skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The paper suggests rTMS to disrupt the disruptive activities.

The emotional challenge in this study was that you had a joystick and sometimes you pulled that joystick towards you when you saw an unhappy face. That's what was paralysing emotional challenge was for highly anxious people. Meaning it's unlikely their PFl could have any control in real life scenarios. It's important to note that in both anxious and non-anxious people the PFl was highly excitable. It's the pattern of its activity that makes a difference.

Cognition is hard work and the truth is you can't reason about your entire life and expect much success. Like driving a car as a learner your whole life, I remember the first driving lesson I had, I couldn't even focus with the radio on. Imagine if every time you got in you had less intuition about how to drive.

Think of the absence of fpi as a lack of intuition you get once you learn to drive.

CBT +/- an SSRI for 6months is a small price to pay to regain intuition.
Yeah, that's a great demonstration of the technique.

One tiny tip.. :) you can pass a block to `.to_h`, so instead of using `.map` + `.to_h`:

h.map { |k,v| [k, v] }.to_h

.. it can be simplified to:

h.to_h { |k,v| [k, v] }
"Something must be done. This is something, so it must be done."
If you want to play online, I recommend checking JJ2+, jazz2online.com and the discord link there. It's fairly easy to setup. You just need the base game, which is available on GOG and runs perfectly fine one modern Windows computers. Check gog.jj2.plus website for the installation process.
While English is especially bad, few languages don't have the same to some lesser degree.

In Norwegian, vovels have drifted so that the letter "o" is pronounced mostly like what other countries would write "u", and there's the extra vowel "å" which we pronounce like what most other countries write "o". Except... not always. In common words like "for", "og", "som", or in "Norge", the "o" is indeed pronounced in the international manner, like we would write with an "å" if we were consistent. And the rules for long or short vowels are inconsistent too. You can be confident that vowels before a double consonant are short, but not that vowels before a single consonant are long. "For", for instance, if pronounced with a long u-sound, means "fodder", but with a short o-sound it is the preposition "for" (more or less the same as the English one). That should have been written "får" if the phonetics made sense, but "får" (long o-sound) is already a word for sheep.

Some people actually write "fôr" for fodder and "fór" for rushed (another meaning of f - long-u sound - r), introducing letters that aren't part of our official alphabet.
“You should simply not do the thing!”

Because life is about give and take?
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According to Romero, Duane Jones got the lead role because he gave the best audition, not because the role was written for a black man.
https://archive.ph/daYSp
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I hope, better term is "Consuming". Brahminism consumed the Buddhism to deny its existence.
Pepsiman (1999)
How many weeks does this need?

I've lost many contributions over the insane FSF contributors license workflow. https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/new-contributors-frequen...
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Benjamin Franklin’s Phonetic Alphabet
exactly the same here.
bad UX
I think 10 years visas are for some "friendly" countries, others get 3 year visas if no 221g procedure was involved.
There has never been any vitriol.

I think the issue here is you might be a little sensitive to people not accepting your beliefs/life, which given your history you've shared here is more than understandable, and me going deep into my defence of free speech and atheism because is my core belief, but not my entire personality, so I don't actually give a crap, I usually engage people on something more interesting than this kind of argument.

I sympathise with your life struggles and recognise I might've touched a nerve. At the end of the day, I do really not care what anyone does with their body, their mind or their spirituality. Yet, I encourage you to accept that not every disagreement is vitriol or a personal attack.

Nothing is more dull than discussing religion, politics and sports affiliation, so I hope we can engage in better terms on more interesting topics on this site.
PaSh: System for parallelizing Posix shell scripts
It’s definitely much more portable than assembly, but code that relies on unaligned pointer accesses won’t work on every platform
I agree. Mac OS and Windows alike seem to have shifted towards being developed by people who don't grok the whole OS and the context for how it got to where it is today. Former engineers being promoted or retiring (often as young millionaires), the growing size of the timeline/code size & cross-pollination of ideas from other OSes.
Your math is accurate. Once you are told the gender of one child with no other information, the odds of being all the same gender go down. Probability is tricky.
For people who will take on these tasks, often them not being done is worse than them getting lumped with them. While others benefit from them being done, the primary benefit is to the person doing them (because the alternative is upsetting), even if this causes resentment (which it might not do!). Apart from the potential resentment, the main issue this can cause in a team is bad allocation of resources: if there's one person who takes on most of these tasks and they are also a high-performer in other areas, then the team is unlikely to be getting the most out of them because their time is taken up by tasks that anyone could do, but isn't.
Because that was the case with generative images and audio.
People always seem to forget that English isn't one language, it is composed of vocabularies from multiple languages all used together. Quite a few words that people think of as English are taken from languages far away, such as shampoo, pyjamas, bungalow.

If people want English to have a stronger connection between spelling and pronunciation they can simply go for it, there is no authority that tells you how you must spell a word. Just be prepared for people to not understand what you write and to ridicule you.

And be prepared to defend the spelling of homophones that have now also become homonyms, such as straight and strait (strate?), might and mite.
Great concept, addictive enough to keep me playing til I got a 48000!

Two points of note:
1. Some pictures repeat, even in the same game?

2. Years get rounded down to the decade in some cases?
"Frank Horvat via Horvatland.
A couple in Avingon train station in the late 90s.
1999 - guessed.
You were 10 years off"
um, are we talking about English? because most words spelled backwards would be ambiguous how to read. With amount of different reading "rules" in English, it arguably close to being ideographic.
It's worse than that:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spelling_reform#English

'On the other hand, many words were refashioned to reflect their Latin or Greek etymology. For example, for "debt" early Middle English wrote det/dette, with the b being standardized in spelling in the 16th century, after its Latin etymon debitum; similarly for quer/quere, which was respelled as choir in the 17th century, modelled on Greek χορός chorus; in both cases, the pronunciation was not changed.'
It's very difficult to have such a discussion when we are trying to group a massive spread of beliefs and practices under one umbrella. I can't speak for any 'Buddhism' besides my own, but mine does not proscribe suicide at all.

For some; it is clearly the most compassionate action even assist with suicide.

We tend to lean towards compassion.
True phonemic orthographies are actually fairly unusual, e.g. your [0] lists exceptions for Spanish: "(apart from h, x, b/v, and sometimes k, c, g, j, z)" and in general people tend to have an easier time emulating someone's orthography than emulating their pronunciation, so a standardized orthography is often adopted even by people whose phoneme inventory is different.
Public key cryptography?
That’s not exactly true though - although I believe technically in all languages if you know it well enough, you do tend to read by looking at whole words basically as images, that’s beside the point.

In the English speaking world some places moved away from phonics for teaching kids to read but are moving back since the change was considered a mistake. I think I saw a breakdown saying something like 60% of English words can basically actually just be directly sounded out phonetically, another 20% need some knowledge of rules for the type of exception, 10% are from another language (like French) so you need some knowledge of the source language’s pronunciation rules, and then only the last 5 or 10% are actually true exceptions that need to be specifically learnt (I can’t remember the exact percentages but it was something around those stated). I’m sure it can feel a bit inscrutable (as I’ve said in comments I’m learning French so having similar but slightly different frustration) but it’s not as bad as people make it out to be.
Totally agree on the observation (tendancy to accumulate shiny new tools) and 100% on the radical solution of choosing fewer and boring tech...
A friend was doing a stint in Ghana as part of their degree, and was the same there. Had to get a visa, but no embassy in Norway, so had to use the one in Denmark.

IIRC they had to send an email to apply then had to mail passport and money, so had to go to the bank to get danish currency. The whole process took a couple of months.

I knew about visa being a thing, but hadn't traveled outside EU and US, so was a bit of an eye opener.
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In my opinion, a better alternative to nested `if key in hash`:

try:
value = data["foo"]["bar"]["baz"]
except KeyError:
value = None
You do know COVID is never going away don't you?
> It is purely phonetic

No such thing as dialect or regional variation in pronunciation in Spanish then? What about Mexican Spanish?
Americans don't care about the prices of their cars and neither do American safety regulations.
Cambridge legalizes EV charging across the sidewalk
> recall that circa 1995-2005 or so, Microsoft looked like a dangerous monopolist

As opposed to now?
That only talks about lenses and optics.

I'm still convinced the electrical energy collected on a few acres of solar panels fields, could be used to heat a small piece of metal hotter than the surface of the sun. Or am I understanding this problem entirely wrong?

I mean, I do understand why a large array of mirrors and/or lenses won't heat a surface up more than the source. But if we convert and then "upgrade" it (probably with a lot of efficiency loss) i'd think it possible.

And if we collect over time and store that (e.g. as hydrogen, or in batteries) I'm pretty sure we can get it even hotter.
It's not really complicated... it would be more expensive though.
There are many proposals to change the English spelling so it's more phonetical, unfortunately they don't get much attention.

For example SoundSpell: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoundSpel

Here is an example:

> It was on th ferst dae of th nue yeer th anounsment was maed, allmoest siemultaeniusly frum three obzervatorys, that th moeshun of th planet Neptune, th outermoest of all planets that wheel about th Sun, had becum verry erratic. A retardaeshun in its velosity had bin suspected in Desember. Then, a faent, remoet spek of liet was discuverd in th reejon of th perterbd planet.
My girlfriend's learning Turkish, and one of the customs that one says after being thanked for cooking a meal is "afiyet olsun". That is, "aff-ee-yet awl-soohn" with the relatively little stress on any particular part.

Her, being Italian, puts all the intonation at the beginning so it becomes "AFF-ee-yet AWL-soohn" and it just sounds like gibberish. Sometimes even if I know what she's trying to say, it still comes across as alien.

It's insane how intonation can completely change a language, and even a well defined language like German, a phonetic language just like Turkish, still sounds really bad if you don't get the intonation right (see: Trey Parkers attempts to speak German in South Park episodes)
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Night of the Living Dead is inspired by the 1954 novel I Am Legend, which is based on vampire mythology. And although it's probably not a direct inspiration, it also reminds me of the chapter in the 1908 novel The House on the Borderland where the swine-things attack the house.
https://archive.is/vn2b6
Isn't this very easy ? Short, Succinct and a Simple No-frills string ? Put it in the attribute. Big, Long and Arbitrary Length Data ? Put it in the content of the element. Now gimme money.
Thank you.

I grow weary of the internet meme that everything is some trick or scam, often including things that aren’t.

https://youtu.be/zvRXp35rqjk
I’m simply trying to say that I think XML sucks because the people who implement it suck, and not because of any technical reasons. Hell, I’m saying that I think XML sucks because it allows people to suck when they use it, myself included.
That's why it is so important to read the man himself. After all it's BUDDHism, not SOMESECTism
> Previously, the existence of the gods or mythic figures was considered an absolute truth.

This is not true in the context of Hinduism though but could be true outside of the Indian area.
> Absolutist statements like "no, you should not do a full form post just to toggle a checkbox" are just silly

That is because you didn't read or accept the frame that I set initially. I was very clearly refering to web apps that are SPAs (not websites!). Within that context, that statement is less absolutist and still true in 95% of the cases.
> In 2014, the people overturned a highly Russia-aligned and corrupt government

Adorable that you didn't use the word "coup" - especially considering how much money the US spent aiding it (info is in the public domain).

A coup against a democratically elected leader (even a really really shitty one) is by it's very definition, undemocratic. As is canceling elections.

Ukraine was never a democracy and the most corrupt country in Europe before this started, now it’s a dictatorship if we apply western standards.
If an ice skater gets too tired to skate, they don't die. There's a reason why swimming has lifeguards. Beyond the water being more difficult to swim in, it may make rescuing swimmers more difficult.
Let me remind you the entire thing started with calling atheists smug, contemptuous as a reply to a disagreeable-to-you but non-targeted nor hostile comment.

In any case, I offered an olive branch in the parallel subthread. We got better things to do with our time I reckon.
Tha'ts the thing: it is a-tom where I live
I think we might each be talking to different ends of the extreme here.

> recruitment of FPl when controlling emotional behavior fails in patients with emotional disorders

I won’t comment on people who have emotional disorders, or who have operated in this modality for very long periods of time. I’m more interested in it as a transient mechanism in people without disorders.
This reads like an ad?
>The only thing I think my sect would say buddhists as a whole believe is that we absolutely do not care what any given person believes.

Let's see (not think):

"I think"

"sect"

"buddhists as a whole"

"believe"

>There is no dogma, no leap of faith involved in zen.

"no dogma"

"no leap of faith"

"Dogen"

"his teachings"
Work Is Play
i feel like maybe 3.5 seconds is not VERY quick compared to 28 milliseconds?
Local fool moves fast and breaks things, laments about having broken things, mumbles embarrassed lame excuse about how things were already broken when he got there.
What a find!

As for Kodachrome's legacy, there's a 2017 movie of the eponymous title starring Ed Harris. While not a documentary, it's still worth seeing.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1880399/
I'm not sure when this sort happens, but early boot may not have a proper virtual memory implementation yet, so the kernel has to use a fixed stack size allocated by the boot loader.
Here directly from horses mouth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4GjQ4piS2d4

It is propaganda from 1950s (2 years after the communist putsch) so it is pretty loaded against West in general.

* Milada Horáková - Executed by communist government in fake process. 27th of June 1950

* Oldřich Pecl - Executed by communist government in fake process. 27th of June 1950

* American Colorado Beetle = Mandelinka Bramborová (its common neutral name)

* American Beetle = Americký Brouk (propagandistic name)

Translation:

Those clouds are not bringing blessing. Those clouds are coming from the west. Together with clouds American imperialists sent American Colorado beetle on our republic.

Father with son has found the American Colorado beetle. This is it! The American Beetle, latest tool of American barbarism. We found it where it does not belong, on the wood instead of potatoes, we found it on the junkyard, American Beetle is climbing wall.

The beetle is spread via wind and planes from our west and south borders. It is spread by secret western agents bringing it in boxes. Those who sent it to us expect that this beetle will find its way to our potatoes. They expect that it will lay thousands of eggs and red-orange larvae will come up.

What is the aim of American imperialists? Their aim is to use the most dangerous potato pest to destroy our advanced potato industry! They want to hamper our nutrition, our livestock farms and industry for whom the potatoes are important resource.

Those bottomless larvae are culture of nuclear warmongers. But our imperialists gentlemen were planning wrong. Or government did decisive measures. Decisive measures to deflect wicked attack of our enemy. But they could have already known that in the West. In our country we do more than we talk. We all and especially youth, pioneers, are getting into a fight. We will find every American Beetle, and destroy it. Every place of its occurrence will get disinfected. Every place of its finding will get properly marked. We will involve technology into fight against the vermin. We are putting all our strength into saving our work. This is our direct defense against attack of our enemies.

We won't let them pupate under the ground. We will find them and we will destroy them. That's our answer to enemy attackers. We got rid of (Milada) Horáková, we got rid (Oldřich) Pecl, we will get rid of American Colorado Beetle, the American Beetle. We will defend our harvest and our fields from American disease. We don't want foreign, but we won't give up ours.
I always mentally read Cr-ich-ton, as in German "ich". No need to worry how it's actually pronounced until i actually have to use it in speech.

This is how I deal with a lot of words.
Fair use in US copyright law allows for this with parameters. If your presentation was a work related presentation for a business then although you'd probably get away with it, you would probably not be covered by the provisions of fair use.
Well one way to successfully predict the future is indeed to buy it and shape it to conform to your prediction. Usually people don't do this to alienate capital, destroy value, but maybe he believes in "Potlach" and is doing this to grow his mana?
Or, even better, don't accept invites from U.S. based conferences, and you will never have any unexpected issues. Best not to cross their borders at all.
To me it looks similar to how Islam included Jesus: making him one of the most prominent prophets, while at the same time denying the core tenet of Christian doctrine (that he'd be the son of god, unus et trinus).

> This is how Hinduism evolves

It is indeed how religions evolve - literally by forking. Like Christianity forked Judaism (and was itself forked by Islam), Buddhism forked from Hinduism. Sometimes some patches are retrofitted on the original tree, sometimes trees diverge so much that it's hard to see the common root. Sometimes reformers go back to the original project, once their patches get somewhat accepted (a lot of anglicans after Vatican Council II...); sometimes they don't.

Whatever the result, it's important to respect one's choice - if buddhists reject the place that modern Hinduism tries to fit them into, because they think the patch is not enough, that's their call and there is no point insisting otherwise.
In my culture, a snood is a word for a hood one puts on a dog to stop their ears and associated fluff from falling into their food.
https://archive.is/Slqwj
What if we got it all the other way around?

That there's a state in the future that must occur and everything else just leads into it.
I work remotely and I'am a big remote work enthusiast and I think that Meta is right on this one.
They are (at least at the moment) one of the most remote friendly company among the big tech ones and I think that they are following the plan that Zuck draw. He never said that Meta would become a fully remote company overnight. In fact in may 2020 he said the he expects half of the company to work remotely in 5 to 10 years[1]. Around 25% of the Meta workforce is remote and this figure could increase.
They are also the only company that admitted that onboarding is harder remotely. This can happen for a number of reasons (for example, processes not optimized for remote workers and not for an inherently inferiority of remote work) and the fact that they also said that engineers that switch from office/hybrid to remote performs the same as the ones in offices suggests that they are not done with remote work.
I guess we'll see how it will end, but I don't think that a cautios approach to remote work must necessarily be considered negative.

[1] https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/21/zuckerberg-50percent-of-face...
The use case is different so the comparison doesn't really matter.
Old code in BSD wasn't thoroughly tested except by virtue of being old; there's no QA department and traditionally UNIX code was tested by thinking about it really hard rather than automated testing.

(FreeBSD got a test suite in 10.1, which came out in 2014, not that long ago in UNIX terms.)
Talk about form over function.
I don't think you are understanding the cultural context. In english "witch" brings to mind witch trials and a culture of accusation. In african and carribean witch doctor is just a job and would be better termed "voodoo". Accusing someone of being a witch would be like accusing someone of being a plumber. They're quite open about it. It's not a witch hunt if they're in the phone book.