skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
MIDI Time Code (MTC) (MMA-001 / RP-004 / RP-008) General MIDI System Level 1 (GM1) (MMA-007 / RP-003) General MIDI 2 1.2 (GM2) (RP-024/RP-036/RP-037/RP-045) File Reference System Exclusive Message (CA-018) Sample Dump Size, Rate and Name Extensions (CA-019) MIDI Tuning Updated Specification (CA-020/CA-021/RP-020) Controller Destination Setting (CA-022) Key-Based Instrument Controllers (CA-023) Global Parameter Control (CA-024) Master Fine/Coarse Tuning (CA-025) Modulation Depth Range RPN (CA-026) Extension 00-01 to File Reference Sysex Message (CA-028) CC #88 High Resolution Velocity Prefix (CA-031) Response to Data Inc/Dec Controllers (RP-018) Sound Controller Defaults (RP-021) Redefinition of RPN 01/02 (RP-022) Renaming of CC91 and CC93 (RP-023) Three Dimensional Sound Controllers (RP-049) MIDI Polyphonic Expression 1.0 (RP-053)
I wish the article listed the prompts the doctors used. I also need help wording emails.
> I'm not sure why they never changed them

Because SQLite is run in many different environments and scenarios, and what's terrible in one scenario is perfect for another. There are no defaults that will work for everyone. This also applies to MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc. but the range of scenarios for those is more limited (no embedded for example) so the defaults are a bit more tuned to what's suitable for your scenario.
You could not let them watch it if it makes you uncomfortable.
> Since then, I've purchased BBEdit licenses, but use other editors when I need to hard wrap text to window width.

BBEdit is incredibly scriptable and extensible. You could have written a short script in AppleScript, Perl, Ruby, Python, etc. to perform this task without leaving BBEdit.
I know Patrick Woolsey is still there. I don't think the company has ever been that big.
No paywall: https://trimread.org/articles/38959
But given that our hardware is largely cheap and disposable, it's almost always cheaper to throw another device or 1000 on top of the shredder pile than it is to pay a tech to make sure every one of them has been zeroed.
It doesn't help doctors since they have to pass the same residence process before they can practice in the United States but lots of countries like Mexico and the Philippines have nursing degrees that are valid in the US as long as they pass the NCLEX-RN exam. Each university's program is evaluated individually but it's a standardized process.

Once they're here they can follow the nurse practitioner process which allows them to do many of the same things as doctors.
I often search for weird files in my %userprofile% (there are a lot random ones) just out of curiosity, despite I know they're not malicious.

It doesn't help that if you Google any filenames, or even any semi-obscure file extensions, there would always be plenty of blogspam articles saying they're "possible virus". And oftentimes, there is no legit article to say what they really are even if you try, if they're from some relatively less popular software.
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A SPMC (Single Producer Multi Consumer) broadcasting channel to broadcast notifications between threads, written purely in rust, for rust.
Orrrr people have different tastes, and that’s ok. And generally the craft beer people are a bit snotty about it.

Heineken is a fine mass produced beer, but there are tens of beers that I would prefer.
The udon is great for what it is but not worth that kind of wait; however, you may be interested to know Marugame recently opened a location up the street in Cupertino and so far at least it hasn't been nearly as busy, at least on weekdays.
You should learn about git submodules before interpreting their git activity, especially if you're going to be so confidently judgmental.

You've missed over 900 commits. Oops. :)
It does not restrict the number of residencies, but the number of federally-funded ones. And for some propaganda reason that is always presented as a cap on residencies, not on their funding. With for-profit healthcare why can’t private market step in? I guess it’s not profitable. Who could have guessed.
I mean, it's not a bad theory. The wikipedia article on neutrons discusses how this was an assumption somewhat like this about 100 years ago ("nuclear electrons") and the lines of reasoning that led to abandonment of the idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron#Discovery -- it has to do with the observable quantity called "spin"; the spin of a neutron is not the sum of the spin of an electron and a proton, so it must be something else.
It can be and is both a business and philanthropic.
Which other entity would you suggest? Residency programs mostly run in non-profit or state government teaching hospitals. They are already financially struggling.
Why spend time and effort on all of that when applications can just configure it themselves if they want to?
I also find it extremely disconcerting (though basically in a good way) when I’m traveling and none of my local favorites are available. Yeah, of course I’ll take the opportunity to try something new and local, but it feels weird these days having local favorites that aren’t part of the national monoculture and just aren’t available elsewhere. I like it!
lsof shows “open file handles” which can include deleted files. Can be useful when you have a disk showing tons of usage but you can’t find any big files.
Gotta start them early so they're not surprised later!
Anti discrimination laws exist for a reason.
Me and a bunch of friends failed the test the first time, and then I had to wait 6 months to pass it again. If you try to pass it without going through a school it’s the same wait time.

The booklet is also pretty big, and the trial tests are pretty hard with hard questions.

In the US I just went there and passed it on the spot. Super easy. No way anyone with half a brain could fail it. The code book is so small, there are barely any rules compared to France. Worse than that you’re barely supervised. Some lady yelled “no phones allowed” to a girl passing the test on the computer with her family around her lol.

Then I just drove with my gf who already had the driver license (legal in the US). Took 2 hours of lessons. 2 weeks later I was passing the driving test. Super easy as well.
I played a ton of Mechwarrior 2 (ATI 3D Rage Edition) - the Aptiva bundle version - and didn't notice it being buggy.... Maybe this is a later version and earlier versions were more buggy?
If you're referring to Program Management and not Project Management...
Microsoft actually created the "PM" role and popularized it.

"The PM role is unique to Microsoft and was actually created in response to developing software that is more usable and at the same time pushes the state of the art of technology. So when we talk about PM at Microsoft, we're talking from a perspective of creating and evolving the role over the lifetime of the PC industry."

"Program managers got started at Microsoft while developing Excel for the Macintosh. [...] a new role was created in Program Management with the explicit goal of partnering with development and working through the entire product cycle as the advocate for end-users and customers."

https://web.eecs.umich.edu/~xwangsd/courses/w23/readings/PM%...
Making philanthropy profitable is kinda genius.
Interesting. Any more info or link?
The biggest case of that would be over the road trucking, which is mostly on federal highways anyway.

Most other people rarely leave their home state unless they live near a border.
SQLite can easily hit 15k INSERTs per minute or more (setting processor affinity to a single core helps drive the max rate up). However, if a process begins a transaction and then stalls, it halts all dml.

I think performance can be good, as long as a competent schema design is in place. Allowing ad-hoc queries from less trusted users will surely tank performance.
The “non-profit” hospital systems* by me are neither non-profit, nor struggling. They are distributing their large profits to their de facto owners—the executives.

* Systems not hospitals. These groups are gobbling up the entire industry. Hospitals are only a part of their diversified portfolio of businesses.

—-

What about the universities with the medical schools? How many of them are sitting on giant endowments?
i wouldn't be surprised if all the desktop and phone os's are sending everything anyway for the last ten years or so... at this point who cares?
Water is an important ingredient in beer that affects the taste. Soft water is best for some beers, like Czech pilsner and similar traditional lagers, where as hard, mineral-laden water produces the best dark beers. The water in Dublin, Ireland is, for example, famously alkaline.

Of course it's possible, to a limited extent, to alter the mineral content of the water, but it gets expensive.

Hops, of course, are a key ingredient in beer, and they definitely do have terroir. The Saaz hops grown in the US are not identical to Saaz from the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

https://beerconnoisseur.com/articles/earth-best-water-brewin...
Why do people all say "I don't believe in censorship" and then fail to address the fact that the best online communities all aggressively moderate.

There's clearly value in moderation. Why can't we just say it?
I’ve always practiced art, after all my mother is an artist. I simply don’t have the mechanical aptitude. I enjoy creating my art, but my art is entirely mine and has no aesthetic value to anyone else. In making a game, you need an ability to create a consistent style that speaks to a topic. I can’t do that despite all practice. I think I’m not alone.
The comment you're replying to is talking about Western Hunter Gatherers[1] who were mostly displaced later by farmers from Anatolia. Outside of the Eastern Baltic states WHG ancestry is pretty rare.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_Hunter-Gatherer
That's not so much "styling the scroll bar"; that's "trying to tell the OS widget library's metrics-policy logic its business, because you know better than it does, because it's insufficiently smart."

If you think about it, a "smarter" OS widget library would always "float" scrollbars at the edge of the visible part of the viewport that the overflowing surface occupies. No configurability needed — it's just always better.

So why expose the ability to do that for certain scrollbars in CSS — rather than just making all scrollbars everywhere always do that?
It’s possible with a cooperative model that has no equity associated with it (no incentive to change hands), and the data is legally owned by the data producer (the individual)

So for example if all data between a user and a service is e2e and also legally considered property of the user then the org can explicitly borrow or buy that data for money from the individual- should they choose.

The user also has the default status of transparency around data collection, No data is stored unless paid for and fails secure.

This is a plausible ethical data centric design.
All good! :-). If you wish to learn more about the wider fediverse, check out this page: https://fedi.tips/what-other-kinds-of-servers-are-on-the-fed...

And if that goes too deep too soon, then the home page of the same site can help provide a brief primer. Of course with the fediverse gaining recent attention (due to mastodon and pixelfed), there are plenty of other guides out there as well. Good luck!
Apparently it's a lot better than the US under Rishi Sunak.

https://twitter.com/RishiSunak/status/1668174629695832064?s=...

How refreshing it must be to have a government run by a middle-aged person that knows how to use technology as opposed to the 80+ year old gerontocracy we have here in the US...
Often involves buying otherwise-worthless IP from defunct companies with the sole purpose of using it to sue others
he makes success seem so easy even though the odds are overwhelmingly stacked against someone else replicating anything close to his success, except for maybe a few people. when the barriers to entry are low means lots of competition. like muckbang videos. for every video that gets >100k views of someone shoveling food in his or her mouth, there are hundreds of videos that have just a few thousand to 10k views.
I realize your probably leaning towards "naive web", but I think it might actually be reddit you miss, or at least the club that you identified as reddit. I say this because I felt the same 10 years before that about watching the decline of usenet. Or irc. Or metafilter. Or niche sites that I can't even recall the names of. It's not just "kids these days" ruining a more innocent time, but the feeling of being in a community with a shared ethos that's eroding as the community's values change.
Not attempting to be an apologist, however it sounds to me like there just needs to be some quality control over the licensing of the brand, perhaps?

Not sure how that's shady, sounds like it might be a bit egregious but its not like he isn't honest about this being a business based around his brand of philanthropy either.
They've explained their reasoning in various spots. For example:

https://www.axios.com/2022/06/28/bitcoin-is-the-only-coin-th...

> Elsewhere in the speech, Hinman explained: "If the network on which [a] token or coin is to function is sufficiently decentralized — where purchasers would no longer reasonably expect a person or group to carry out essential managerial or entrepreneurial efforts — the assets may not represent an investment contract."
lobsters could, it's much better in some aspects as it's kinda like a self hosted subreddit and it's open source(rails). dev.to might be another good option, it's also open source.
> I think of protein powder and supplements

Most protein powder is whey-based (not vegan). Whey protein is generally inferior to muscle, connective tissue, etc. but it's typically a lot cheaper. It's better than plant-based alternatives though. Plant protein efficiency is terrible compared to animal protein efficiency, so any moderately muscular vegan is likely eating prodigious quantities of mediocre protein sources like peanut butter.

> AFAIK the only thing you need if you are vegan is a Vitamin supplement.

This is what some vegans will tell you, but you only need to look at the ones saying this to know it's not true. I know some vegans who could be mistaken for non-vegans from a fitness standpoint, and they put quite a lot of work into maintaining their diet. More than just taking a few vitamin pills.

OTOH, you can achieve better results by just eating a lot of steak...
This may be a vast misinterpretation on my part, but I read the comment as a way to point out the absurdity, not highlight the quality of any of the three. I think a 3-hour wait is exaggerated, but I agree this quality of udon is definitely not something you should have to wait this long for. Not sure what $70 pizza refers to, but it's very believable you might pay that amount for a pizza. All after buying a new LV purse.
I would note, as a 30 year student of Buddhism, this isn’t at all what karma is.
Although I do remember the ATi drivers on the later Rage Pro could get pretty buggy. I remember the most problems with OpenGL games....
IMO, I'd rather see ML used to improve moderation rather than another opaque algorithm picking content for a social media feed. I wonder how accurate an ML algorithm could get at picking out moderation-worthy comments.
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I think MrBeast is fantastic, this is what he wanted to do, he made it happen, he's worked out how to run his organization, he's scaled it out. His content is really well done and fun. He gets to help people, he's very explicit about how he makes money, he's not making out he's a charity, he's directly promoting things and starting his own spinoff businesses. Good stuff.
That was my takeaway as well. As a parent, I vet everything my kids watch and will for a few more years. I have no idea how you don't.
I have fond memories of writing HTML with it, and various other things, but I almost never use it anymore. The regex playground is awesome but I never think to use it, even though I still keep a licensed copy around.

I use Neovim a lot more and then perhaps VSCode, as I live in a world with a lot more going on and a lot more integration with other tools, a very different world to that which makes BBEdit a go-to app. Also, I don’t think it’s that impressive with large files. Still, gotta respect a hit.

Power to Rich Siegel.
What does it mean for other aspects of life? Funny you mention reddit when my account is about 40x older than yours.
Heh, that's fair. I read it as being something OP would be interested in getting if not for the hassle.

FWIW here in the southbay it's already pretty easy to blow $30-40 on an average, not even amazing, large pizza.
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> I find it interesting that people are upset that this, for lack of a better term, philanthropy achieved by MrBeast, while yes, its for the likes, the YouTube popularity, its a cottage industry of "feel good" that he's producing, is somehow bad?

It depends on how it's done.

It's one thing to be broadcasting what is essentially, poverty porn, where you, the hero of the world, come in to paradrop money on the problem.

It's another thing to, well, be doing meaningful charity, and promoting it.

And just like art versus pornography, the distinction is one of 'I'll know it when I see it'. Unsurprisingly, people have legitimate disagreements on where that line is.
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Interesting that you think 15–20 Nazis (or, you know, people flying the Nazi flag) is acceptable or that any Nazis killing folks is somehow acceptable. But, you know, fair point about going back to the 30s as Florida has historically been klan country.

Oh look, the Klan's still nice and active in Florida.

https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/kkk-allegedly-threat...

Florida is pretty damned diverse

Fair. You've got the klan, neo-nazis, moms for liberty, white lives matter, goyim defense league, natsoc florida, and of course the patriot front. That's pretty diverse.

https://www.adl.org/resources/report/hate-sunshine-state-ext...

Even if you were anywhere near correct, Florida is still being run by one man culture war. That shit desantis is pulling? That's not media hyperbole, that's not memes, they're the law of the land. Why would I want to put down roots somewhere that leads the nation in book banning? Or that looked at a shortage of teachers and thought that lowering (well, eliminating) standards was more appropriate than improving conditions?

Why would I set down roots somewhere where the government is trying to legislate the opposition party out of existence?

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2022/apr/...

Let's not forget SB1718. I guess that wasn't really meant to be actionable? Just intended to keep the darkies in line?

I've gotta figure that the NAACP and HRC are onto something with their travel advisories, but then again I never did buy the "big bad media" myth that you're trying to sell.

Florida is an environment that's openly hostile to people who aren't white, heterosexual, christian men. Don't complain when people who aren't in that demographic avoid or leave Florida.
> This is partly why I now prefer the term "free exchange of ideas" over "freedom of speech".

What do you need in order to have a free exchange of ideas? Oh that's right, free speech. Free exchange of ideas is one of the benefits of free speech. But it isn't free speech. Also what about speech to entertain? What about speech to criticize? What about speech to just mindlessly express yourself?

> like spam or antisocial behavior

What counts as antisocial behavior? Rap music? Heavy metal? Is protesting government antisocial behavior? What about criticizing politicians? And more importantly, who decides?

It's amazing how little people know about free speech. It should be mandatory to have a class on civics and of course free speech. People have such a childish and superficial understanding of free speech. And of course these people always tend to be for censorship.
His channel made $54m from youtube in 2021, and probably a lot more from corporate sponsors. Make no mistake, this is big business - not charity.

that is is? that is a rounding error for almost any decent-sized tech company. We're talking a household name, and one of the most popular channels ever, which is on the front page of youtube by default. I would have thought it would be more.

yes, he made $54 million, but surely a lot of expenses too?
Funny, Lagunitas is now owned by the Heineken company. Heineken became the second largest brewer in the world after the merger of Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller.
> 3) Mojo does bold claims like being a better python with performance close to C, like V did, yet no one seems to call them out (yet????)

There appears to be confusion here. Mojo is trying to align itself with and be a kind of superset of Python, like C++ was to C. It's also an alternative for Python users, to use it, instead of reaching for C++ or C when they need speed or going lower level. From their website, that's not what V devs ever claimed nor is it their angle for users. V is a different programming language (and compiled), which provides benefits such as greater speed, type safety, etc... in comparison to Python. It would be a switch over, not a superset.

V is more of an alternative to Go and then C (in terms of ease of use and greater safety). Mojo and V are mostly in different lanes, where they appeal to different audiences, and how they are marketing themselves has nothing to do with the other.

> Anyway, never gonna try it, unless I'm absolutely forced. I hate their marketing strategy, it sounds too bad

This comes across as weird, to claim one will never use or gives the impression to never have used the programming languages they are talking down on. If not using Mojo or V, why be so preoccupied? Just skip over to what one does like and not be worried.

> ...hate their marketing strategy

Just about all programming languages attempt to sell themselves to the public. If they don't, people don't hear about them, and they die in obscurity.

And a lot of times, people are allowing themselves to be brainwashed by what big corporations have to sell, because they have big budgets for marketing. People often like, what big companies told them to, because of their infomercials and marketing campaigns. Sometimes, it can be good or at least fair to give alternatives a shot.
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Switzerland has 3 official languages.

Italy has a range of physical features that would surprise a lot of Americans and most Americans would not bucket every fully-native-for-generations Italian as white based on appearance. (In addition to the other side, lots of people that most Americans would think look too northern European to be Italian.)

I think you are projecting American racism onto other places. (Not that these other places don't have their own racism.)
Do you think Men and Womens' division tennis is bullshit? Do you know who would be the biggest critics of combining them?
Same. My first job was to write perl test script in a fortune 100 company. Then I pretty much used it for every scripting stuff.

After I moved on to the next job, working on Python was so much easier. I have never written a line in perl since then.
Just have to right click the task bar and change the news settings to 'reduce updates' & turn off open on hover.

Turning on 'reduce updates' just has the taskbar display the weather and not change to some random stock ticker of a company you don't care about or whatever other item of interest they feel like showing.
Post scarcity doesn’t mean “I dream of a palace and it appears.” It means basic necessities of life are available to all without everyone laboring. I think we are actually there, but have induced a scarcity economy with extreme imbalances and fake incentives to toil for toils sake.

The artist will make art without reward. They always have. But few can do it for a living. Fewer will in this next phase.