_Greek: Postgres FTS Improvements for Greek
The big question is if Google will be able to capitalize on their research. Or if publishing all those papers just plays into the hands of the competition.

When I want to try Bard, I still get "Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned!". While me and everyone around me already uses ChatGPT, FastGPT, Phind and Perplexity.
This is pretty much the only way to get a reply into the visible top part of a comment thread...
I mean I don’t want to troll but Mercurial has existed all this time.
Penn State engineers report low-cost human biomarker sensor designs
For those with disabilities, new ways to express their voice (2022)
Nice. Seems worth trying meetcody on your internal docs, and then if it's good, keep using it, if not, build an alternative! Let me know if you do this, I'd like to check it out once you think it's better than meetcody
"Secure Boot" here is unrelated to the MS controlled one on PCs.
Balaji's Network State. If we can all get together in advance and co-ordinate, techies can likely set up their own communities.
Yeah, us bitter Mercurial users of the past tried to warn everybody :)
work in tech. not every employee liberal or super progressive.

it crazy to me the bar for what considered journalism. probably many of such “anti-abortion” lawmaker have other policy friendly for business. probably some people in these company even against abortion.

this article written as if supporting law makers is mutually exclusion choice. we must give money to only one side as if those single issue the only issue or even most important issue. subtle way by media of conditioning how we think.
As someone in the midst of a difficult career pivot from tech to medicine, I confirm that this is the primary motivation for making the switch at this stage of my life.
What do you really need to know beyond pull, push, commit, stash, rebase, worktree, and .gitattributes?
To me, this is the biggest thing that makes the Facebook/Instagram comparison problematic. Reddit's history is built on the backs of 3rd party apps, and they've long been part of the core ethos of the community.

The same can't be said for the Meta properties, and so I'd argue we're seeing something different/worse here.
I'm surprised I haven't heard plans for these 3rd party developers to create a reddit clone, and instead of hitting api.reddit.com, hit api.apolloapp.io. Users of these 3rd party apps seem quite loyal, and would at least forgo uninstalling to test out a reddit alternative.
> "All attorneys appearing before the Court must file on the docket a certificate attesting either that no portion of the filing was drafted by generative artificial intelligence (such as ChatGPT, Harvey.AI, or Google Bard) or that any language drafted by generative artificial intelligence was checked for accuracy, using print reporters or traditional legal databases, by a human being," according to a new "judge-specific requirement" in Starr's courtroom.

Can a lawyer say why this has any effect at all? Isn't some identified lawyer or firm always officially responsible for everything in a filing?

(I heard of a lawyer filing some LLM lying output, and just assumed that lawyer is getting ripped apart, up to three different ways.)
I remember SoundJam MP very well, I still have the box somewhere. The box that I bought from some store in a strip mall on Route 1, maybe CompUSA? Circuit City? The Wiz?

It came with a stereo RCA to 1/8th inch adapter cable, for digitizing audio files straight from your record player / cassette player.

I also remember being bummed that iTunes never properly supported aliases [0] when running under Mac OS 9. And I remember Audion [1]. Heady days indeed!

0. https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/documentation/La...

1. https://www.panic.com/extras/audionstory/
https://archive.ph/sQArY
"In the lead-up to opening pre-orders..."

"Batch 3 (of older model) Ships July..."

They've been at this for a while, and they're still acting like a Kickstarter.
>But trying to shame anyone for their position on the matter (for or against), that is indeed an attack on human rights.

Trying to influence organizations or people politically is in no way "an attack on human rights."
I don't see any announcement. You mean they just silently replaced gpt-4-0314 somehow? I think that if they changed something its actually not the model, but maybe something that affects the performance of the model.
The license isn't enforcable everywhere the same way. Typically a license is in a project but not always. It's kind of on you to figure that out.
How would you check and enforce it to make sure?

Obviously some fraction of the population will lie about being honest and upright.
Additionally, well-performed basic slight of hand like this is still magical even when you know how it's done.
While it may not be an apples to apples comparison and certainly exaggerates the impact (a human life vs property), it describes the mechanism of the intentional destruction of property in this case pretty well.

Even the NLRB states that a strike may be considered unlawful if it deprives company owners of their property. Timing the strike to intentionally destroy company trucks seems to go far beyond the act of the organized withholding of human labor.

https://www.nlrb.gov/strikes
> harsh realities

This looks normal. What typical American spin.
The artifact caches not only save a ton of build time, but also add a layer of resilience to failures, outages, and deletions from upstream source repositories, since source artifacts are also cached in the same way as binaries.
My laptop works pretty well these days except for the Nvidia hardware, but it's not just laptops either.

I can choose Wayland XOR external displays. I can update any kernel or driver and reboot days later, unless Nvidia's software gets involved.

The Intel GPU also has some issues (random flickering on fullscreen applications for some obscure reason I just can't figure out) but they're much less "how can you possibly have missed this" and more "this seems like an unfortunate edge case".
Don't worry they put it in Arizona for a reason.
Don't mean to anecdata, but I've used both and I prefer git
how can you have a tens of billions dollars factory and you are turning it off or not using it for sixteen hours every day, it seems hard to believe
> It's not real.

What do you mean by “real” here?
> Word is made of hacks and kludges, matching them is nearly impossible.

The newer OOXML formats are fine. They’re only hard to implement because the feature set of word is gigantic. PDF is much worse.
No, it doesn't. What it needs is to figure out how to turn the colossal productivity gains automation gives us into keeping people fed, sheltered, and cared for.

If your society requires population growth to not grind to a screeching halt, what you have is a pyramid scheme. Either people aren't working enough[1], they are working on useless things[2], or someone at the top is siphoning too much wealth for themselves[3].

[1] Not the problem in the US.

[2] Half of the problem in the US.

[3] The other half of the problem in the US.
They do that a lot, like what with GPT-2 being too dangerous to release. Anyone remember that. How many years ago was that?
Git has some really good ideas that are hard to translate into a good UI. There exists several companies that implement UIs for git that are great - Kraken, Github Desktop, etc. There's nothing better than magit but few people use emacs.

The author mentions this near the bottom but there's already some great porcelains for git.
The specific rule applied by the Supreme Court was:

> The National Labor Relations Board [NLRB] has long taken the position—which the parties accept—that the NLRA [National Labor Relations Act] does not shield strikers who fail to take “reasonable precautions” to protect their employer’s property from foreseeable, aggravated, and imminent danger due to the sudden cessation of work.

The rule is nuanced, and courts have considered the case of perishable goods specifically. See my other comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36178491
Reduce vs. Fold in Common Lisp
I’ve had a 40 year career in computing as a high school dropout.

I wrote this book about it, specifically to help folks like us: Secrets of a Buccaneer-Scholar, by James Marcus Bach.

I guess I have ADHD. But I can’t shake the feeling that it’s more a superpower than a disability. My son has been diagnosed with it at 29 and finds that Adderall helps a lot.
It's easy to forget how unintuitive the git model is after you have used it for a long time. It is quite unintuitive. Especially because many use it in conjunction with GitHub which centralizes the decentralized model (and causes impedance mismatches along the way).

But, it does feel like a big upgrade over the past iterations of version control like svn.
Adding Line Numbers to Code Blocks
I think the issue is that both the alignment stuff and performance in terms of reasoning is largely the result of the reinforcement learning that happened after that model was completed.
If it's consistently 10% better, and every other aspect remains the same.
They are likely still hoping Reddit will back down. But if they don't this is a very real possibility.
Wait, there are EU regulations on this topic? I understood there wasn’t a common framework, and instead each countries in the EU have their own approach.

Edit: I was wrong, I found the following: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_Programs_Directive

> (Art. 5). The legal owner of a program is assumed to have a licence to create any copies necessary to use the program and to alter the program within its intended purpose (e.g. for error correction). The legal owner may also make a back-up copy for his or her personal use. The program may also be decompiled if this is necessary to ensure it operates with another program or device (Art. 6), but the results of the decompilation may not be used for any other purpose without infringing the copyright in the program.
This is why you don't build a business on top of someone else's rug.
Is the problem that git is too hard or that the typical person’s mental model of collaborative development is too naïve?
Can you list "new" products that you have multiple quantities of? This would open up cheap product propagation to channels for tiny businesses that want to sell homemade things and don't have the time to post to multiple channels.

I'm assuming also that you are using one account for EBay to sell everyone's things since you said no need for Ebay API.
> The fact that you believe that China is anything more than a run of the mill capitalist authoritarian regime is cute.

Not the most elegant way to show me you're out of arguments
There's a lot of space for improvement though, mostly at the dx/ui layer but maybe a bit below too.
I think it is probably overall a safety improvement, and I think many of the arguments about losing control of your car are a bit overblown. But, there's something to them, and it rubs me the wrong way to ignore and dismiss those you disagree with. It's too easy to characterize a position you don't agree with as one that is operating in bad faith or ignorance.
Title is editorialised. Original is “Nearly 800,000 Maryland license plates link to a Filipino gambling site”.

The text version is brief. Do not make the mistake of playing the video unless you fancy wasting over three minutes seeing a couple of anchors give close to no information and fumble every technical detail.
you see abortion as issue about body autonomy. many see it as issue of murder. it like religious debate.

me not arguing either way. but wonder about “quality” of this journalism. it subtly condition reader to believe one side is correct and other side like some German nazi.
In the video, he literally says Reddit offered him a job shortly after the Apollo public release. He politely declined 6 years ago and said they have had an amicable relationship until now.
You are seriously misunderstanding the situation.
AWS does the same; it stays green unless the outage is so bad an exec has to approve changing the status page.

Surprisingly azure is very open with outages of all services big and small in my experience, and notifies if any service our tenant is using is impacted.
A lot of problems are avoided with strategic "as a [suitable role], [task]" or "you are a ...". Not sure what you tried, but variations of that have been enough to bypass all kinds of weird objections for me.
Git is an incredibly powerful abstraction for decentralized version control, with the absolute worst damn user interface. I am constantly required to be aware of its internal state and implementation details, which it fights so hard to hide.
Cool, i should try it..so far i have been working with rephrasing the work experiences description to fit a job description using GPT3.5 api. Still have not engineered the prompt to get reasonable output.For tools and skills , i have a prefilled dictionary which more or less represent my expertises. task of GPT is select top n skills/tools and put them in final result.
Network effects explain this just fine, it's not an indicator against the point of the article.
Hugo and Tailwind: peace at last (maybe)
Thats what 95% of people are doing with git but the fact that git has so much more complexity built into it to get to those simple operations is what the author is talking about. Although that tech is cool, it does have a lot of complications.
this kind of headline is like, Elon Musk started as a helpless infant who couldn't speak or raise his head under his own power and now he is a multi billionaire who buy twitter so everyone have to read his tweet
Transfer learning enables predictions in network biology (Nature)
A deep-learning model called Geneformer has been developed and pretrained using about 30 million single-cell gene-expression profiles to enable it to make predictions about gene-network biology in instances in which gene-expression data are limited. Geneformer can be tuned for many downstream applications to accelerate discovery of key gene-network regulators and candidate therapeutic targets.
I was actually put off by this division of news into the three bins.

Putting things into meme categories like this is really just embodying division...
Maradona of course.