skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This isn’t really a good analogy because they usually kill by rupturing vital organs and/or make you eventually bleed to death. I think one can kinda make it work though. Expanding rounds from e.g assault rifles explode inside the body which is at least a little bit more akin to an asteroid that causes a lot of death through shockwaves and gusting winds rather than the mere local effect.
Grinding leetcode is inefficient. What you should be doing is familiarizing yourself with the common patterns you might expect to see in an interview. Look at the blind 75 and https://seanprashad.com/leetcode-patterns/.

Initially, you don’t need to solve any of the problems from scratch. Look up the problem on YouTube and someone will walk you through it. This will build your intuition of when to reach for a heap or for a DP array or when to do BFS, etc. If you don’t know these, then watch another video explaining the concepts. These videos are often 10-15 minutes so with a 30 minute time commitment a day you potentially can get through 3 a day, getting you through the complete blind 75 (more than enough) in less than a month or 1 of each of SP’s 22 patterns in a couple of weeks.

The great thing is you don’t need dedicated time for this approach, you can often start a video while tackling laundry or doing some dishes.

Then, start putting these into practice but spend no more than 10-15 minutes on the problem. If you can’t solve it, go watch the video again. There are so many times where you can have the right approach but make a stupid mistake that will cause you to flounder and you can pick up a better way of doing it. Eventually you will be solving these in 10-15 minutes and the time commitment will have remained at a minimum.

After this, find a new job that is only 40 hours a week and voila you’ve just opened up 10-20 hours for personal projects.
Has cammikebrown held a high position within the intelligence community? Has he been tasked as part of his official duties with finding any possible legacy reverse-engineering projects? Did he interview forty witnesses, including people who report being part of these programs currently? Did he collect evidence of wrongdoing and report it to the ICIG through the officially-sanctioned whistleblower process? Did the ICIG interview other witnesses and find his claims significant enough to forward them to Congress? Did cammikebrown eventually testify under oath in front of Congress, in both classified and non-classifief sessions?

Well, if all that is true then I think we should pay a little attention to what cammikebrown is saying and demand that his claims are investigated, because either cammikebrown is full of shit and needs to end with his bones in jail, or he is not and there is some serious corruption that needs to be addressed within the DoD.
You can use Particlesy to create a custom GPT-4 bot trained just to classify csv row data and integrate systems.

One interesting use case we see is a SaaS company using the our REST API to access a Particle with custom instructions just for integration with other systems. They will provide a CSV row and the GPT-4 model will classify and map the columns into their key columns. In effect, they are able to integrate with almost any system in their vertical with an out-of-the-box integration. Albeit, it is more expensive, but it is great for the initial trial phase and the costs can be passed to the customer. https://www.particlesy.com
WinRAR sold 1k licenses in a day on a bet
Pretty sure it's a troll post implying the Jews are responsible, and that digging into this hidden fact would be reported as antisemitic.
Why limit humans back to some medieval levels? No need for that.
> I think the capitalistic "greed" caused all those old reports, it was so popular at that time so people produced the content that was in demand.

Rather than greed, I think it was just a meme. People got it in their minds that aliens in flying saucers were scooting around abducting cows, so they were psychologically primed to perpetuate the idea.
I was wondering about that myself... It also gave me the willies when he was using the table saw cutting those tiny little strips with his fingers so close to the blade!
I miss this brand of kooky theories. It’s sad how the conspiracy space has been monopolized by partisan politics in the past decade. I’d welcome the return of Area 51 and Bigfoot theories into the “mainstream” conspiracy theory arena…
We never see his face so I'm not sure where your assumptions are coming from, but I'm sure someone with enough PVC experience to make a working model excavator out of PVC is probably taking the necessary safety precautions..
You do not like the play on words ?
It's also very common among secularists and their "consensus facts" (derived from a presumptive ideological framework), a form of scripture itself.

A big problem with humans is that they find it very easy to see faults in the members of their outgroups but not in the members of their ingroups, and teaching about this phenomenon seems to have little effect.
Lots of comments here saying Germany is 30 percent cheaper than Austria.

Isn’t living in Vienna much cheaper than living in big cities in Germany like Berlin and Munich?

So overall it’s still a better deal to live in Vienna than in Munich.
This’ll go about as well as trying to get rid of Golf courses on similar environmental grounds
Thank you. I’d been up for about 20 hours when I posted the above and it wasn’t jumping out at me :)
My wife used to have one of those. The amount of times she called me to read a password from the notebook because she forgot it at home is… well… quite staggering
Well, tell NHS they are wrong then? Or maybe your friend has some other issue aside from Turner syndrome that caused them to need surgery.

> Even though many women with Turner syndrome have undeveloped ovaries and are infertile, their vagina and womb develop normally. This means they're able to have a normal sex life following treatment with female hormones.
There is no need for those limits, so why impose them?
Scalability But at what COST? (2015) [pdf]
Tax them where the pollution takes place not matter the flag
> “Cruises don’t serve any purpose,” she said as the morning sun filtered through her kitchen windows, hinting at another sweltering August afternoon. “The container ships and the ferries benefit everyone, but the cruises are benefiting the shipowners and then the people who save up to afford a cruise. It’s entertainment, and it’s entertainment that’s filled with completely ridiculous things, like an ice-skating rink on a ship. I mean, how can we authorize that?”

That's kind of an odd perspective. Lots of things humans do don't "serve any purpose" other than entertainment. Get rid of movie theaters?

The cruise industry deserves a lot of criticism and should probably get some regulation. Coming at this from a perspective of "I don't find cruises interesting so let's get rid of them" them does not, to me, sound like a good strategy. Personally, I have been on one cruise and I really enjoyed it. The price was really good and I'd even do another cruise at a higher price if that was the impact. I enjoyed being on a very nice hotel that I could wake up in a new place each day.
https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2022/06/on-the-subver...

"established facts" supporting your argument exist. Further evidence may not rise to that level of veracity but exists.

I think there's a general distaste for disagreement lately; especially when one is disagreeing with "authority"
Two questions:

1. When can we sue bad architects for the bad effects of their work on our health?

2. Can wearing VR goggles prevent these bad effects?
Ukraine's Crimea attacks seen as key to counter-offensive against Russia
Middle class people in the west live a life of luxury by most people's standards.
Better hope that none of the parties involved have a data-sharing agreement like this: <https://www.farsightsecurity.com/community/data-sharing/>
Whenever I fly across the Atlantic in daylight, I look out for Manicouagan Reservoir - so far, without luck. My interest in it is undiminished by it being dethroned as the putative cause of the Triassic-Jurassic extinction.
Who do you think next "Enron" would be? Tesla? [1] Others?

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/RealTesla/comments/bq06lc/the_smart...
But the fact people stay in Vienna means they are paying people fairly there.
Depends. Germany is a lot bigger than just Munich and Berlin.

There are cheaper places in Germany (NRW for example) where you can pay rent close or even less than Vienna while still benefiting from much cheaper products and let's not forget, the higher wages (there's no big tech nor big SW companies in Austria so tech wages are depressing).

So you're still better off in Germany, if wage/Col is your priority and not the history/culture/vibe and other such non-easily quantifiable things.
There is a difference between logged out and locked(default state of the client after opening the browser/restarting android/something you can configure in your settings). If it's only locked you can get your data, no problem. If you're logged out, no data is stored on the client. Not sure if this distinction exists in 1password.
You probably know this but you can remap Eject to Delete using Karabiner.

https://github.com/pqrs-org/Karabiner-Elements
My unsolicited advice: stick with a company you like for a while. You will earn the right to work on hard problems that resist simple solutions and mere "plumbing". And those problems will come up sooner or later. Keep an eye out for them.
Thanks. I only heard about MultiMC before and it apparently required MS login...
In precisely the part that you just left out
Also approx. 15 years experience, have a newborn (my first). Probably different circumstances, but I'm in Australia - our hiring system doesn't value Leetcode at all (and even when I've gone to work for US businesses, we've done without needing to do it). So IMO Leetcode is a complete waste of time.

I've been told by a great many fathers before me that the child becomes the hobby. I don't 100% believe this myself; I've always had interests far exceeding my capacity to fully explore them, but I hope that when my kid is old enough, I can explore them with him. In the meantime, I tinker on my 3D printer on the weekends.

And as 95% of other comments have already effectively said - you're working way too much! I've only ever worked a 50+hr job for 2 years, straight out of high school. Now with a kid, I'm basically trying to figure out how to do less work, not more! Get your hours down to 37.5 or 40, and/or work 4 days a week.

Negotiate for extra pay for after-hours support. Time-and-a-half (or double-time if you can swing it!) whenever you get a call and have to work; ideally get a 10% retainer for the inconvenience of having to work.

Or, you know, get a different job without the after-hours support contract. Your time is important, particularly with two kids.
Sure, that is also a possible (even likely) explanation. As I said, I don't defend Musk - my opinion of him is quite low and is getting lower and lower. Just wanted to point out the trouble with the argument. Anyway.
Im curious why cities don't try to capture more of the value?

- Impose massive docking fees, cheaper cruises need to anchor far away and ferry in.

- Force passengers to buy vouchers that can only be used in that city on that date.
Were their ads national or just local? I really don't remember them.
Even if it is doubled or quadrupled, does it matter? If just 0.05% of the us pop is intersex I think her argument is completely valid.

I know you didn't say, "Well because they're so much less of them we don't have to protect their rights." But why say that numbers too big? What's the point? Are you trying to discredit the speaker?

Whether or not that is your intent it does seem to be.

Propaganda isn't to convince the critical it is to give the morally corrupt an excuse not to think.
> I’d like to do some projects both because they’re fun and they are also helpful to highlight your skills. Additionally, Leetcode grinding is important in case you need to find a new job.

You need to be more clear about your intentions. Are you looking to find a new job soon?
> At the British University of Warwick, an extensive study was conducted in 2017. It established that beautiful urban architecture has the same positive impact on our physical and mental health as green parks.

The linked study: https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rsos.170170

> Here, we explore whether ratings of over 200 000 images of Great Britain from the online game Scenic-Or-Not, combined with hundreds of image features extracted using the Places Convolutional Neural Network, might help us understand what beautiful outdoor spaces are composed of. [...] We also find that a neural network can be trained to automatically identify scenic places, and that this network highlights both natural and built locations. Our findings demonstrate how online data combined with neural networks can provide a deeper understanding of what environments we might find beautiful

Yeah it "established" nothing of that sort. This whole article is built on some extremely weak research.
Oh did they manage to clear out all the evidence this time?

Area 51 must be getting really full by now. /jk
> Then you should specify that you believe the role is effectively a senior sales position instead of referring to them as a ceo

I've made one comment where I did that (although of course we need to call him a CEO because that's his job title). What are you talking about?
I'm talking about laws and enforcement of laws against anti-competitive practices like price fixing. Either enforcement is wildly different and there's a shitload of money to be made by undercutting the Austrian grocery cartel or the price fixing theory is just a socialist talking point.
Seriously, if you believe that to happen soon, then it will happen irrespective of anything we do now because that change is already in the system. At that point, not enjoying the time now as much as possible would be a waste - so no reason to reduce anything anymore.
I don’t think we should get rid of cruises, but I don’t see the movie theater comparison as valid. Movie theaters don’t emit tons of CO2. (One could also make the argument that movie theaters propagate the arts, which is a good purpose)
However, that leads to the problem of either always carrying it with you, which makes it more likely to be lost or stolen, or not having it with you when you want access to it.

The lack of backups is also a concern.
Sounds like it's related to Graeber's book, "Debt, The First 5000 Years".
I found the discussion of meta-optimization in existing transformers to be pretty fascinating, but it looks like they're not the first to discover it.
This is fascinating. It's interesting that most of their loans don't seem unlike payday loans i.e. advances to produce a good or service.
> Which policy are we referring to?

* BIP 141 version bits and BIP 148 as a voting mechanism: https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0141.mediawi... and https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0148.mediawi...

* core developer votes: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Segwit_support

* posturing and maneuvering: https://cointelegraph.com/news/samourai-wallet-intends-to-ru...

> It evolves in a decentralized and organic manner, devoid of any formal political process or voting.

Just because the voting mechanisms are generally informal if we exclude the formal BIP voting process, that doesn't make them not voting mechanisms. I'll grant you that the politics of Bitcoin can be chaotic and hard to follow (this is intentional), but in times of crisis, the obfuscated leadership structure usually emerges from the darkness. Another example is what happened in the 2013 crisis, where light was cast on where the power in Bitcoin truly lied: https://freedom-to-tinker.com/2015/07/28/analyzing-the-2013-... . In this example, a couple devs took charge and had the miners abandon the longest chain.

If all these things are not politics to you, in that they are not specifically about governance, power, or voting, again we'll have to disagree. I am definitely not saying "everything human is political" so again we can drop that straw man.
Well how else are they supposed to make their hamburgers? They don't have cows up there.

Ps more seriously, I wonder where the whole flying saucer concept comes from. Was it the SR71 with its rounded shapes? Or does it predate that?
As you say it is good enough. As I am doing this project alone now, it is a lot of work. If people help me in the future, why not including other shells
That takes too much effort. Defaults matter.
People have vital organs.

Earth has only a core, and that is hundreds of kilometers below it's surface.
Boarding a plane is a nightmare. Here’s how we got here
Hey, aliens aren't stupid! They know that we've got more cameras nowadays and are more careful because of it.
Oreo doesn’t work.
>And everything is so cheap compared to Swedish grocery stores ..

Because wages are also much lower. I know some devs who bumped their wages considerably moving from Austria to Goteborg while also getting better QoL.
> I think the capitalistic "greed" caused all those old reports

Speaking as a USAF Veteran, they are very strict about honesty, and there's actually a whole set of meta-laws (the UCMJ, https://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/the-uniform-code-...) which are stricter than civilian laws, that all members of the US military must adhere to. (Let's just say I got one personal taste of this during a "white lie" incident I was a part of.)

The pilots who reported "foo fighters" https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air-space-magazine/what-were-... in WW2 were under the same rules.

I would therefore consider any reports by active military to be head and shoulders above others, at least on the assumption of dishonesty. (That still leaves the possibility of misperception, mis-recall, etc.... but if you consider each person an imperfect detector of information, then the more people reporting a thing, the more accurate the picture becomes thanks to sensor fusion/the Kalman filter: https://medium.com/@cotra.marko/wtf-is-sensor-fusion-part-1-... )
It's a lot closer these days with 30B 4bit quantized GPTQ fitting in 1 RTX 3090.

Goes from 20 tokens per second to 15 tokens per second nearing the ~3k token context length, with similar quality in output to chatgpt 3.5.
Later on I will add drivers for googledrive, Dropbox, etc…
I don’t, why should I?
My career was typically 60-80 hours a week, and I managed to do a Bachelors degree during it (military). My example is to say it’s POSSIBLE; I do not recommend it however. Here’s how I did it:

First, a supportive spouse. They need to have 100% buy-in on what you are doing and why.

Second, an solid goal. Why are you doing this? Without this, you won’t make it far.

Third, a healthy mind and body to hold up to the strain. Before embarking on this journey, get your diet and fitness right; this will pay dividends during the working time. Also incorporate this into the routine so you can do it without thinking.

Fourth, give up all hobbies, etc. to spend whatever time is leftover with the spouse and children. I mean this. Your goal path is now your hobby.

I managed to do a degree in Nuclear Engineering while a Senior Enlisted on Active Duty, working 60-80 hour weeks and deploying for a year at a time, using these guidelines. It’s not easy, it’s not fun, but it can accomplish those goals.

In reality, I’d advise getting a lower demand job so you have more time rather than embarking on the type of journey I did. I’m comfortably retired now, and I look back at those years with some very mixed emotions.
'Dr. Google' meets its match in Dr. ChatGPT
Maybe one can play games with words and divisions and so on, but any claims that human sex is absolutely binary falls on my friend's experience however it is labelled. Disease descriptions are messy too.
If you have no ideals you have nothing to hold people to account, and without that you reduce them to animals that have no resposibility of their own. I get that it's appealing to pull others down to one's level and imagine we're all the pitiful vicitms of the same unjust gods. However, people and societies with ideals grow and thrive, and the ones that don't are mainly just nihilists in simulated zero-sum attrition games.
I thought PVC leached chemicals in the drinking water case?
For me, it's all about enforcing WLB. I work a maximum of 40h/wk and to be frank sometimes I work an hour or two less.

Let me put it this way - I know I cannot compete with people who are able and (for some reason) willing to work 60+ hours / week. So I don't try. Maybe I'm lucky and am charismatic (I dunno about that) or smart (also dunno about that, I mean I get by, but -) enough that I excel with fewer hours, but also I think a lot of it is just setting boundaries and using ninja moves to just be more effective instead of wasting time.

Many of the people who work longs hours are either not actually working during them, or are working but are so eager to die for capitalism that they don't try to solve the problem in any other way than death marching.

Example. A coworker had been death marching for 2 days on a project and I was getting worried about him (he likes being the coding hero but also has mental health issues.) So I pressed a bit here and there in the background and find out all Product actually wanted to do is something rather simpler and that they could do just by using a different feature in a particular odd way. So I had my manager suggest to my coworker that he investigate this way. He left work and went to bed on time that night. And I do this for myself. I don't shirk work, but if someone is in a rush and you simply present to them "take longer" or "cut scope to focus on what you really care about", it usually goes well.

Will I eventually get dinged for not being willing to death march? Maybe. I haven't had to do it yet so far. And in the instances where projects ran late, it hasnt been for reasons that even doubling my hours would've helped.

So anyway, I know it can feel like it isn't as simple as "just don't work such long hours" but also sometimes it is (just being willing to set boundaries).

So, with that, even with 3 kids aged 3, 2, and under-1, I still have a few hours each night to spend with my kids, wife, and do a little bit of coding here and there.
I have gigabit fiber so 1gbit up/1gbit down but I really only benefit from the upload speeds with hosting. Most people never use the bandwidth. I only use a fraction of the download but it was only $20 more a month so for me it's worth it especially when sailing the high seas for something new and being able to watch it nearly right away.
Risk Thinking and Human Brain Tricks
I too find cruise ship pollution while in port annoying, especially so once you realize they're burning oil to run generators ... while being just meters away from a perfectly working power grid.

It seems to me that a perfectly reasonable solution that would satisfy all parties would be to mandate that EU ports have appropriate grid connections, and that cruise ships must make use of them.
Cruises are by a pure dollar amount one of the cheapest vacations out there which I think is why they're so popular. It costs as much as just the hotel room other places but includes food and all the activities. If you try to go somewhere cheaper like Thailand then it's the flights that get you.
Move to a job that pays you to learn the things you want to learn. So you do not need to take the time out of your family
Does it seem easier? We have no indication that higher dimensions are a place you could "travel" to.

This is the kind of ad-hoc hypothesis Occam cautioned against - multiplying entities unnecessarily. "UFOs are spycraft, hoaxes, and surprising atmospheric phenomena" is a perfectly serviceable alternative to the hypothesis "UFOs are alien spacecraft." Why are we introducing a new entity (extradimenional travel) which we have no other evidence for, when we don't need to?