skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
British Blacks.

And also just to point out that racial minorities have been mixing in Europe, Africa and Asia for thousands of years. Look at immigration in the Roman era for example.
I'm often very late to reply, but somehow my friends put up with that. Late thirties, many friends for decades. Also I find it easy and fun to restart friendships after years of no contact. Perhaps my social circle is weird...
The psychology of stuff and things (2013)
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TalkJS is a Chat API. It lets developers build a perfect chat feature in just a few hours. We power communication in online marketplaces, community sites, multiplayer apps, trading platforms and so on. We're product driven and we care tremendously about quality.

We're headquartered in the Netherlands and our team is spread across the Central European Timezone +/- 3h.

Currently in the market for:

* Senior Frontend Developer
* Mobile SDK Developer (iOS/Android/React Native/Flutter)
* Senior Fullstack Developer
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Our stack is mainly TypeScript, React, Elixir and PostgreSQL. 80% of the company is product people, founders are a designer and a programmer.

TalkJS touches millions of people and is growing quickly. We want to be the tool that every developer thinks of for building communication features, a bit like what Stripe is for payments.

To accomplish this, we give great engineers the maximum amount of freedom, so they can ship fantastic SDKs, APIs and features. This means a healthy work/life balance, no meetings, no red tape and a lot of responsibility. We're growing, profitable, and not dependent on venture funding. Sound good?

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Yes, but the public testers are not testing the receive side, but the sending side.
A Scheme, or Racket, which has the most packages of everything not Common Lisp.

I'd suggest Chez Scheme (the Racket fork if you've got an ARM Mac), that is fast and has (real) threads.
I don't think Hilbert's could give any compensation, that amount of shampoo would drive them into bankruptcy. I think. Trying to envision it makes my head hurt.
Gui!=mouse based!=wimp
It feels like the article was written with the audience of business people, not ops. I asked ChatGPT what Cluster API is or what it tries to solve and it made much more sense.

Cluster API does not have an integration with Karpenter and there are more limitations [1], rendering it unusable in my use case.

[1] https://cluster-api-aws.sigs.k8s.io/roadmap.html
So in the end, Elon was right to classify npr as State sponsored propaganda.

I never thought i will say a good thing about Elon.
How long you think until they dare take that away too?
For all intents and purposes, old.reddit.com is just like any third-party client. Vastly preferred by its users, harder to monetize or exert control over.
Do us a pastebin, please.
Yes I've thought about it.

I'm talking about cloud services. Have you ever heard of anyone engaging in the use of illegal cloud services? I have.
You've skipped the message format. It doesn't include the location. It also doesn't mention it in the link.
React was released back in 2012/2013. The web was already broken without JavaScript back then, and had been for quite some time. Remember jQuery? And FB placing tracking codes in cookies has nothing to do with React.
I always like the idea of a Hacker News clone for other topics but I've never seen one that sticks. I would assume it's a critical mass and quality user base issue. This site is so amazing because of all the submitters, the upvotes, and the commenters. Hard to replicate that.
That's how it used to work, back when you could go to MicroCenter and pull a box off a shelf then take it home and hope to hell you had the right drivers installed.

But it's also why when I run across a company that shockingly lets you buy their product outright I fully support their efforts and invest in a purchase. It really is cool to sometimes be off WiFi somewhere and use software to your heart's content.
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Email: usmanity@duck.com (to filter out bots/spam)

My name's Muhammad and I'm a full-stack dev with a focus on front-end. I have experience building full stack apps on my own and at work, I enjoy learning new technologies and using their capabilities to improve or build new things. Recently, I've been playing around with generative AI to build small helper tools for myself.
a) wow cool.
b) if i did CSS for a living i'd install and try it out, but i only dabble when forced to, and dabbling isn't worth $30 a month.

good luck.
Pretty sure it's already legal to do this so long as your tag number is still legible.
'quasi-moon' discovered near Earth has been alongside our planet since 100 BC
>Astronomers recently identified asteroid 2023 FW13 as a quasi-moon, a space rock orbiting the sun nearly in tandem with Earth.
What if members of a particular race are more likely, on average, to drive in a way that would merit a more aggressive response from police? Disparity does not necessarily imply discrimination.
I'd love the idea of science based medicine. There are a few issues:

>HIPPA has made it basically impossible to do science in Medicine without being part of the establishment

>The medical cartels hate change, its bad for business, they actively lobby against change and competition. They want authority based medicine.

>The scientist responsible for the discovery and treatment of an issue, can't even legally practice.

We should entirely be blaming the medical cartels here. They have been terrible for our health, technology, and wallets.
I personally have 4 quests and the only use case I use somewhat regularly is shapesxr. Everything else is decent but not really compelling. Have spent about 200 on games
If you click through to the study they are focused on a specific linguistic concept called dialog acts. Things that aren't part of dialog acts are not addressed in the study. You could take issue with that but it seems like a fairly rigorous approach that doesn't inherently dismiss other factors as being relevant.

> If a cop walks up to a car with the engines still running, they're right to be wary.

Are they? Do they handle this situation identically regardless of race? A thing you would need a study almost exactly like this one to find out.
Also, largely, there is no scientific evidence for the vast majority of problems.

The only evidential basis for causal analysis are experiments where (1) you intervene to bring about the cause deterministically; and (2) where you control all confounding causes.

Those conditions are impossible to meet for the vast majority of interactions in complex systems, such as people & medicine.

If you run associative statistics on counfounded data collected in observational studies, you may as well correlate star signs with outcomes -- no doubt people being treated under winter signs will do worse than those under gemini. Astrology QED.
22. Continue discrediting American culture by degrading all forms of artistic expression. An American Communist cell was told to "eliminate all good sculpture from parks and buildings, substitute shapeless, awkward and meaningless forms."

23. Control art critics and directors of art museums. "Our plan is to promote ugliness, repulsive, meaningless art."

From 45 Communist Goals, published 1958 in "The Naked Communist" and read into the Congressional Record in 1963. Worth checking out, much of it came to pass.

https://www.lib.usm.edu/legacy/spcol/exhibitions/anti-comm/a...
DobbieAI: ChatGPT on Multiple PDFs at Once
I just built a tool to chat with multiple PDFs and websites at once. Here's the link: https://dobbieai.com

Some features include:

1. create a knowledge base, choose a model GPT3.5 / GPT4,
2. add one ore more files to the knowledge base,
3. ask questions where the answer might be spread across files

Here are 2 demo videos:

Demo 1: Chat with 4 books at once.

Founders at Work by Jessica Livingston,
The Lean Startup by Eric Ries
Zero to One by Peter Thiel
Make Something Wonderful - Steve Jobs

https://www.loom.com/share/4699762ea1ea4fc3bed84c2104b065fe

Demo 2: Chat with NVIDIA's earnings reports
https://www.loom.com/share/92c17743143045099d328181462f714f

Would love to hear what you think and if you find it useful! There might be few bugs that I might have missed, so please feel free to report them. :)
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Résumé/CV: email for resume

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I'm looking to return to work after a sabbatical. I tend to describe myself as a "data generalist"—I can build a modern data stack on my own if I need to, with a data warehouse, ETL, Analytics eng, ML and DS, streaming, etc. I'm basic-level at frontend but would like to learn more. Not very comfortable setting up infra on my own but could do basics. I have five years of experience.

My preference would be to work on a DS or data/ML-intensive products, at a smaller company. Also interested in full-stack or pure backend eng. Top priority is to work on a product in an effective org with effective people.
Springbars are manifestly not easier to use at all. They're more fragile and far more difficult to use.
Congress Shocked to Discover 10 Year Olds Check the ‘I’m over 18’ Box Online
There are a bunch of good responses here.

1. You don't own the software. Company decides to turn off the license server you're SOL.

2. Managing subscriptions is hard. So hard that multiple companies have popped up that purport to save you money by finding subscriptions you forgot about. I can think of a few that I have that I forget about until I see the invoice every month (and then forget it again).

3. Canceling subscriptions can be hard but it's impossible to know until you try. Some companies let you sign up with 2 clicks but make you call a phone number (that's only open odd hours) to cancel, and other well-known dark patterns. Aversion to that is aversion to subscriptions.
You got to give the nyts credit. They will defend or paint in a positive light the worst people. It's like why hire a defense attorney when you can hire the nyts.
Yeah I think this is pretty much the only thing that still matters as an advantage: explicitly writing the source code as a tree, where the left part of the leaf specifies how to interpret the right part. Makes transformations pretty straightforward. Anything else is just window dressing at this point.

Too many people will end up using it to write horrible DSLs but it's the spider man thing I guess. (Please, if you think your problem is best solved by a DSL, reconsider.)
Another example is pass interference in college football. It is a first down and 15 yards from the line of scrimmage.

Thus if you are getting beat on a play, rather than potentially allowing 40 or 50 yards and a touchdown, it is better to blatantly pass interfere (tackle the receiver before they get the ball, etc).
I know plenty of straight women who are not content living their asexual lifestyle.

My theory is that this dynamic is mostly narrative-based, but partly physical:

Our social narrative says that a man's sexuality is dangerous, and that a woman's sexuality is fragile. It also says that safety comes from commitment.

The physical difference (that applies to sexual intercourse) between cis men and cis women is genitalia. The penis is homologous to the clitoris, and the vagina is homologous to the prostate. When a cis man has sex, he probably uses his penis, but when a cis woman has sex, she probably uses her vagina.

Most people who have mastered prostate stimulation can tell you it requires a completely different mental approach (headspace) than penis stimulation. This rules out most cis men, to whom the prostate is usually on a spectrum from unfamiliar to taboo: that gives queer/gay/trans people kind of opportunity advantage.

The headspace I'm talking about here is more of a yearning for connection (to connect with the prostate/vagina), as opposed to feeling impressed with and excited by someone's figure (to connect with the penis/clitoris).

The feeling of safety and commitment that can be found in a monogamous relationship is a really effective way to get into that headspace. This means that the utility of a committed romance can be directly applied to a cis woman's sexual experience, in the same way porn can be applied to a cis man's experience. This is where goals can be misaligned categorically along the boundary of sex.
The PGQ part of SQL is designed in such a way that an RDBMS can certainly optimize its storage of graph tables (eventually). ("Graph tables" used by PGQ have DDL setup, per the Eisentraut overview: CREATE PROPERTY GRAPH graphname…) If Postgres embraces PGQ it would be easy to imagine they would also adopt some graph database style storage to back its indexing and query planners.
Unfortunately you can't do site:old.reddit.com ,
It is a tragedy as old version loads more comments and has better UI.
> Sure, that makes it easier, not harder.

Tell that to the folks actually building these transmission networks.

> Interconnection capacity can be expanded.

Sure. Finland is adding an additional 1000 MW of capacity to Estonia. It's expected to be ready for service in 2035.

In case you didn't notice, that's less than a nuclear power plants worth of interconnection capacity in a decade.

> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_super_grid details all sorts of proposals in this regard

That page is little much than fancy hand waving. What's more amusing is that you can also find the summary of a study from Finnish engineering firm Pöyry on the very same page that concludes the following:

"A report by Pöyry stated that a super grid would only partially reduce the problems from intermittent renewable energy production. While it found that spreading renewables across Europe produced a smoothing effect, large scale weather patterns would impact many European countries at similar times. This still results in large highs and lows of energy output."

> some of them currently being implemented.

Which ones? Specifically which ones will add the required tens of GWs of interconnection capacity?

> Like I said, not much imagination necessary; others have already gotten it well past that point.

That's putting it charitably. You need a rather large leap of faith from those hallucinations to a real solution.
You're generally right but one of my nth ones was Brisbane to Cairns over the reef during the day. I'd fly it again and again.
My guess is that OP did indeed mean "knocking boots" as a reference to Operation Paperclip, where the US government granted amnesty to a bunch of Nazi scientists in return for pivoting their research to US national security purposes.

edit: source https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Paperclip
That's true ... tech and tech "adjacent" or other serious topics like history and some politics, but you wouldn't come here to talk about your favorite TV / streaming show ...
I never read or saw any of the press regarding NMS, just saw it come up on in the store and thought it looked pretty cool and bought it because i wanted a space game. I was actually pretty happy with it and mentioned it to a friend who then informed me of the drama.

I felt like it did seem rather overblown, i don’t do multiplayer so that wasn’t an issue and from playing elite i was pretty used to rather sparse universes, really like the aesthetic of it and not having read any of the press had no idea i what i was supposed to be expecting.
> each article on this progressively de-emphasizes the climate aspect and foregrounds the RTO aspect

That's because framing it as a walk-out over non-RTO is a tactic to try to avoid retaliation. Everyone knows it's really about RTO, with some other convenience participants.
It also saves a ton of $ and resources supporting older versions.
There is no such thing. I would not sacrifice any more of my precious free time for anything less than a life-changing fortune (and even that I would only do temporarily; not that anyone would offer such a sum, of course).
GPT isn’t deterministic
I heard that it's triple stacked
They're not complaining about old.reddit, that's for sure.

The mobile site pushes you to use their official app, which is horrible in quality compared to the many third party apps.

I'd stop using reddit entirely before I switched to their official app or new site design.
Treat all of your devices as compromised. Between the FBI breaking the terrorist's iphone, Pegasus, etc... It might be best to have a burner smart phone that you keep off 99.99% of the time and get your secrets off it only.
All of them.

I often attend a lot of events where you get diaspora from across the world, and one thing that all the Indians will agree on is that Indian American don't mix with natives as much as Indians in other parts of the world. This would be a type of racism in most European and Asian racism philosophies.

The other point is that most minorities in the US are highly assimilated into American culture and American norms. And most Americans have had very little experience of anything more drastic than Canada or possibly Hispanics (which is itself a very American concept). Americans drastically tend to underestimate just how different other cultures are and quickly jump to racism - I've been in a lot of situations in third countries where Indian Americans and other Americans call racism on "problems" they have that are considered normal in places like the UK or Australia.
You seem like a very interesting person!

> Also I have no attention shortages and can comfortably read a full book cover-to-cover nonstop, meditate or keep the focus of a full-day meeting on track with multiple persons in the room trying to derail.

In mentioning this, it sounds like you're addressing that it's probably not adhd, but I'd gently mention that these don't disqualify adhd quite as much as you might think.

I'm not 100% sure what you mean by no attention shortages, but the desire for novelty within systems and not just any given moment (eg. I can start a system but always lose it) is common for many of us Now kids. :)

Reading a book cover to cover is an example of hyperfocus, and adhd trait.

Crushing a full day of meetings with many people trying to derail is actually an adhd superpower imho. It's that when we're BORED we're super distractable, but when we're putting out fires, and it's go go go we can do very well.

I don't know you well, and I'm also working on making tools for this space (super early tho) but I'd recommend perhaps getting tested, because the right medication changes peoples LIVES. Search reddit for stories. Days when I'm on adderall vs not are hugely different. Good luck to you and thanks for sharing.
> I don't think the CIA needs to clandestinely fund an entire art movement as a cover for money laundering, though. That seems a bit outlandish.

Besides...the CIA makes more money running illegal drugs.
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I have been building apps on both mobile and web. Working on full stack and designing systems, architecture and also testing.
Have very strong business knowledge and come with more than 20 years of experience .
Great to see a CLU mention here. There are number of interesting papers and documents floating around but it's rarely mentioned, presumably because it was always a research language and only used by a handful of people in industry. The parameterized type system has features only recently rediscovered in Rust and in C++23.
Nonprofit salaries are generally not as high as other sectors. There are still good reasons why lots of people would want to work for a nonprofit, particularly one as prestigious as MoMA. And that is more than livable, even in NYC.
People keep mixing up alignment as in do what I actually asked and weird moralizing.

You will pay the alignment tax no matter what if you want a model that actually does things. It's the reason why Llama models do better with stream of thought prompting where you can ask GPT questions and it won't try completing the question.

You can, and probably should, align some semblance of morality and ethics for user-facing models that do things. It's customer service voice but for AI. If what you want out of a model is a vague mirror of humanity or maximum smarts at the cost of needing more detailed prompts then yeah, this stuff probably annoys you.

Finding a balance between a model that gives the outputs humans actually want and the pull that training data has on the rest of the model making it stray from the theoretical "best" output is hard.
What do you mean by “so little of the internet uses d3 or similar interactivity”?
Would it surprise you that I largely agree with you? Or that I'm at least sympathetic?

For context, I just published a book called Insurgent Marketing. The central thesis is that the world is being shaped by propagandists, has been for a long time, and that the best (and most pragmatic) way to combat their influence is to play their game better than they do.

All businesses market themselves. Try running a business without doing anything remotely resembling marketing, and let me know how that goes. But that doesn't mean marketing (and marketers) should get a free pass for the damage many of us cause.

I think of marketing as neither positive nor negative in it itself, much like speaking or any form of communication. Some of us speak love. Some of us speak hate. Most of us spew garbage.

The problem isn't marketing, per se, but human greed. Both are as old as written history, and probably older. By blaming marketing, we excuse ourselves from taking responsibility of our role in shaping the world around us. The problem is "other people", those evil marketers. (Or politicians. Or bankers. Or the alt-right. Pick your bogeyman.)

Regarding this "Shoe Event Horizon", I hadn't heard of it before. My initial take is that as long as businesses keep getting bigger, quality will suffer. But we live in a time when it's easier (not easy, just easier) to launch a business of your own and produce shoes (or any product) of the quality you're looking for. Yes, most people will shop at Wal-Mart for the cheapest thing. Again, human greed, on behalf of both the corporation and the customers.

But thanks to technological advances, we're at a turning point where anyone with a smartphone can effectively market their goods. It's not the sole domain of corporations and governments anymore.

My hope, and my personal belief, is that more people will seize this opportunity so that we start to see an explosion of independent entrepreneurs producing products they're proud to stamp their names on.
> And honestly, I don't see why they should, as it does not affect them as consumers.

They should care, because buying their products is telling the company that they approve of its behavior (whatever that behavior is).
I think this would be cost prohibitive, though maybe not, however -

it could just save every answer its given and scan text for it. If they're a match it could just not index it, right?
> glean

I think the word you're thinking of is the noun "gleam" which means a kind of lustrous shine, rather than the verb "glean" which means to harvest the remainder of something or to collect in small parts.
Perhaps the evolution of this story is an interesting example of confirmation bias?
Great, that means expect more inconvenience for people who are 18+. some people who break the system means we have to operate under the presumption of guilt for all. TSA for example.