skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Even better is "Filter feedback the way you filter calories: take only what you need. Take the rest with a grain of salt."

It takes a special kind of person to write that and not even look like they workout at all.

As a Girard fan that is trying to read the Golden Bough, I hate this guy so much.
hahah, exactly, tought the same.
Ok, I got annoyed at oobabooga (around when it first came out) and have been messing with llama.cpp since then. I can't tell if this feature request is the same thing we're talking about here? https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/issues/1552 I guess if I want more features, I should move on to something that has more features lol.
What makes Netflix for instance eligible? Is the job specifically geared towards OS, or just Netflix known for releasing some of their stuff as OS and hence are allowed?

Any thoughts about location? No idea what here is relevant for where I live.
You do realise this guy is a fulltime youtuber? He isn't a hobbyist. He is a professional.
My favorite part of Reddit mobile on iOS is that when it prompts you to view in app, it redirects to the App Store, even though I have the app installed! Then when I open the app it doesn’t preserve the page I was trying to get to. So it doesn’t even work!
Some of the crazy fan fiction zero point trolling posted in /. still makes me laugh. I joined circa 1999 (pre 9/11!).

I think I remember my username, I wonder if it is possible to log in and find what I was posting about in high school... aha
The whole is more than the sum of its parts.
ZipIt Merging Models from Different Tasks Without Training
The article is about product managers. Not project managers. Usually a totally different role, which is why I assume none of your points are correct.
> I doubt recruits are allowed to show up wearing full makeup and long flowing hair to shoot internet videos without at least the authorization of their superiors

They can. As long as they’re not on duty, violating uniform regulations, or OPSEC, it’s pretty much fine.
Competition drives innovation when its external, if its internal it would need to be on a per team basis, and even that feels risky. Pitting members of a team against one another seems counterintuitive. I think of every company I join as a ship, so if another person from another team or my own is struggling with something and I can throw any advise or look and help, I do it, if I cannot because it is out of the scope of my area of knowledge, there's a small chance I might peek and tell them sorry I don't see anything that sticks out. Of course if I'm super swamped I might not at all, but if I'm reasonably busy or not busy enough, I'll pitch in.

I don't think a company ever really recognizes the value in teamwork that I have seen, but it doesn't matter to me, the way I see it: we're all on the same ship, if you sink, I might sink too. Even if I never get rewarded for my efforts, I would much rather take the gratitude of other developers. As a result, when I apply for jobs I have several people who can vouch for me having worked with me, and I'd gladly do the same for them as well.
An array of floats (an n-dimensional vector) which represents some piece of data like a text or an image. Different embeddings can be more or less close to each other, and this closeness indicates similarity.
No, women are subject to ridiculous double standards from everything from body shame (too skinny too fat too ugly too pretty too grown too immature) to their clothing, manner of speech, grooming, and on and on.

"Toxic masculinity" is a problem because of cultural standards where it is seen as manly to harm others. I know lots of very manly men, who are secure in their manhood where that isn't the least bit toxic. I don't think that, for example, cat-calling is manly. But I would describe it as toxic.
I don’t know if this has changed for younger generations, but a lot of people, particularly those in intellectual pursuits, suffer to one degree or another from thinking of themselves as a brain being carried around as a meat sack.

We are learning more about mind body connections and this is very not true (the ways the vagus nerve can totally fuck with your mental state is terrifying, and there are people with dysfunctions that are five times worse).

Any exercise where you think about your body as “you” helps with the dysphoria, and being integrated helps with a whole lot of other things.

Especially for men, who are conditioned to not give themselves permission to have feelings and sensations affect their behavior (and then surprise! Are affected anyway, with zero attempts at healthy coping skills).
My "retro" computer is a Mac Cube. I was keeping it to run hypercard, but I got the MacOS9 emulator to run on M2 hardware, so who knows?

Also in the retro category is a HeathKit HD1250 Solid State grid dip meter. Came (from the thrift store) with one coil missing, so I made one.

Well, there's the IMSAI with lots and lots of cards.
My experience is that they do not mean it. What they want is for the man to make her feel loved. What they do not want is for the man to express his deepest insecurities and make her feel insecure by proxy because she depends on him.
All this means is that time exists. No one tried to say time doesn't exist. They said it was the wrong tool for the job.

Time is a side effect or consequence of the ordering of events, it does not cause, enforce, or predict the ordering.

One thing depends on some other thing. It does not depend on the passage of any particular amount of time.
The .meta directory: let's tidy things up
Oh my god, fuck these things so much.

Most of them, mercifully, will show the whole date if moused-over. But that's still an awful user experience for exactly the case you describe.

I can see a use-case for both, so why not simply show both?
The “assault forces” are male because of rather outmoded rules, the military is a slow beast to change even when getting invaded
So recently I was discussing with a colleague how misalignment of incentives has shafted our team in a certain Big Tech.

I'm part of a high performing team, and for the last few years we have been delivering high quality output while hardly increasing our team size.

We have a sister team that is, to put it politely, not as high performing. They have been struggling to deliver even though the have almost twice as many engineers.

Last year we got some headcount to grow our team, but leadership decided to shift it to our sister team, since they had problems reaching their goals (you know, the squeaky wheel gets the grease). This was fine with us since we weren't in a particular hurry, and we would pick up the headcount later.

Fast forward and we have a hiring freeze, meaning that our sister team was able to grow headcount, while we can't grow ours.

The double whammy? since we don't have as many people as we expected, we couldn't pick up projects that were in our roadmap. Guess who got those projects instead? our sister team.

Morale of the story? do a shit job and you will be rewarded with bigger teams and more scope, which in turn will translate into promotions and bonuses.
Who is the product owner if they aren't on the engineering team or product management team!?
> Also, a console just works (99% of the time), and I don't have to fiddle with drivers and editing config files and the other random crap that can crop up with even the best PC games.

Another anecdata point - I have several hundred games for PC on Steam, and can’t remember the last time I had an issue with drivers or having to do anything to get games to run.
I heard it's back now (not sure if for this year only due to the reduced budget, or just ongoing).
But there's no reason you can't just show both.
I don't think that touches on specific content violations though, does it? Ie dealing with a notice of a DMCA on something from a non-blocked host (or your own!)
Hiding behind legalism when people are talking about ethics and normative values is cowardly.

Speech that directly causes harm to others is not just about legality.
Thanks, that looks like a pretty nice phone. Even has a microSD card slot and a 3.5mm jack. Also, I didn't know KaiOS was based on Linux. Is it exposed anywhere? Can you get a terminal on it or ssh into it?
> absent fathers issue seems like something concrete and impactful

There is a general corruption of the concept of masculinity in American culture. It’s similar to what’s happened to the symbol of the American flag, but more insidious.

When I say masculinity, or masculine values, what do you think of? When you think of someone who values their masculinity, who do you perceive? Now do the same for femininity. Which model is healthier?

Men and women have, on average, physiological differences. These differences are pronounced in puberty. That’s when these frameworks matter the most; they thus must be embedded in childhood. There is no right answer, I think, but there are right questions that boys dealing with a burst of testosterone should ask themselves. That we’ve ignored or even repressed that seems to link both failures in boy and fatherhood.

It also seems to naturally extend to trans and non-binary kids, another situation we are culturally bankrupt in addressing. Boys understanding and speaking to their feminine sides is, ironically, a classically masculine strength in the way women understanding and acting on their masculine sides is, traditionally, a classical sign of motherhood and through that feminine strength. (The linking of feminine strength and motherhood is obviously dated, though as someone who lives in bear and moose country I can see why it was originally embraced.)
The polar bear is more vulnerable and sensitive than the gazelle literally, that is why they're almost extinct. You seem to be confused about what people are talking about. Nobody is arguing whether polar bears or big hairy men are muscular and STRONG, we're talking about their resilience in the modern world and how well they have adapted. It is actually a good comparison but not in the way you thought it was.

There's nothing cherry picked about this, men do worse these days and are more vulnerable than women on a lot of very substantial metrics. It doesn't get more real and objective than looking at the rate of deaths of despair and the gender disparity there. I don't understand why you apparently perceive this as an attack om men.

This inability to acknowledge the vulnerability of men is, as the article points out as well, one of the reasons why there is comparatively little help for men.
> Like nothing Miles said entered the reporter's skull.

> I know this interview is from 1962, but are you fucking kidding me?

Commenters might be interested to know that the interviewer in question was Alex Haley. I don't know why OP's version leaves that out.

(Haley did several Playboy interviews, including that with the Klansman; all that I have read thus far have been worth reading.)
Is this about Design by contract? [0]
But why do they force students to use an imperative language?

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract
The original isn't in titlecase, and HN doesn't seem to have a policy that headlines should be. There are several headlines in sentence case on the front page right now.
A podcast on this topic that I enjoyed: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06txxmq
I mean that’s fair. It’s one of the reasons I’m not interested in Blizzard games either. But I don’t think it’s illegitimate. I think it’s partly an anti-piracy measure and partly supportive of their microtransaction model for monetizing their games.
A key unlock for me was doing exercise where at some point I was trying so hard and breathing so aggressively that I couldn't really think anymore, I could only focus on the task at hand. For me, that's been biking up steep hills. I like biking because I get to see a bunch of cool stuff and if I go up hills I get a dope view.

I joke that doing these rides feels like I'm re-boring my arteries because my heart pumps so hard. I feel great afterward. Recommend!
> how their nature is flawed. Girls on the other hand, all is well

I really doubt this describes the experience of 90% of people on this planet.
Maybe the team should be resilient first and foremost: when high performing members leave voluntarily, it can readily accept and incorporate new members, while maintain a certain work output and high morale.

Such a team has a reasonably amount of voluntary turnover. Too little turnover and too high turnover create different problems. Either teams stuck in their ways, overly rigid in roles, and overly dependent on certain heroic members, the org is terrified to lose. Teams with too much turnover lose valuable experience before it can be passed on.

In my mind good teams are teaching and learning machines: members adopt new/different ideas, different roles, new members, by being given safe space to fail and be curious.
Your telling me you use all 1500 passwords? How many of them are obsolete?
I’d argue Kohn’s follow-up work isn’t too far out of line with the author.
Science is a method/study, not an isolated entity. Who is "they"? You mean "scientists"? Which ones? The ones paid off by Big Tobacco? Often the negative issues we face are ignored due to conflicts of interest, bias, and societies/economies valuing certain things (wealth of few) over other things (health of many). That is not the fault of "science".
A tech writer’s letter to software developers
I block remote fonts w/ ublock! It's pretty handy in a "I always know text is gonna be rendered with a font I can read and it cuts down on having to make the connections to get them. ublock has a bit of a learning curve (half an hour reading on their wiki) to get the most outta it, but just blocking remote fonts just takes a couple clicks in check boxes.
It's the natural process of politicians, they always want more and more control
There you go. Half the price https://www.ifixit.com/products/iphone-8-replacement-battery...
> Those degraded compounds are still toxic af.

No they aren't. They degrade (eventually) to just water and CO2. That was not the only paper on the topic, there are tons more. I picked that one because it highlighted just how quickly bacteria consume the gasoline.

Gasoline and oil are natural products that will completely and harmlessly biodegrade, they only cause trouble when collected in bulk, but do not have long-term harmful effects once they are diluted, because bacteria completely consume them.
That would be nice but i don't think it's realistic in the general space. ActivityPub in what i've researched so far is inefficiency for that granularity of P2P. For example I've seen complaints with Mastodon where small instances get ignored on the federating. Which i believe translates to data that comes from those instances taking a long time to get populated on the larger instance. Leaving the smaller instances feeling like they're speaking into the void - as no one replies, because no one can see it.

Instead i think it will shine with many small instances. 500-30k maybe? Still similar issues with federating, but less so than hundreds of thousands of 1person instances.

I'm focusing on what i'm calling micro instances, 50-1000 range i suspect. So we'll see.
So that compatibility with Wine for all games is broken?
My "retro" computer is a Mac Cube. Also an IMSAI with lots of cards.

Also in the retro category is a HeathKit HD1250 Solid State grid dip meter. Came (from the thrift store) with one coil missing, so I made one.

I still use the 80's audio gear and speakers.
I don’t wish to be too much of a fly in the ointment. I understand the darkness of dark patterns. But if we wish to not be secretly tracked (which is dark), then isn’t the alternative to openly ask if I want to exchange knowledge of my identity in exchange for the content I seek, so they can target the ads that pay for the content aggregation service I am using? The preceding question mark is not rhetorical. Maybe I am missing something? In the end though, Cat picture or not, the people that provide the service need to get paid.
Sorry I was unclear and hasty there. The EC ensures the presidency is not democratic.
Not literally no, but the spirit of the sentiment is true. Have been in some flavor of networking for the past decade, there is a reason it hasn’t been universally adopted despite being ratified 25 years ago.
One thing you have to be aware is that there are many hosters (like e.g. Hetzner, which is excellent otherwise IMO) who will drop you like a hot potatoe (i.e. blackhole your server in the best case, terminate your account in the worst) if they recieve multiple DMCA notices (or abuse notices in general) for your IP / Server / VPS.

It does not always matter if those are actually legit if they look credible enough and thus, if someone hates you very much, it can be used as a weapon to kill your instance.

This can be somewhat remedied by hiding your hoster via something like e.g. Cloudflare, if having a middle men is acceptable.
> Filter by Top Paid

Most people are asking because that list is annoying almost the same year to year of games nobody needed help finding because they're already extraordinarily old or popular.
That's what they said 30 years ago "in 20 years we'll see america crumble because of policies of $THE_OTHER_PARTY"
I’d never seen “an overview of systematic reviews” before — I would have thought this was already common sense, but it should be now more than ever.

I was a little confused about the “less is better” part of the article. I think it just meant diminishing returns with more exercise, but it says that less is actually better.
Company I worked at had this inflicted on them by McKinsey, untold woe followed.
There were suicides, many nervous breakdowns.

A colleague (a great man who is utterly unregarded professionally but is one of the most profound thinkers I ever encountered) had a brainwave which was to calculate how much the stack ranking was costing. We discovered that every year the company was spending nearly 15% of its budget for management grade employees on the process. This estimate came from two sources, HR's official requirements and guidance and surveys of the management group.

It turned out that large management consultancy found that it was doing the same at the same time we did; this information and my colleagues presentations of his teams research resulted in the system getting dropped.

God damn the people at McKinsey that inflicted this so widely. "In search of excellence" must be counted as one of the artifacts and efforts that has been most harmful to democracy since 1945. I am waiting for an apology.
Please tell, then. But no, I don't see what is wrong with that. An outsider doesn't know the CIDR of the IP he's talking too, so it wouldn't change. It only matters for the last router in the loop, and if it's taken into account (because it's actually your infra), then it's okay
Culture clash. The Smurfs were originally just a sideshow, much like the Minions today. What's interesting is that the Smurfs world is already quite rich in and of itself and all of the characters are super funny without bringing in more elements from our own world. It's clear that they live more than a few hundred years ago. The way they interact and the various story lines as Peyo put them out probably simply don't appeal all that much to an American audience. Just like the Marvel/DC Comics universes (and everything that gets dragged into it, it's like a black hole) don't appeal all that much to me.
It wasn't just Microsoft - many companies were equally infected by this evil meme coming out of Jack Welch/GE which of course imploded.
Japan’s Crypto Exchanges Are Pushing for Looser Margin Trading Rules
Yeah, I was extremely skeptical of the "forced MMO" aspect and almost didn't get the game because of it, but now I think it's one of the best parts of the game.

I love how it's not in the way and feels natural.
Then, I hope Harvard CS students get a discount on this course.
One thing I find difficult using access control systems as a distributed service like Zanzibar is a convenient and performant way to search and filter resource data using permissions. For example defining database queries that should only return resources a subject has access to based on Zanzibar permissions.
You make a good point that the phone isn't (usually) reporting a direct measurement, but is rather interpolating weather station temperatures for a single coordinate. (And cities generally have a single lat/lon "center" for weather reporting, although your iPhone will attempt to report the weather for your location rather than the nearest city's center.)

But nevertheless, a correct, objective, dispassionate temperature reading for that coordinate does exist in reality. And the phone's weather service is trying to approximate that as closely as possible. And you can objectively measure the error to improve future models.

My point is still that this is qualitatively different from composite air quality indexes, which are politically designed, and therefore designed differently for different countries.
> Unless you care about your phone working as a phone. 2G was discontinued years ago, 3G is rapidly being dropped by the carriers and how much longer before 4G is discontinued?

First 4g devices were released in 2012, in 2014 you could find sub 150€ 4G devices. If you bought the last 3G phone in 2015~ (there were still 3G phones after that, but nothing reasonable), 10 years of network support is still reasonably within reach.
I suppose it doesn't count as "external" if it's also Russians.
O(zero) Runtime
If you were responding in good faith you would respond to my full post, instead of part of a single sentence, where many of the risk without abortion and contraceptive access are listed.

Edit: It's also poor form to stealthily edit your comment after someone has already replied to it and you've been down voted for it.