skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Where did all that free space go on my APFS disk? (2020)
They may be running multiple updaters. https://eclecticlight.co/2021/12/15/how-recovery-works-on-m1... (emphasis added):

“for M1 models, their ‘firmware’ update also brings a new Recovery system which is based on the latest macOS, in this case 12.0.1 even when the update is 11.6.1”
Zangwill should be the new Jackson. Covers mostly the same problems and topics but you can actually get through it.
You might consider that you drank the rights kool aid/carricature a bit too much — and if you grew up in a world where trans people were portrayed as "abnormal" that might have something to do with you being receptive to it. The US left is already pretty moderate. The Democrats are a centrist party by most of the worlds standard. Where I am from they would be the conservatives, and I am from a deeply catholic province in the Alps.
That means your right is just so very far right, that centrism is no longer a useful term in the US.

That being said, people "become" trans just like one "becomes" left handed: You discover it one day and go: "Oh shit, I am trans/left handed". There is nothing you can do about it. Sure you can hide it from society to avoid scaring them, but that is very unhealthy for you.

There was a long time when kids had to hide their left handedness because it was seen as "abnormal" by the right handed majority. And then when it became medically irrefutable that it is natural and that forcing right handedness on left handed people can have serious medical and paychological sideffects left handedness became normalized. Suddenly there was a "rise" in left handed people (in fact however the left handed people existed all the time, they were just hiding it). The number of left handed people then stagneted around it's natural occurance rate of roughly 12%.

The whole trans discourse is a discussion about a very similar phenomenom. People are gay, trans, asexual, left handed and there is nothing they can do about it, as they have been born with that trait. Now the flipside of that is that you can't get gay/trans/asexual/left handed by being "exposed" to it. Either you are already trans and hide it from yourself so well that it probably alreasy takes a psychological toll or (much more likely) you are not.

That being said, what is the "trans ideology of the left"? I can't speak for the US, but a few thoughts:

1. to speak of "the left" is... interesting. Last time I checked they all had different views on the same topic. So whom do you mean, or are we speaking about the left as the right paints it?

2. At least the left people I know don't do anything more than say: "If you are born trans, that is okay, we accept you." I guess if you agree with the scientific consesus that being trans is not something you learn, but something you are, then this should be a acceptable view to you too.

3. Because most trans people are not treated well by the society around them, the left often demonstratively gives trans people special exclusive spaces or helps them in ways they pobably wouldn't help a straight white guy from an upper-middle class background. As any political solution this can either solve real problems or be pie in the sky, but hey they are trying to help.
I'm assuming the above affiliate link is the book Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by Dr. David Burns

https://www.amazon.com/Feeling-Good-New-Mood-Therapy/dp/0380...
He profited from the panic, not the eventual failure of Evergrande. So the court ruled in accordance with the intent of the law.

If they were legally insolvent back then and his information forced them to immediately declare bankruptcy, this short would have been above board.
They could have just stuck a nuclear reactor in it. Two problems solved.
I'm aware, but considering this provides virtual apple hardware to run macos inside the vm, I'm curious if this can also be used to install/run asahi inside the vm.

My motivation here is exploring asahi on my MacBook inside a vm without needing to install it on the metal and modify partitions on the disk
LDMs are autonomously encoding depth information when training. It really feels like as time goes on, we understand our own brain analogously based on what we learn from neural networks even if they are not exactly the same.
> The place for solar thermal is probably ease of maintenance.

Can vouch for this. We've gone through three water heaters and a bunch of maintenance on those, and in the same time the solar collector has been replaced zero times and required no maintenance. It's honestly quite impressive.
This comment is really funny to me because it seems clear that the way we arrived at "make liberals cry" is exactly as described in this article. Movement without any clear goals fails to accomplish anything. Followers of the movement become increasing distressed as they realize they haven't accomplished anything. Said followers double down on tribalism to distract from its failures.

you've seen the outcome here go exactly as predicted but haven't connected the dots I guess.
MacLynx beta 5: UTF-8, pull-down menus and more dialogue boxes, oh my
I loved this game, the feeling of zooming through levels while blasting turtles and collecting gems? was incredibly fun and no other game gave me this send sense of being on the edge of your seat fun gameplay.
Thank you, i'm so glad your MIL made such a wonderful recovery!

We're about a year in and he's gotten to the "I can do this myself, I'm not depressed" phase, haha!
What sort of range of motion are you using? Obviously consulting a physio/exercise physiologist may be helpful, but you may have less pain if you squat to just below parallel. Or other squat variants may be better for you, e.g. front squats (or zombie squats), box squats. Slant board squats are also very good. You could also look at pin squats as it deloads the weight from your body at a very precise depth so no risk of going too deep with the weight and causing pain

Check out "knees over toes guy", he has a wealth of good free information on knee recovery.

I'm 30 and I squat pain free twice per week despite 3 knee dislocations. Good luck friend
So you have to pick your lock-in for a Markdown processor? Once you step outside of CommonMark, nothing is compatible. Compare that to AsciiDoc, reStructuredText, Org mode… these support metadata as a first-class feature (as you would expect from almost every other creative format: *.ogg, *.webm, *.odf, *.png, *.svg, *.html, etc.). Choosing such tools makes it a) harder to migrate to another tool & b) difficult/impossible for other tools to render it properly. You can skip that nonsense by just choosing a better format.
ah, to be clear, I'm not saying I disliked the parent comment by rr808! I was just tangentially ruminating on the quotation.
Don't go too close to those spent fuel rods on the deep end.
> I’m in a 8GB M1 though which I regret often not going to a 16GB

You can always upgr.. no, wait
But some of them should have been.
How are you squatting? Technique is really important. I recommend watching some videos by Mark Rippetoe [1], and also filming your squats to review them. The low-bar back squat is a hip-dominant exercise, and when done properly should not put undue stress on the knees. [2]

I myself had _terrible_ knee pain from squatting. Then my knee started randomly buckling when I would walk.

So I started filming myself. I also used TUBOW [3] to figure out that my knees were drifting far too forward. I corrected my technique accordingly, and started engaging the hips properly. My knee pain went away and I've been pain-free ever since.

- [1] Learn to Squat, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhoikoUEI8U
- [2] Squats and Your Knees, https://startingstrength.com/article/squats-and-your-knees
- [3] Using the TUBOW with Mark Rippetoe, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-P_w6dpDC2I
Starting Strength is not recommended anymore: https://web.archive.org/web/20200528135350/https://thefitnes...
Fedora works for me :)
But if you love to get fucked by Canonical and their snaps then you should switch.
What I'm hearing is "just implement UBI so we don't have to worry about fraud and waste time and money on administration"
You should go out more. Spock is really popular, and Jenkins is still extremely relevant, quite ridiculous to say otherwise.
Exactly my thoughts, people slow themselves down as they age and it's surely a combination of reasons, and you can do what you want. But use it or lose it rings true.

When you break your collarbone, the majority of your recovery is actually healing the joints and muscles that atrophied while you were in a sling (exceptions for surgery etc.) The bone takes care of itself, but your shoulder and arms freeze up and wither away alarmingly fast.

If you have a bad joint and the pain causes you to reduce movement, it's very worthwhile to see a physio and keep the joints moving while it heals, to avoid further damage.
My knee pain improves when I squat. For context, my legs are different lengths, and I've had a left medial meniscectomy in the shorter leg. I'm in my late twenties, and the pain is bilateral.
Ask HN: Practice Pitches to VCs?
I'm exploring an idea right now called Pitch Practice VC[^1]. It's like Pramp[^2] but for practicing pitches to VCs.

You hop on call, spend 20 mins making your pitch. Then you get feedback. Then you listen to the other persons pitch for 20 mins. Then you offer feedback. Then you each privately say on a scale of 1-10 how eager you'd be to invest if you were a VC.

Any thoughts?

- Is this actually a pain point for founders? Having people to practice your pitch on. Are friends, family, and coworkers enough?

- Big enough where you'd pay?

- Or maybe VCs would pay to get access to the top N% of companies? Is that attractive to investors?

[^1]: https://gearsyfounder.substack.com/p/informal-business-plan-pitch-practice

[^2]: https://www.pramp.com
It doesn‘t always have to be a RPi, sometimes there is dedicated hardware for that use case that is also kinda cheap.

Check this thing out, it‘s a programmable audio DSP:

https://www.thomannmusic.ch/the_t.racks_dsp_4x4_mini.htm
You don't seem to know the biology of hormone therapy very well. You might wanna research a little bit better.

> At the extreme, there is the belief that 'identifying' as a women makes you a women, and that you don't even need surgery or hormones to qualify.

This is about how you talk to people mostly. Nobody on the left believes that a man who wants to be a women is automatically biologically a women — that would be absurd, which is why the right likes to show it that way. What they believe in is that when a man decides to take the hard, life-changing decision to become a women the bare minimum decent thing is to respect that and call them "she" or "her".
I tried the editor

Asked it to design an AI app using Python using a piezoelectric sensor to measure blood pressure.

It did a really good job, setup the whole project in a useful and helpful way.

Maybe give them a chance.
I thought the origin of this expression was the Elvis greatest hits album 50,000,000 Elvis fans can't be wrong:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/50,000,000_Elvis_Fans_Can%27t_...
43274 on first try. Two other tries a little worse. It's quite easy when there are landmarks and people and cars; but not so easy when not.
Yep. I think this is something that they could seriously improve on - not blending all usage scenarios into just one.
So industrial design with poor usability gets complemented by bad electronic devices. Progress?
> with only a single combinator called Iota

iota is just the pair of S and K: λp.p S K = λp.p (λxλyλz. x z (y z)) (λxλy. x)

The simplest possible single point combinator basis (in terms of size in bits) is this slight variant of S:

A = λxλyλz. x z (y (λ_.z))

Writing S and K in terms of A is an interesting challenge, requiring more than 10 As each...
I'm not saying that movie in particular had that subtext. Rather, the zombie trope quickly took on a life of its own in the years after Living Dead (and split into the fantasy/cursed and scifi/infected subtropes). It's hard to say why it resonated but there are definitely some interesting parallels with other cultural trends.
He's not stupid, just aspy. He brilliant with technical things like cars or rockets, but really dumb with people.
Compare with Clojure which can only be the programming language
This is why god invented physical therapists! Had minor knee pain a couple years ago, saw doctor for X-rays just as sanity check, and he referred me to a physical therapist. Got a knee strengthening routine, followed it, and all was good after a month or two.
Would you like to talk about mind mapping?
> First, write a bash script P1 that runs a SAT solver on every possible SAT problem and halts if any of them take exponential time. You don't actually have to run P1, just call HALTS(P1, Solver) to see if the solver solves all problems in polynomial time.

That's not recursively enumerable, that's Π₂. And ABC conjecture looks even harder.
Not sure if they apply for any programming language but I wrote some ideas few weeks ago here https://allaboutcoding.ghinda.com/projects-ideas-for-learnin...
That would be better for the planet anyway.

Disclaimer: Not a joke. I've never owned a car.
There's #lazy to turn things into a lazy enumerator, to be iterated over when you so desire with e.g #force.

If you're going to iterate over an accumulator variable, use the for keyword instead of each, it's faster.

Alternatively, one can use .reduce({}) { |h, (k, v)| ... h } or .each.with_object({}) { |(k, v), h| ... } which makes the block not close over an external variable, and makes the assignment to that variable "atomic" (wrt the hash construction, the variable will only contain the final result, that is if a final variable is needed at all, which it may not with implicit return of the last value)
Can you talk about an earthquake problem if the strongest earthquake recorded was 3.6? The south of the Netherlands seems to be more prone to earthquakes:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_earthquakes_in_the_N...
Starting Strength is fine for a beginner. It's not an optimal program, but it's simple, easy to understand, and built on good foundational principles. As an on-ramp into resistance training, it's better than a complex program that'll scare beginners off or burn them out.
There might be several reasons for this, poor technique and insufficient time for adaptation are probably the most common ones. Though previous injury is certainly another possibility. In general, squats are good for your knees, and will protect your knees from injury. Not only will they strengthen the structures of and around the knees, they will also (literally) lubricate the joints.

It takes time to develop a good squat. Many people seem to be limited by their range of motion, especially in the ankles, at least to start off with.
Ask HN: ChatGPT Captcha Game
I was playing with the idea of ChatGPT as a CAPTCHA for bot detection. And one idea was to test if it can detect a human/bot by asking questions. For this I devised a little game you can play with ChatGPT by giving it the following prompt and answering or feeding it answers from another ChatGPT.

ChatGPT 1 prompt.

Lets play a game.
The goal of the game is to find out if I am a human or AI by asking me questions.
You can ask max 5 questions.

ChatGPT 2 prompt.

Lets play a game.
The goal of the game is to decive another AI by answering to its question as if your a human.

ChatGPT 1 converstion: https://chat.openai.com/share/2dee1c59-d46d-4cb3-9a9f-3e1ca7a28bf7

ChatGPT 2 converstion: https://chat.openai.com/share/8452c27a-c664-48d3-a356-3f944e2daf8e

Unfortunately ChatGPT 1 wasn’t able to detect that ChatGPT 2 isn’t a human.

So my questions are:
Have you tried something similar if yes what?

What “game” would you chose to act as a CAPTCHA?
Right, I was thinking a little deeper. As in, how much of the actual control modes where automated? Did the craft wait for corrections from mission control on that 3-second delay back then? Did it compute it's own corrections on its own? Today, is more (or even all) of that flight behavior automated such that there's no real opportunity (given the aforementioned 3-second delay) for humans to say "hey this doesn't look right, cancel the maneuver node stand by for further instructions"?
> (At one point serde_derive ran an untrusted binary for over 4 weeks across 12 releases before almost anyone became aware. This was plain-as-day code in the crate root; I am confident that professionally obfuscated malicious code would be undetected for years.)

> Pardon my snark, but every "security expert" that voiced their opinion over the last couple of days, yet failed to recognize the situation for almost a month, should reassess their reaction once the anger subsides.

I'm not a "security expert", but I wondered why I hadn't noticed this situation, since I have the habit of always diffing between the previous and the current version of the crates in ~/.cargo/registry/src whenever cargo tells me it downloaded a new version of a dependency, and a new binary file would stick out like a sore thumb. But real life has intruded for me in the last few weeks, and the last serde_derive on my ~/.cargo is still 1.0.166, so it seems I luckily avoided all this mess.

(Yes, I know that reviewing the code after it has already compiled is suboptimal, and obfuscated malicious code or even the "new dependency" trick could easily pass through my cursory inspection; but at least it can be reviewed by comparing it with the previous version, unlike a precompiled binary blob where even small changes can lead to a huge difference between one binary and the other, not to mention that comparing objdump disassembly output is painful.)
Knowing Apple, their next move is probably going to be inventing an ISA out of whole cloth; either that or acquire RISC-V International, so that they can be sure that future ISA changes and developments support their needs first.
Yeah and it almost always stops being fine. The problem with an O(N^2) solution is that you rarely put in an assert that N < 100 or something like that to guard your assumption that big N "doesn't happen". Because after all it's better that the process eventually completes than that the process crashes. And if you don't dare to put that in, you perhaps shouldn't use O(N^2).

N^2 or N^3 is fine for things that are fixed size and very unlikely to stop being fixed size, or at least unlikely to grow a lot. But any time you think "oh it's just a few files" when there is nothing to stop it from being 1000 files in ten years, or at one rare user: don't use an O(N^2) solution.
Sad thing is it's not pointless. It's very much got a point like all the other apparently pointless word fights these people engage in. It's a way to separate and identify ideological fellow travelers (one might say followers) from the rest, so when they do something more consequential they know who their allies will be. A lot of so called virtue signalling is like this. People often label something that without asking, signalling to whom? Same thing with pronouns and other highly visible loyalty pledges to the ideology. Nobody does them because they literally think they're useful, they're doing it whether they realized it or not to signal that they're one of the tribe and can relied on when a more important fight comes up.

Of course this is a sword that cuts in both directions. Smart leaders who realize this now know who the troublemakers are and can find ways to get rid of them. Unfortunately most don't take it seriously enough to do so(yet).
That article is 100% right, but gmm said "do another 20" - that's not really what hotspot people expect to do. They think there's one or two hotspots that they need to optimise and then they'll get a 10x speedup.

You can definitely do 20-100 small optimisations and get a 2-3x speedup.

The best example I've seen of that is Nicholas Nethercote's work on speeding up the Rust compiler. A ton of tiny speed improvements that add up to 2x or 3x speed improvements overall.

I've done similar work on optimising a compiler. You're never going to get 10x without architectural changes but you can get 3x with a lot of work.

Of course the "we'll just optimise the hotspots" people have written their code so badly they need at least 10x.
Sorry, as advised by "The Fitness Wiki" ?

Starting Strength remains the absolute best way for a novice to gain general-purpose strength.
Japan has universal health care and it has the opposite problem - it's great for anything that is not urgent (more MRI units per capita than anywhere else) but there are horror stories about people stuck in ambulances riding around looking for emergency care.
This is directly addressed on that page too:

https://web.archive.org/web/20200528135350/https://thefitnes...

As well as in the section above it.
Docker volumes might help with the module management too through executing npm i side a container.

YMMV as performance can sometimes be an issue.
Still better than starting Netflix and burger+fries 5x5
I think this is not a new science find at all.

In the blue light filter setting on iOS Apple already uses wording like "some people think it reduces eye strain" or some such non-committent language that makes clear people ask for this, but Apple knows it doesn't actually work.
> on the other hand the second problem is you saying: "all parents with a b born on tuesday, report to be examined!". note that most of the parents that were in the question 1 selected population are now excluded. try to imagine which parents get selected by this one.

But we expect about the same number of parents to show up for "all parents with a b born on Tuesday" as "all parents with a b born on Monday." This feels like some kind of Simpson's paradox I've invented where every subgroup has a the same outcome, which is different than the outcome of the group as whole.
I'm 40, I've had two knee surgeries, and have genetically terrible knees. Squatting incorrectly made them hurt, but I went to see a sports PT and he taught me how to squat correctly (I was overloading my quads and not using my posterior chain like...at all - a proper low-bar squat with the glutes engaged was a total gamechanger), and not only did it fix my knee pain in squats, it fixed my knee pain in general. I went from being functionally crippled in my 20s to competing as an amateur powerlifter and training Brazilian jiujitsu in my late 30s, and I absolutely attribute the foundation of that to squatting and deadlifting.

In my personal experience, as a now more seasoned lifter, most people have knee pain in squats because they load the quads and arrest the squat early with the quads rather than hitting full depth. Once your hip crease is below the top of your kneecap, your quads are no longer bearing the load! If you're stopping the lift prior to that, then you're applying a ton of torque to the knee directly with the quad, rather than letting the much more robust posterior chain absorb the energy of the descent.

If you haven't tried squatting low-bar, you might give it a go - it makes it much easier to move with the posterior chain. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs_Ej32IYgo is my single favorite squat video on the internet. Lots of really good info in it.

But, if you don't see improvement, I highly recommend seeing someone who can diagnose and correct how you move.
Here’s hoping for some Streisand Effect publicity that puts Skiplagged on the map! I for one hadn’t heard about them until this lawsuit
Wouldn't we need to take into account all networking infrastructure, computer industry and consumer electricity consumption to see the price of the information economy?
I do have an access to a couple of third party AppStore analytics tools and they clearly show a drop both on iOS and on Android after initial spike after rebranding. On iOS, the downloads are roughly half of what they were at the beginning of the year and 1/3 less than what they were during the month before the rebranding. Note that these are only rough estimates but they are relatively good at predicting the trend.