skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You need to re-read Elon,

It's not that he will solve FSD, Tesla is valuable until FSD is solved as then it becomes just a car company.

And he picked the correct impossible puzzle that will never be solved. Same with the SpaceX premise.

The market value is the desire of groups of people that it be solved.

The lesson here is what impossible problem is our domains that we can market that our company is attempting to solve it and which of those impossible problems happens to intersect with a large group of people wanting said problem solved.
I've been such a 'toxic' person on some startup for couple of years.
Impotent management was unable to setup code style conventions and outsourced all decisions to the team in 'democratic' way. Weak inexperienced developers always voted against well known practices and started to invent something ridiculous all the time :D
something about using html attributes as a programming language makes me cringe a little. The toy apps look great and maybe where these can really shine, but seems like it may start to turn into a mess very quickly
"This article is obviously written by someone who doesn't understand the problem space, or human behavior."
> Absolutely it will. Everything we write will be open sourced. All of it.

I'm impressed.

My understanding of the setup was that this would be typescript code that would live in the database (could have definitely got that wrong, though).

That signaled to me that this was going to be "company data" and proprietary.
Spot on points.

Documenting your work seems to be a lost art nowadays in many teams, yet it still is something tangible which we left during our work just next to the source code.

We just recetly posted a short text on how we do it at Stratoflow:

https://stratoflow.com/writing-software-documentation/
This is all well and good advice.

But sometimes you have to work with people who demonstrate traits of Narcissism Personality Disorder or Borderline Personality Disorder. E.g. someone who never accepts responsibility or someone frequently demonstrating emotional lability.

I am not sure the best course of action in these situations.
Fair enough, I can't blame you.

But for me, I'm enjoying my communities as much as ever. Data point that my friends in Japan are oblivious to all the stuff people in the USA/Europe are getting worked up about. I don't really think about it, I just carry on using the service for my interests and needs.
I might be old fashioned, but I think that if you learn the Vim way you'll have no use for a snippet manager. Also, that using a snippet manager will prevent you from learning the Vim way.
Antonio Zamora has done some research in the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and the Carolina Bays of North America. He's worth the gander.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npXY8mu2hhU&list=PLmd4S3n7Pl...
Most software dev is repetitive as hell, monkey see monkey do within a computer readable language that has well defined syntax. LLMs can do fairly well in this niche.

Research is by definition not repetitive, the text is free form and the data is never formatted in a way that makes comparison between different papers straight forward.
To be clear, it's a competitive exam and one of the primary feeders into the USA Math Olympiad team.

Many problems are quite challenging.
TDS has evolved into MDS.
I got sucked into a clickbait recipe video for "2 ingredient cake". The video was just over 10 minutes long, which I think puts it in a different monetization category on youtube. I spent wayyy too much time out of my life trying to find out what 2 ingredients are in the cake.

Answer: apple sauce and gelatin
Meaningful global change often begins with individual actions, as they can inspire reflection, shape societal norms, and create a foundation for collective transformation.

Historical examples like the civil rights movement, where individual advocates stood against injustice, paved the way for broader societal shifts and legal reforms.
>Folks there say this chip config is intrinsically weaker and even optimization won't substantially help.

The Sipeed Lichee Pi4a page has some performance graphs[0].

Their chip is a decent bump in performance, but notice how the JH7110, which they also included in their testing, does much better with a proper toolchain.

This is in line with what VisionFive 2 owners (like me) have seen on their own boards.

Nearly nobody uses the official image, because it really is that old and limited.

0. https://sipeed.com/licheepi4a
You'd probably enjoy looking into negative infinities, which has been vigorously debated throughout history.
How do I make gmail automatically scan every incoming email for "unsubscribe" links and click them?
You have painted rural Iowans with a broad brush.
This is exactly what twitter did.

From just yesterday in fact:

>Past bot defenses are failing. Only subscription works at scale.

https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1691969296543711471

The included chart is super interesting: https://i.imgur.com/WI2XMCj.jpg
I've had to do that to make batteries stay connected in various devices; I've also made shims out of folded aluminum foil when battery contacts are just too far apart; and used a penny (with the edges coated) to shim a light socket where the end of the fixture made it impossible to screw the proper bulb in all the way. Good times :D
I had read this Spinoza quote some years ago in some book, and liked it:

"I have striven not to laugh at human actions, not to weep at them, nor to hate them, but to understand them."

From:

https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/baruch_spinoza_387348

There are different versions of it online with different wordings, but the meaning seems to be essentially the same.

I like this shorter version too:

"Not to laugh, not to weep, not to lament, but to understand".
We are maturing. We will mature. We grow up with heroes these days. Thanks to intrepid companies like Disney who, and despite polluting right wingers best efforts, we have a trove of emotional education material for our next generation. Marvel and Harry Potter are the two greatest inventions of the past 100 years- even more than the mRNA vaccine.
I felt slighted once when a former CEO of mine didn't lambast me on our weekly call. I took it to mean that I wasn't important enough to get the dressing down he was known for.

(I mean, I was still relieved to avoid it! Just thought it was funny to feel disrespected because I got gentle treatment :)
Fair enough. I fully support hobbyists making email clients do fun tricks.
How do you empirically prove slavery is wrong?
We probably used fire to cook them with, and probably cause a lot of accidental fires in the process ;)
Also bare in mind that except for africa those megafauna would have been relatively tame and way too unsuspecting of meat eating humans.
What you get paid for isn't realized gains rather selling your future gains at a rate lower than others (i.e. the market) expects them to actual be worth. If the question is about how this makes sense then sure, it answers the question - you're selling your future gains now to fund the company which means the current value of your shares will reflect that future predicted value as well. If the question is "why without involving any future possibilities" then no, it doesn't answer the question, but I'm not sure the question makes any more sense than "why is the sun so hot ignoring fusion".

Another way to think of it is if I spent 10 billion to make a company which now successfully produces gold bricks from wood in a way most think I'll be historically net positive in 5 years then it's not really a mystery why waiting 5 years for the number to hit 0 is not particularly relevant to when people may be interested in buying parts of the company.
Troops need improved cyber education, US Army leaders say
The rails would be fun, I guess
Ukraine struggles to curb corruption in its military
I’d rather use languages designed for their domains

Kinda like how I prefer to use SQL over an ORM when working with a relational data store

With that said, most languages just can do backend work, thanks to a socket library, rather than being designed for the specific problems of web services. I guess that’s why we get frameworks

Idea: a backend-first language. The language mascot will be a rear end. The REPL prompt will be a majuscule B
Appreciate the feedback and will definitely watch out!
> The challenge here is you need to get people to enter the plane door in a very precise order.

Small amounts of money are often very motivating.

You could, for example, say that anyone can enter or leave the plane in any order they like. However, if they do so before their turn in the system, they don't get a $10 refund on their ticket. If they don't present their ticket, they are assumed to have gone early.

The question then, is whether the benefit would remain with proportional instead of total compliance, and whether the benefit outweighs the costs of enforcement.
I don't have any silver bullets and often find myself in a similar circumstance as you. Here is what I can suggest as possible courses of action. First, have you considered seeing a counselor? YMMV, but if you find the right one they may help you work through the not so obvious sources of that "what's the point" feeling. Second, read as much as you can on the subjects of motivation, burn out and happiness. I'm currently reading "Smarter, Faster, Better" by Charles Duhigg and there is interesting stuff in there about how lack of choice can lead to lack of motivation. This is just one example of a deep subject however which is why I suggest reading a lot and see what you identify with. Personally, I'm also a big fan of "The Happiness Trap" by Russ Harris. Good Luck.
I agree with your general position. Not a fan of babying people either. Still, I know a lot of people (mostly young men with minimal parental guidance) who were total idiots up to about 25 that could’ve benefited from a program like this. I much prefer stuff like this (total-immersion skill-creation programs) to EBT and section 8. I don’t see what benefit there is to the state to have an age cutoff. Just take people who want to be self sufficient
https://www.baristahustle.com/blog/barista-hustle-water-reci...
> How do other people use (product) reviews? Are you putting value on the reviewer's opinion?

With the exception of Consumer Reports, I ignore all reviews that appear in commercial publications, review websites, etc.

I do put value on a review coming from Joe Random's hobbyist website, assuming that they aren't using affiliate links, weren't given the thing they're reviewing for free, and weren't otherwise compensated.

But I put the greatest value on people that I personally know telling me about their experience with the thing, followed by people I may not personally know, but that I've been paying attention to for long enough that I have an idea of what their tastes are.

It's very hard to know how to interpret a review (about a product, yes, but also about things like books, movies, music, etc.) without knowing a fair bit about the reviewer. Different people value different things, and a review has the most value to me when it comes from someone who values similar things to me.
I know it works with js disabled as well. But with js enabled they send just the upvote instead of reloading the whole page. Saving network traffic.

Unfortunately the js used is very minimal. And if the upvote fails, there is no graphical indication that it failed to upvote.
> Does he think "pl" stands for "programming languages"?

More likely pl -> perl, I think.
Bear in mind that prior to Bram Stoker and Universal Studios basically codifying the modern vampire archetype, what "vampires" were (vaguely, any demonic or malevolent spirit that drank blood) and how they behaved was a matter of folklore and might differ greatly from place to place. All of these beliefs and more were probably true at the same time.
Why is the human mind not also a machine?
A compiler typically transforms programs that run in O(N) time into programs that run in O(N) time, for whatever suitable definition of N, so it's not really something to be super thrilled about.
True Lies was an airborne Harrier, not a Russian plane on the ground. So, while there are many reasons the scene was unrealistic, “weight on gear disables weapons” isn’t one.
Exactly. It was meant to get young men and women through a high school diploma or GED, to get them vocational training, and to give them life skills needed to be independent.

It was an alternative to pure-play unemployment or welfare.

2024 will be the 60th Anniversary of the program.

https://www.usda.gov/media/blog/2014/09/26/usda-marks-50th-a...
> TRY TO SOUND FRIENDLY.

> Say "please" and "thank you"... use emojis...

I'll add to this one -- use exclamation points!

It's actually ridiculous how effective all these little things are.

In my experience, men, engineers, and especially engineers who are men tend to think of this as unnecessary fluff. They often decline to add these little social niceties because to them, they sound inauthentic.

That's not a character flaw or anything! You have every right to feel that way. I do think it is just categorically wrong, though.

I don't know a better way to say it, but: you should really just start doing this. Even if it feels weird to you, it is incredible the degree to which it eases text-based interactions. Even if you aren't noticing it, I promise that other people are.
I don't know if they have explicit partnerships, but it's certainly a program that case workers in the foster care system are aware of. My foster daughter's case worker explored it with her as one of a range of options after high school. (She ended up just getting a regular job instead.)

I'd be really curious to know how it works out for former foster youth who try it. On the one hand I can imagine the structure and support to be really valuable to kids who have been in the foster care system. On the other hand foster youth often benefit most from systems that can give them lots of second chances and can work with them to meet their individual needs, and I don't know if that's something Job Corps can offer.
My point is that the scale of how LLMs work doesn't matter with regards to copyright and fair use.
Turbine compressors spool up, that compressor turns on. :-)
Yeah, throwing a bunch of greens into a blender is not a great way to consume them. Boiling/steaming is the way to go. The vast majority of vegetables I personally eat are well cooked and mushy.
Well between paying contractors, paying for goods/services, playing with defi (there are non-speculative uses for defi believe it or not), using group income, and paying the random person back for a meal I owe, it comes out to either daily or almost daily.

Don't worry as I mentioned you'll be using it daily soon too, except (unless I'm mistaken), it sounds like you might choose to use a cryptocurrency built from the ground up to surveil and control you, rather than one that's built from the ground up to enable permissionless transactions. To each their own.
Exactly. So when people take"essential oils" or whatever to "detox" - yeah sure, you may feel a difference.

But that's probably because that substance you ingested wasn't healthy in the first place and what you're witnessing is your body trying to get rid of it fast.
Pithy quotes don't drive policy, science does. We can preach tough love as much as we want but it doesn't change the physical reality of adolescent brain morphometry.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3621648/
Yeah I think it's important to note that these techniques are for situations where trust has broken down due to something external, not due to a fundamental issue with one of the people involved.

This stuff will never help with narcissistic ass holes.
Ah. I think the difference is that when I send emails, I do so to communicate information, rather than to elicit people to buy a product.
Wow, what a terrific audience!
Don’t underestimate how entrenched 1920x1080, 3840x2160 and a few other resolutions are outside of Apple.
Pretty fun! There is a bug in the particle/bullet handling code. If you move left to right while fire, they maintain the X coordinate at which they were fire as you'd expect.

But if you move from right to left while firing, their X coordinate moves with the player.
> there is literally no point at all doing anything, as an individual or a company or even a nation

"We can only solve these problems with active participation by everybody, because if everyone just waits for someone else to solve the problem, then the problem doesn’t ever get solved." - internet

Be the change you want to see in the world. - Mahatma Gandhi

or the longer version

"We but mirror the world. All the tendencies present in the outer world are to be found in the world of our body. If we could change ourselves, the tendencies in the world would also change. As a man changes his own nature, so does the attitude of the world change towards him. This is the divine mystery supreme. A wonderful thing it is and the source of our happiness. We need not wait to see what others do."
Since you mention MJML: I wrote a little tool called mjmgr which was meant to be a prototype of a MJML email manager for a bunch of providers. So that you can keep the source code of the MJML email checked in, but deploy it as compiled templates across various email template providers.

https://github.com/siguelaola/mjmgr

I only really did sendgrid and mailgun, but as a POC it worked well. Just putting this out there because it's useful but I don't touch it much anymore.
IBM basically had a recall at one point on drive arrays.

They got the bright idea to make the tabs for the sleds out of plastic to make them easier to slide in and out, or save a couple pennies, or both. Problem was that metal drives in metal sleds on metal rails going into metal bays do a pretty reliable job of keeping the motherboard and the drives on a common earth ground. Plastic rails meant a floating ground, which electronics especially do not like. A little static electricity or inductance and things get ugly.

If memory serves they added some sort of little grounding cable they would send you, making it harder not easier to get the drives out. So dumb.
That's a cultural thing. In many cultures exclamation points come across as demands/accusations, not emphasis.
And Crew-7 is about to take off in a week or so.
It's possible they didn't want to implement GDPR requirements.
Agree 100%. <3
And as I told Joey many times - I'd love to collaborate more with you as well.
It failed to render on iPhone 13.
SpaceX has billions worth of government contracts but why do you ask? Remember that SpaceX is charging the government lower prices than its competitors...
And as we can see in this case, most of the toxins that you secrete after a "cleanse" are from the "cleanse" liquid itself! Though to play debil's[0] advocate for a second, the body can retain toxins from the environment, e.g. heavy metals, chemicals from plastics, etc. So there is some basis in the idea of trying to purge toxins, but if you find a way to do that with a smoothie from store bought vegetables, you would be up for at least some kind of prize for advancing our understanding of human biology.

[0] https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/debil
More States Threaten to Hold Back Third-Graders Who Can’t Read
I'm surprised that happened in Penn Station because I'd expect New York has enough nerds that Police are used to the fact that yeah, there are infrastructure nerds, and they think BSODs are worth photographing, and some of them are connected. I guess it depends what "stopped and questioned" means. I've had cops stop me and informally ask me about stuff and it didn't bother me, whereas if they wanna see my ID, search my stuff, now I have a problem with it and I want proper paperwork because somebody is getting a formal complaint.
Where's Douglas Hofstadter when you need him?
I think the flooding of the paddies is also related controlling weeds and pests.

So the viability of the technique may depend on other technology or resources being available, compared to peasant farmers of the past.
Match Group pauses background checks on Tinder and other dating apps
...You should really check on a few things before getting too carried away. After all, nuclear material doesn't just end up in milk. You're implying an extra step of adulterating milk that was otherwise clean.

...Also, you're assuming that this adulteration continued throughout the course of your grandfather's life, and not just the duration of the (inarguably unethical if conducted as described) research.

Regardless though, none of that is your fault. That was him, you're you. Don't take on your shoulders culpability that has no business being there, and just focus on being better.

If you do find papers describing the research, however, there are worse ways to handle it than going to the press/Congress to possibly see if you can track down surviving descendants through application of copious amounts of FOIA.

Unlike you, the Government absolutely does still hold culpability for any such research it did. That'd be right up there with the Tuskeegee syphilis experiments there.

Vaya con dios.
Hmm, why is that nonsense? It makes a lot of sense to me for a browser to support cryptocurrency payments for goods & services online using an Internet-native currency. I agree though that the particular way Brave has gone about it could stand to use improvement. I wish they had gone the Alby route.
I would suggest reading the high-ranked Google Scholar results rather than a highly fraught and questionably influenced Wikipedia talk page or a blog by a highly opinionated author.

http://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=younger+dryas+impact+hyp...
The training corpus is likely left leaning so it will be left leaning. Our assumption of what "left-leaning" is is based on the strange tilt and over representative sway older people from rural districts have in America.
The relative rarity of input (pseudo-)randomization in SW testing is near inexplicable to me, except by the very low cost of all but the most commonly reproducing bugs paid by the SW vendor.
Dude, I wake up, turn on the radio, and feel like an extinct megafauna every morning.

I'm sure my skull will end up in a closet at the office and taken out every now and again to confer on an old codebase.
In the report's keywords it mentions spinach. How much spinach is ok vs too much?

Is this issue caused by consuming too much spinach or by consuming spinach in combination with specific foods found in green smoothies?
You can't get the end result by automation alone but you could automate half of it.

1) Use AppScript from google to find those.

2) Save all the links.

3) Go through them manually (because each service will want you to confirm you did not click by mistake).
The program is not only entirely free, it can actually pay the students (this was 2011; YMMV):

Job Corps Living Allowance and Transition Payment

The living allowance (i.e., pay) is based on stay duration (e.g., up to 56 days is $25/pay period or two weeks, 57-112 days is $30/pay period, 113-182 is $40/pay period and 183+ days at $50/pay period).

A transition payment occurs when the student successfully completes a High School Diploma/GED and/or a career and technical certificate. Students receive $250 for HSD/GED, $750 for CTE or $1,200 for completing both.

Source:

https://www.mtctrains.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Job-Cor...
>There is no third option

But only because the best way to accomplish the first option is to be cognizant of the way the information is presented so that it can be most effectively conveyed. And that can involve paying attention to layout and color and possibly including some graphics.
That's fair, I'm writing from a West-Coast-USA-tech-company perspective.

An exclamation point from a partner at a law firm... probably hits a little different!

But in more informal communication, I think exclamation points are good because they help convey tone and energy in a way that is often lacking. It helps break up a message that can otherwise feel flat and cold.