skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Everyone is busy. “I don’t have time”, “It’s impossible”, I’ve heard it all - I don’t buy it. If this was the case, you wouldn’t have time to do your laundry, watch that TV show, or even read this rant.

Most of those 'other' things are asynchronous or can be 'multitasked'. I can 'watch' a TV show while checking some emails, or eating a snack, or while folding laundry.

Running is a full-body one-thing-at-a-time-only endeavor. I run 1-2 miles several times per week. I run at a gym on a treadmill, or I run in streets around my office. I can't talk on the phone. I can't fold laundry. I can't eat. I can't read blogs. I can listen to podcasts and music; that's about it. I get extremely bored most of the time running beyond 2 miles. (well, really after about half a mile).

I hit my apple watch 'rings' - 730 cals, 30 min exercise - 400 days in a row. It was time consuming, and often boring, but I did it. Then stopped. It didn't bring me any great satisfaction or insight or whatnot.
Without legal sales, opiate users get trash street drugs that vary anywhere between unsafe and catastrophically dangerous. Furthermore, there's absolutely none of the benefits like being able to encourage them to keep their used needles in sharps containers like you might be able to do, if they had to drop off the full ones before they got their next fix.

We don't get the reduction in violence we'd see from legal sales. None of it.

Decrim is what you get from cowardly legislators and imbecilic activists worried that Tweaky the Copper Wiring Thief isn't getting a fair shake at life.
I knew it sounded (felt?) weird as I typed it, I meant single member LLC. Thank you!
Try more heat. It needs to crisp at the bottom while staying runny at the top. Don't let them sit in there once done, get them out to stop the heat transfer. I only do one side.
I use stainless steel and it works fine.

I hate frying eggs on cast iron. I need to wait so long for it to come up to a reasonable temperature, it always seems to overcook the whites and leaves the yolks cold. Every time I mention having trouble with cast iron, people jump out to tell me I'm holding it wrong and it's so easy, but it's really a finicky way to cook.

However, a seasoned stainless steel skillet is a lot like an aluminum teflon skillet except that it doesn't care if you heat it too hot, in my opinion.
Let me be the first to welcome people with more diverse substance abuse problems to our beloved secret police. My greatest regret is that I can only declare a mere hour of applause for their great personal sacrifices and worthily earned pensions.

Tbh, I kind of liked the idea that decriminalization and liberal attitudes were starving them for talent.
Sounds like no to me.
Same here "Something went wrong" :-(
Because the media is of course known for studying topics in high detail to make sure they don't report the wrong thing and not for rushing half written hearsay out the door before the competitors do.
Conveniently, the energy density means that 1 cinderblock would hold approximately the same energy as 1 AA battery.
You may be right, but I think it is too early in the season for that to be true at this time, we're not even out of act 1 of the first episode of the season with regard to OpenAI. AI tech may be accelerating, but business still tends to move at glacial speed.
Very cool! Any specific reason you started with Java?
I wonder if havig a name and shame website, with a copy of the material they want removed, would be valuable and not just cathartic.

Props on Wikimedia Foundation for doing it right.
I don't think so. Portugal was famously very successful at drug decriminalization, at least until they slashed funding to rehabilitation programs.

If you have data that suggests some drugs just make rehabilitation impossible or unlikely, I'd be interested to see it, though.
The is one of the biggest technological innovations I have ever read.
Speculating:

One company occupying the extra: company goes bust, you lose their business, probably spend months/years fighting with a bankruptcy holding company to get paid and maybe lose.

Two companies occupying the same space: same risk, but you still get paid for the extra space while dealing with it.
I ran almost every day for years. I am working on rebuilding my running habit now. I would say that for people with a lot of running experience who are in good shape, one mile every day is going to do no harm at all.

edit to add: I feel I need to put a disclaimer here. People new to running, especially overweight people, should not run every day. Knee and ankle injuries are very common.
I get the idea you want to work on generic tools. And create a new one unlike anything that has come before? Can you name one of these "problem statements that don't have good solutions yet"?

You need to reduce your problem space. I suggest working on any real-world challenge, like climate change. You will quickly run into problems. Work on the biggest ones you can solve.
Well I can't program and puzzle solve without Googling, so I'm hyper-media dependent if that answers your question. Burdensome tasks have been offloaded to LLMs, search engines, note-taking tools, and bookmarking services. I think I'm an externalist: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Externalism
This sounds lovely. Looking forward to incorporating more of that in my day!
We saw 2x Performance After Migrating Python 2 to Python 3
If you're considering upgrading your Python the the latest runtime, you may get the results we saw as well.
Monthly subscription to access dashboard with advanced search queries

Ex: “Companies who are using Gitlab” or “Companies who have an outbound sales motion”

Still brainstorming though
For what it’s worth, I have both a Pinecil and an old-school decent iron, and I use the Pinecil most often.
Editing this to make it clear: the article proposes local collection that could later be submitted.

This is the right path! Lots of manual submission processes can use this to improve data and streamline stuff, and keeping it local solves nearly all privacy concerns.

But nothing manual will ever get good submission rates unless it's zero effort, because that effort stands directly in the path of people's actual goals when they hit an error. It's the worst possible time to ask for something.

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>People saw ICEs on nightly and didn’t report them. Maybe they thought they were already fixed, maybe they didn’t know how to report them. Whatever the reason, nightly and beta failed to be an effective canary.

Unless you make it trivial, you're asking for a lot from people.

I can't speak to Rust in particular[1], but it's VERY common for "please report this issue! [link]" to be met with a login wall, long list of requirements and metadata requested, asks for detailed lists of what you did and how it's relevant and what you expected and...

yeah, of course people don't usually report these issues.

They rightfully realize it's asking for a major time investment both right now (presumably they were trying to do a thing and would prefer to continue doing the thing rather than learning your reporting system) and in the future (questions for further info on bug reports are common).

Make it as easy as the telemetry you want to add, and it sometimes actually happens. i.e. no login, as near to zero effort as is possible, gather all information for them, anonymize it for them, etc. If you can do it automatically, you have trivially proven that you can also do it manually, so do that.

Give people a pre-filled link with a one-click submit and an optional "contact me at [email]" field.

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[1]: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/93701 implies they do this too. They made or already had a github account, have run multiple commands to gather info, filled in a templated text field by hand, and then they're asked to make a minimal reproduction and check if it still exists in nightly? Is it any surprise at all that people do not usually do this?
I don't like even the whisper of anything that resembles telemetry.

Can someone explain the counter argument? A compiler is as low level as it goes. There is an assumed level of competence with someone using a compiler. Why is it better to collect data than just have the user cat some logs somewhere and post them?

After the recent debacle(s) with the rust foundation I am almost certain a "local only" telemetry will morph into VS Code's full system colonoscopy. Please do not do this. Find another way. Compilers were bug fixed without telemetry just fine for 30 years. The Rust Foundation are by and large bad actors in an otherwise okay ecosystem. Don't let them oracle-ize it.
I used to walk a lot, but it’s just so damn oppressively hot outside where I am now, either that or it’s raining too hard. Parts of the sidewalk outside of my place have a whole ecosystem living in the puddle that’s been sitting for a week.
THC is absolutely considered a toxin by your body, as are any byproducts being released by your vape, unless you're really, really lucky.

Not anti in any way, so please don't jump at me without looking first.
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I have. It was another possibility. But Rust seems to be closer to my tastes in a language, other than the PITA of memory management...
Haven’t the warning signs always been there, even when it really was 11’ 8”?
Powershell is worth a deeper look if you have time. It can be odd "at first glance", especially trying to do things you know from other shells, but it does have a lot more data structures available for use in the shell, a different mostly predictable approach to error handling (including try { } catch { } just like a "real" language), a standardized arguments parsing model for its own commands and cmdlets (though you'll still likely be using lots of DOS or Unix commands with their own bespoke argument parsing, as usual), and now that Powershell is open source and cross-platform it is more useful than ever.
The bridge is fucking world-famous and they still manage to mess up.
Also like Walmart when they open a store next to a competitor and temporarily drop their price. Or any company with capital ever in existence.
You can cover lots of strong signals with any basic (inappropriate) antenna. And if you want something cheap that tunes then get a telescope dipole, and set the length correctly (and maybe also polarization). In either case, height / clear line of sight is much more important than a good antenna.

But I'd start with the most basic question - is your antenna even outside of the building? :)
That is a highly misleading discussion though. The existing rate in WV is quadruple that in Oregon. Oregon was up a bit on a low denominator. WV was down slightly on a ludicrous prior rate. Fails to mention that other states with similar trends compared to Oregon are Wyoming, Maine, and Texas. https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/drug-overdose-data.htm
Thanks for the links to the discussion, I wasn't aware of it. Seems like a nice long read and find out what others think about us. I will read it.
This has to be a racket to extract as much public money as possible. At least in the US and in most cities I have been, projects take years and they usually only send a few guys to work on it about once per week. A few years later they suddenly finish everything in a few months.
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Yeah, I see it as a failure in implementing a better road to recidivism for drug users that doesn't involve prison. It's a mental health issue after all. I think perhaps maybe even separate "mental" health from normal healthcare and make it free / universal might go a long way. Maybe insentivize it, like giving plasma. Go to therapy 4 weeks in a row get $100 cash. That way it's not "forcing" people into something which is still a sort of "prison" mindset, but it's more like "encouraging" them to be there, and drug users will do almost anything for money, right? So why not have them do therapy?
Our company doesn't ban after the first chargeback. If you keep making chargebacks though eventually you will be downranked in our risk model until you cannot buy from us, but you will never be manually banned unless you are a credit card fraudster doing something annoying. I would be surprised if Uber, a company that has put a lot of effort into standard credit card anti-fraud procedure would ban after the first chargeback. Doing so is an explicitly hostile, anti-consumer, and petty action that doesn't improve your business.
They can't, of course. But then your only option is to lie to a federal agent.

https://news.clearancejobs.com/2016/04/02/consequences-lying...
what's the advantage of native backend compared to git repo backend?
This is definitely a harder drive.
Yes, run is boring to me and probably to a lot of people. That's why I do things that are less boring and varied, like crossfit or other HIIT. It works for me. And still demotivation and excuses keep poping up for me to don't do it.

That exactly the point of the article. Sports, even if it's just a mile run everyday, do probably more for you than just sitting around and finding excuses to do nothing. Because it's easier and people often tend to sit on their comfort zones.

Also, to me, that's what lifechanging about daily sporting activities. Is NOT only getting fitter, thiner, etc. It's the mental empowerement that it provides you.
I got denied an internship at the CIA for my past drug use, which was entirely trying marijuana after it became legal in my home state. I don’t see how someone can possibly be expected to have the personality to gather (human) intel, but somehow not ever have smoked weed.
What? So you didn't even click the paper being discussed here and just threw in a comment criticizing some entirely different person's mastery of english

"I don't like the waiters in this restaurant"

"Have you ever eaten here?"

"Oh. No. I mean the other restaurant."

"Which restaurant?"

"I mean one of those other restaurants in town. Don't like 'em. They talk funny."
Now is the time to start selling fake LK-99 tablets and NFTs online.

I bet that's exactly what Richard Heart is doing right now, applying all of his "Spam King" experience spamming boner pill ads and scamming people with get-rich-quick crypto shitcoin pyramid schemes.

When is LK-99-Coin going to drop?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36944841
We need physical-world model building beyond mere token prediction.
Exactly. Do you want one memory allocation error to take everything down?

Of course not. Log it, and restart.
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chasing bugs about to enter at a totally new level in the history of computers
>what are the line managers managing?

I don't know how the org structure is like at the DSPs that Amazon contracts with, but do they even have "line managers" in any meaningful sense? Given that DSPs are basically small businesses, I find it unlikely that the owner will needlessly add "line managers" that don't do anything. If anything, the "line manager" is probably the owner, who has a bunch of clerical/admin tasks in addition to being "manager".
Yes, and the article didn’t touch upon that at all. Building a home foundation that would shake apart in a windstorm is a non-starter.
> Giving them an address for pickup works as well as a location based tracking and allows you to tell them to meet you 5 blocks away if you are on the move when you call.

Or you can just put a note in the app when you order and send messages. They can also call you.

If you don’t speak their language, the Uber app does translations.

> Immigrants have more street smarts than you give them credit for

When I spent 3 weeks in Los Cabos, Mexico. I had no street smarts, I didn’t know the language and when we were stuck in traffic, Uber automatically sent calls because it noticed we weren’t moving.
I recommend checking out "They're made out of meat":
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GggK9SjJpuQ
I don't know, I haven't really seen the same level of interest from my "normie" friends that I've seen among the HN-adjacent crowd. None of them seem to be aware of LK-99, let alone care about it. Meanwhile, the GPT hype has worn off, and on that note, none of them seem to be aware that there's a difference between GPT-4 and ChatGPT. The former is this vague, nearly non-existent thing.

They're aware of the actors/writers strike and the association AI has with it, but AI in this context is a vague speculative thing rather than a specific type of AI or brand of AI made by some company.
You're right, woops. Memory is a fickle mistress.
agree, I dont have time to learn details of employer-employee relationships of each company I buy stuff from.

Just put the whole price upfront and thats it, let the market forces find equilibrium
Er, it doesn't matter though :) Federal "spook" agencies do the same thing and are equally above the law. You can't know really if your past business partners joined you for a fun evening just because or if their multi-letter work places got all the forms in order for them to do "whatever it takes" to catch you doing something illegal.

If your active threat scope involves governments, don't expect them to behave with regards to the laws where you are; either they don't care and will just deal with the fallout, or they have explicit approval do to illegal or wrong things.

I don't have an answer on how to check for spooks, I guess you'd have to do reverse reconnaissance, but I have no idea how feasible it is. But testing legal and social norms is not reliable; governments are not really bound by their own rules, especially when it comes to branches dealing with security or intelligence.
Marijuana use was mostly OK until Reagan came in. Then DISCO announced a policy change.
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"[..]user information should never leave their machine in an automated manner"

Sounds reasonable. The only wish I have is that we should always have the option to download a version without the metrics part as well.

So tele never and metry with an easy, clear, reliable and sustainable opt-out.
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I find that using Context+useReducer is similar, but in the end you wind up with a lot of useContext and/or overlapping usage of different context/providers that the general single redux context is often better overall. Not to mention, that you still have to deal with the action generation and state in the scope of context, which gets even more messy with different Context usage in practice.

At least that's been my own experience. I don't fault people for going different routes, I just find that the boilerplate kind of fades into the background after it's established.
Why be so sure about that? I really hope it doesn't turn out to be graphene 2.0, a material that can revolutionize everything but can't be produced consistently and in usable quantities by any means at all.
Tried to contact you guys about serious security bug. But never get any response for a month. Contact me - my nickname here + @gmail.com
I wonder if Aces High 3 works well on LINUX thru an emulator like WINE. And I wonder if you'd need a monster computer to get a smooth frame rate through emulation like that.

LAC, BTW runs very very nicely on cheap laptops and even does pretty well on Raspberry Pi 4b.
Both polarities repel the material, a normal magnetic material would attract the second time
The background checks for agencies often include going back and talking to high school friends and neighbors. They will ask about drug use.
Does your startup need to be in SF? Dalton and Michael say