skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
heh, probably when they have enough gpus is my guess.
This sentence is very telling: "It emerged over 60 years ago to describe patients on the border between neurosis and psychosis who might be amenable to treatment with psychoanalysis."

What I love about this article is it makes us question the thing we all think we can't question: the validity of the diagnosis itself.

What if the whole thing is wrong? What if it is this "easy" thing clinicians invented because they just got frustrated with how insanely certain patients acted when their underlying neuroses became so severe that they progressed into something closer to psychosis? What if focusing on a BPD diagnosis masks underlying conditions that are much easier to recognize and treat? What if it is just underlying disorders advanced to the Nth degree, that all somehow converge on a similar behavior set (much like psychosis), despite a differing underlying cause, and that focusing on that similar behavior set rather than on those underlying disorders is what causes BPD to be so untreatable?

A BPD diagnosis is often hopeless. There are no good drugs for it, and talk therapy works poorly. Almost all the comments here on HN from people who have someone with BPD in their life reflect this reality, and how terrible BPD is.

This article actually gives me hope for my sister. It gives me a new perspective on how we have been trying to help her, and why it might not be working.
The problem is, the Farm Bill gives us cheap Little Debbies and other garbage. Not only does it subsidize its purchase (food stamps), it subsidizes is production.
I don't really buy the argument that additional serialization logic adds bloat to the application when you compare it to the many thousands of lines of code in modern JS frameworks for manipulating DOM elements.

The consistency is really an important part here, are you spending less time doing the testing and bugfixing to ensure that JSON ambiguity is not possible / is harmless than you would writing serialization for cryptographic types in unambiguous byte-oriented structures?
There's a lot of non-Chomskian linguistics out there. Basically if you look for "linguistic typology" there's a probably at least 90% chance that Chomsky will be totally irrelevant.

(Some of my favourites in that area used to be Martin Haspelmath, Balthasar Bickel, Gilbert Lazard, ... - but I haven't kept myself up to date with the literature for years now)
That is because you preregister, the app comes out next week.
It is coming soon, the app is in preregistration
I thought Wikimedia was quite shady itself when it comes to funding and money management?
Wholeheartedly agree! We are drowning in false dichotomy and always wanting to know what is "the best" as if there were an absolute measure of goodness. You just can't project a high dimensional space down to a single dimension.

I love your rhetorical twist on sexism, which exposes a harmful aspect of stereotypes. The positive stereo type, "all X are good at Y, or naturals at Z"

We both know people who are dogmatically over precise in their language, it has its use, but becomes exhausting after while, esp where not needed. Here comes the generalization, but the use of overly pedantic forms of communication come from either an environment with high complexity, or a person using another as an extension of their own self and that manipulator (the assistant) literally has no context, so everything has to be over explained. When your groovin, all you need is a look.
> that's obviously false, it entirely depends on "where you are"

i said "usually"

> > it's not hard to understand how png will stay relevant for at least this reason

> it't not hard to understand, yet you don't.

i said "at least"

this argument isn't productive anymore and i won't be continuing it, have a nice day
Yeah, and the idea that you need to have a relationship with and/or respect your parents purely because they produced you has been bad for people for millennia. Getting away from abusive people (if indeed that is the situation with one's parents) is a good thing, and pressure to have such a relationship despite the harm to oneself is a bad thing.
Cool, but depressing that people believe good design can happen when you limit yourself to "primary", "secondary", and "accent". Imagine if we did this with architecture. Why do we tolerate the web being so bland?
Obese people with poor health aren’t winning any wars, which require a lot of running.
jvm too, so we can write once run anywhere
Well if that's enough to keep up with the infestation then great! I never noticed fruit flies getting attracted by Sarracenia but I don't grow that genus a lot, so I could be wrong.

Still, I would recommend getting a Mexican Pinguicula (for example Pinguicula "Tina"). They do better in lower light and the sticky leaves work much better against fruit flies and gnats :)
https://archive.is/skTFn
“Meta’s reach” from my perspective was to take an excellent Oculus, rename it, and put everything behind an annoying facebook account. Can’t wait to see their further “innovations” in this space.
Efficient systems are fragile, redundancy and stockpiling are both inefficient but without them you have fragility. Fragility in the food supply means starvation. Anybody who suggests that the food industry should be entrusted to the ruthless efficiency optimizing mechanism that is free market capitalism should be beaten with sticks until they fall quiet.
I switched to induction holy shit it's so much better!

if you have compatible cookware, definitely try it out, you can get an external induction cooktop from Ikea for like $60. if you don't, get some and switch because the cooking process is so much more enjoyable.

you know how when you're sauteing something and you wanna get a good sniff because it's smells amazing, only to get your eyebrows singed and a lungfull of half combusted propane? with induction, you get nothing but the smell of your food, without the excess wasted heat. also, it's fast on the big eye I can boil water insanely fast, I honestly didn't know it was possible to boil water that fast.

and I can say this all only as a happy customer who paid my own money, not as a paid advertisement, UNLIKE the gas industry which has been pushing this shit through influencers and marketing for decades. [1]

[1] https://youtu.be/hX2aZUav-54 [Climate Town - It's Time to Break Up with Our Gas Stoves 21:27]
Looks awesome dude. Might experiment with integrating this over the weekend.
The danger with "be skeptical of all sources" is that it puts all the sources, including the trained scientists, the cranks, and the corporate shills trying to spin things their way on the same level. They wind up saying what everyone says, mixing in the good arguments with the bad ones, and saying "we'll have to leave it at that". One thing that can help is figuring out peoples' financial motivations. To paraphrase Upton Sinclair, whose salary is depending on not understanding something?
The study was comparing food consumed in the UK not India. It wasn’t suggesting producing apples/milk/lamb in New Zealand was the best option, just that it was more environmentally friendly for people in the UK to eat an Apple from New Zealand than that which was produced locally. Clearly there’s other options for imports that aren’t literally from the opposite side of the planet. (https://www.geodatos.net/en/antipodes/united-kingdom/london)

> concluded that lamb imported from New Zealand is four times as energy efficient as lamb reared in the UK, even when carbon emissions from the transport process are taken into account.”

> The report shows apples and dairy products also have a smaller carbon footprint – half the size, in the case of dairy – when they are imported from New Zealand rather than UK-sourced.

> Professor Caroline Saunders, who led the research, said, “Food that has travelled long distances is perceived as being harmful to the environment and has some media attention in our key markets, especially Europe.
Agree with everything you said. I've just been in US tech and finance spheres too long for me to find much insight in the framing anymore.
1, 2, and 4 are basically speculation at this point, no?
I highly doubt it, but I wonder if this will be the straw that breaks the camels back where general perception of Google flips to where they are viewed in the same circle as Comcast or EA.

Google is heading in that direction and their velocity is accelerating.
This is contradictory. The soy and corn monocultures are the direct result of the farm bill.
As described in the sibling comment, a glass with a fifth of vinegar, same amount of water, and a drop of dish soap will do the trick fine. No craftsmanship needed. The flies drop instantly when they touch the liquid.

Most people cover the glass with some cling film and punch a few holes through, but it will work fine without. The main advantage of the film is that the liquid won't evaporate away, and the trap will be good for a couple of weeks.
In abstract, sounds like raising the sweetness is what helped? Which tracks, I've never really been aware of vinegar being a particular attraction. (And I love the stuff, if anyone would notice...)
But since its llama, some examples could be trained into a lora.

I can imagine a system where, for instance, a markdown lora and a markdown grammar file can be hotswapped in and out.
Have you considered the impact social media has on in person dynamics amongst school age kids?

Insanely naive take.
> professional licensing is required for any provision of advice or services relating to software engineering... including internal to a company.

Even if this is what the law says, I've never seen it have any impact on the real world. In BC, like everywhere else, people with no license of any kind routinely write software that other people depend on and release it into the world, with no oversight from a licensed engineer at any point in the process.
The website is horribly over-engineered and makes it look like a crypto scam. Such a shame
It's not even that sophisticated, it's incredibly obvious. Whenever a new movie is released, first you see the actors pop up for seemingly unrelated reasons like "so and so says their first date at such and such two decades ago was something something." That's to put them in the front of your mind, maybe get you to google them and see what they're up to - oh a new movie! The press tour begins. They start showing up on talk shows and mid-page CNN headlines. You're watching your usual YouTube videos and all of a sudden an interview with the actor and a talk show host is at the top of the recommended videos to watch next. You go to Reddit and see references to the theme of the movie on the frontpage. The movie trends on Twitter. Oh it must be at the forefront of public consciousness! The tipping point has been reached and now the marketing teams begin the full assault on your attention with pre-constructed memes ("barbenheimer") and narrative engineering about the movie ("<identifiable group> has <reaction> to <meme>"), the actors ("rumors swirl about <male co-star> and <female co-star>") and the box office performance ("do ticket sales for <movie> indicate a resurgence of <theme> cinema?"). This lasts for a few weeks, then it dies down, then the movie leaves theaters, and you don't hear about it again until it's released on Netflix and you get hit with a smaller-scale version of the same psychological warfare.

Recently it seems like some studio executives have realized they can get more bang for their buck by combining the marketing campaigns of two movies.
So Amazon should continue sending people to someone who will racially abuse them just because the police didn’t catch it yet? (again, assuming that they had done the investigation properly which they didn’t in this case, which would involve collecting more evidence to back it up)
Looking at your floorplan/schematic I think that the open window, next to the fan, in the kitchen, is hurting airflow.

It is likely that your predominant air flow is right in that window and right out the fan. You could probably establish a much longer - and more useful - flow if you closed that nearby window and left the dining room window open.

It's not certain - flows and turbulence do weird things - but it's worth trying.
Avoid Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series then. But I still wish we'd gotten a third season of Legend of the Seeker.
Please provide sources that “many” experts have been corrupted.

Otherwise the source of the perceived biases may be closer to home.
This one from psychology remains a classic: "The weirdest people in the world?" - https://www2.psych.ubc.ca/~henrich/pdfs/WeirdPeople.pdf (warning, the introduction is "NSFW").
I'm not sure whether something's long history = its legitimation in modern society. Democracy has much shorter history than dictatorship.

Also, it's (highly) likely that state-based food security is needed, but the US just does it wrong.
Scrum is a method to allow agile development to sort-of work within a management structure that needs waterfall. It provides observability of work getting done by developers, without as much up-front external design as waterfall. It's not intended to make developer's lives easier, it's entirely for management's benefit. It reduces the ability to respond to change, but in return provides management with easier scheduling.

That extra scheduling is sometimes not important, but often it is. If you have external vendors or contractors they'll have their own schedules; your company will be paying them for their time whether you can keep them working or not. Predictable delivery can be very important. E.g. if you're making a hardware device, you'll have a "slot" in a factory schedule. If your firmware is late, you're still usually paying for that time slot (the factory employees still get paid), and you're paying extra to get another time slot (as well as for any downstream delays).
I am sure there is a line that is difficult to draw between what is ok and what is not, but can we not at least agree that there are two very different extremes easily separated by any such line:

- most folks probably will agree that imagining sexual content with your teacher and keeping it to yourself is fine

- most folks probably will also agree that making photorealistic fake porn of your teacher and spreading it around is akin to defamation or sexual harassment

Let's take care of the extremes, then we can worry about the difficult middle.
Biological Effects of Radiation [pdf]
Also helps that Tüfekçi got her undergraduate degrees at good universities in Turkey which means she had to go through and score well on the grueling university entrance exams.
I think Yuzu has per-game emulation. I'm just playing on a 360 controller though, with mostly default mappings. So long as I remember X-Y and A-B are the wrong way around, I'm golden.

I think it's pretty clear Nintendo just straight-up doesn't care. They do the bare minimum, if that.

ToTK would want per-mechanic remapping ideally. Like the ability to remap vehicle stuff, archery stuff, throwing stuff, mecha spirit thingy separately.

But per-game stuff would at least be a step towards this decade.

The lack of colour blind settings and QoL stuff (that are accessibility for cognitive), and the lack of voice content, are the things that really rustle my jimmies.

Stuff that would immediately make the game more accessible to everyone, not even just disabled players. Not doing that isn't just scummy, it's lazy.
The living room air filter is an Idylis but I don’t necessarily recommend it as it’s rather old and I think there are better ones available. The range hood was just a Home Depot variety generic brand which we chose mainly because the chimney portion needed to be of a certain width but it does a decent job of venting the cooking fumes. We also are using an induction range so no gas fumes to worry about.
> I legitimately can't tell if this is satire or not.

I mean... really? It's clearly satire. And fairly well constructed prose imo.

What the author's actual point is, though, I have absolutely no idea. Maybe there is no point, and it's just pretty prose.
Absolutely, and more besides.
Did you experience BPD as a romantic partner? It's quite different than being a friend or relative. I can't really do it justice and its a bit long but this talk changed my life (I don't say that lightly and he's fairly entertaining as a speaker): https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=s1t4CZMUqak&t=55s&pp=ygUtdGhlI...

It answers the antagonize question specifically it's just too much to type out for me now.

To butcher it, they feel great anxiety that you are going to leave and test that assumption by acting out. When you don't leave after they act out, they feel comfortable for a time until the cycle begins anew.
speaking as someone who dropped on the first round: for the nobodies like me, they say equity is based on time joining. it was early 2021 i think and amount already published on the job or mentioned pretty early (don't really recall)... and it was brutally low considering the pay cut. maybe they keep it to negotiate the somebodys.
oh, yeah, they do. They often have multiple 'applications' on them, for different purposes (for example, withdrawing from an ATM with a card is a different application to making a purchase, which is different from the ill-conceved idea of using your card and PIN as a two-factor authentication token)
Show HN: Ulry – Lightweight and fast link archiver app for iOS
Hey HN!

Ulry is a link archiver that allows you to save and organize your favorite links in one convenient place. It uses SQLite under the hood and it does not require any kind of registration. There are many other features like full-text search, ability to add notes to every link and URL redirections, folder, tags and a lot more.

I initially created this project because I couldn't keep up with a lot of HN links that ended up in the front page and that I wanted to read in the future. At the time, I was not able to find a simple link archiver that worked without registration and I hated the fact that almost every link archiver that I tried scraped all the text inside of any URL that I saved just to give me an in-app reading experience that I did not want.

Ulry is very fast, simple and lightweight AND it does not require registration. Under the hood, the app is going to make a simple HTTP request to the links that you want to save and it will parse meta tags like `og:title`, `og:description`, `og:image` and save it in the local SQLite database (that you can export and inspect whenever you want), ready to be shown in the app.

I've been working on Ulry for more than a year as a side project and to improve my iOS skills, mainly for fun. I decided to open-source the project as I have received a lot of positive feedbacks and feature requests but I do not have the time to work on it anytime soon. I've had quite a positive experience in the past with the OS community, plus, I don't want to stop people from improving the product or customise it further with new features or simply learn from it as I consider this to be an intermediate level app. So that's why I'm here!

Disclaimer: At the moment the app misses some crucial features like iCloud sync between devices, but I initially designed the app for myself and my usage and for the moment I am 100% satisfied with it.

If you want to take a look at the app, you can navigate to the very basic webpage that I created for it at https://ulry.app, there you will also find the App Store link.

I'm eager to find out what you think about the app and hopefully I'll work on it with some of you in the future :)
I love playing BoE (back of envelope) Gedanken Experiments. Splicing a undersea cable or recording and analyzing all the SMS traffic in the world seems a little more tractable after you do the math.
I've always been fascinated by carnivorous plants, but have a black thumb. Do you have suggestions for "easier"to care for options indoors?
I had switched all my customers from CentOS 6 to FreeBSD many years ago, before systemd was introduced into RHEL. They have been running solidly for almost 9 years now, all on various DELL PowerEdge rack mounted servers.
You're welcome! This is a medical issue, not some personal failing or lack of willpower or anything like that. I think it's important to talk openly about these things.

I tried going through my PCP and working my way up but didn't get far with it. My PCP referred me to a psychiatrist who seemed nice but wasn't very helpful. She thought I had difficulty focusing because of anxiety; I thought I was anxious because I had difficulty focusing. Honestly, I felt like she started with a hypothesis and only heard the evidence that supported it. (In fairness, I started with the hypothesis that I had ADHD, so she could probably say exactly the same thing about me.)

A friend of mine had told me about a good experience with an online doctor. After frustration with the previous doc, I made a video chat appointment with his. That one was night and day different. I know, I know: "Oh really? You found an ADHD doctor and they said you had ADHD? I'm shocked!" But the previous doc wasn't willing to try any treatment. The new one gave me a prescription for a low dose of a cheap medicine, and I could tell the difference from the first day.

If you live in California and would like a specific recommendation, let me know. My website's on my profile, and my email's on my website.
This can constrain an LLM's output to an arbitrary grammar/format as it is generated, rather than asking the model to output a specific format and hoping it outputs something valid.
agreed. that came across as an unnecessarily banal response from someone that is out of touch. sad to see.
Thank you for laying it out like that.
> Now that they are coming for Excel, who will defend you?

A rectangular fortress formed between by two protected columns and two protected rows.
So, umm, if you want to walk BNF and emit likely tokens you can do that without any "machine learning" or whatever you want to call it. So what is being added here? Training to tie the prompt to the output?
Open Source didn't exist until Netscape created Mozilla in early '98 and the definition was soon after developed and then for some years tuned until we have today's "Open Source".
Not that not it's not nice to have, but in the particular context of the thread it was presented as a component of how to define what constitutes a functional person. Filial piety, owing respect ones parents, strikes me as quite different from things like being able to clothe and feed oneself, bathe regularly, and do productive work.

Do you think that's a reasonable expectation for everyone?
It's sad how the scientists have to keep changing the goal. "Well, if we start moving away from CO2-based economy today, by 2100 only x hundred million people on the planet will suffer from inhospitable heat.". With the number x growing and growing because everytime we look we still haven't done anything.
Yes sorry I was referring to Scattered Minds. I have just started The Myth of Normal and there is definitely overlap but SM is specific to ADHD. TMoN is sort of a synthesis of all of his books (Including The Realm of Hungry Ghosts at least, which I’ve read. Not sure about any of his others)
I thought you wanted to look like a person, why are you running on aws?

Pick up a used mac somewhere for a weeks worth of aws rental and you can run that from home on residential internet.
I'm pretty sure there are pitcher plants in my woods in the Midwest US. I can't imagine they need tropical environs.
New car inventories are increasing as well. Anecdotally, the US auto industry seems to be preparing for a slowdown.

https://www.coxautoinc.com/market-insights/new-vehicle-inven...