skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd focus on looking at things that are blocking flow states. If you can enter a flow state, you may find you're working faster on average.

- Consider starting your day by hand-writing a bullet pointed lists of tasks or things that are stressing you, including life stuff. Writing them out helps you feel that you have control over them, and you no longer have them rattling around in the back of your head. Leave the list alone, it's not a to-do list. You'll focus more easily.

- Related: if that kind of works for you. Consider starting your day by writing a page or two in a journal, just about whatever's in your head. Once you empty that out and all the feelings around that stuff, it will be easier to get down to business and enter a flow state.

- Taking breaks is really important and taking frequent breaks when it feels natural works well, at least for me. Take vacation regularly.

- Get plenty of high-quality sleep. This is a big one. Once you start paying attention to it, you notice really quickly what a big impact sleep has on your mood, happiness, and output the following day.

- Use noise-cancelling headphones and playlists made for focus.

And remember to be kind to yourself.

In general, we focus on the things that bother us about ourselves when we compare ourselves to others. We don't pay attention to the positives. So you probably aren't seeing the sides of your work that make you excellent or how you contribute in ways other people can't.
When you say, "I can do anything I want to it even if the copyright license forbids it as long as I don't distribute the code", you are very conveniently (and illegally) ignoring the copyright holder's exclusive right to control how their work is displayed or performed.

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If that were the case. Movie rental videos wouldn't exist. Neither would libraries. Like i said you have to make a copy for the a copy right license to come into play.
You only explicitly aim horizontally (at least in the original, unmodified version), but the Z of the characters does matter; it will simply auto-aim up and down for you.

But yeah, it's still pretty fun; if nothing else the modding scene for Doom is incredible.
It isn't just CS2. Apex Legends has players affected by this. Respawn Entertainment has addressed it and said is reverting bans. I guess part of the issue is an AMD update made it default on, so players who didn't even know it got included were affected.
Another irrelevant list which could arbitrarily contain any other three elements.
Yeah, if nothing else, pun names are memorable, which is a good thing
Poland is dreaming of becoming a nuclear energy power
I completely disagree. I like games that cater towards players who build skill vs some random chance of winning.

Then again I like sim racing, which is like real racing but at home :).
Aggressive Intercept [video]
I saw it and i can confirm that this is true! ^^
To my understanding the graphics drivers modify the rendering pipeline after the draw calls are made, they don't actually hijack code within the game and modify it's logic.

Developers of games add api calls to their game engines for things like antilag/nvidia reflex, that if enabled will notify the driver and allow them to do their thing before returning back to an unmodified game.

You do not modify the internal game state - that's a straight red line.

There's lots of places you _can_ generally hijack, such as the final rendering calls which is how most overlays work.

I don't think whitelisting drivers is common either for the same reason cs2 doesn't allow userland applications to be whitelisted - you can potentially hijack that application instead and then your cheats will be whitelisted.
Why There's a Legal Price for a Human Life
This has been happening in the US for more than a century now. I'm not saying that it shouldn't be stopped but our government system is pretty well designed to prevent things like this from rolling up to a national level.

The bigger call out is that people who are trying to vest more power in the federal government should look at stories like this and realize that it's a bad idea.
Where does it say anything about a microphone?
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> they just have disposable income. Being wealthy isn't a virtue

They're doing more than me, and I consider myself wealthy. I didn't know about Climeworks, and will start doing that, as well as perhaps prioritise putting up solar panels before redoing my deck and balcony.

> want you to go to Detroit, Appalachia or South America and explain this to them

I live in Wyoming. I understand what you're saying. What I'm saying is that the people in Appalachia, the ones whose towns are predominantly along flood-prone rivers surrounded by receding forests, they're the ones who will get screwed within our lifetimes. They are being done no favors being left to their own devices.

> dad can't go to work beacuse his car doesn't meet your standards

They can keep their car for as long as they want. And I'd argue that they should get a subsidy for making the change over to an EV. Right now, there is room to do that. To turn a refinery town into a wind or battery metals town. Ten or twenty years later, I think that moment has passed. There is never political will to save the last ones left behind.
If you are not violating the law, then just say so and be done with it.

But if you are violating the law, then arguing that the world will collapse if your illegal conduct isn't allowed to continue is a pretty brazen argument.
Usually you use UUIDs when you don't want your IDs to be guessable.
Hi, you can embed it using simple HTML!
For example, you can try this: <iframe src="https://piped.video/embed/jNQXAC9IVRw" />
Just like how bacteria grow exponentially (as mentioned in the article), but are constrained by their petri dish or host.
So you're like author of the post? Quote:

> Unless players are perfectly matched, the outcome can be rather predictable. In the perfect game, you should still be in with a shot of winning even if you’re not as practiced as your opponent.

1. (Anecdotal) Back when I was learning Go, I had a game with 9k player with no handicap. I managed to be way above until the endgame where bad prioritizing made me lose the advantage and then some.

2. Ever heard of Starcraft: Brood War? It has a hidden state and sources of randomness, the whole ZvZ match-up is basically RPS... yet Jaedong had whooping 76% winrate [0] in his career, because his micro was on another level.

[0] https://liquipedia.net/starcraft/Jaedong/Overall_Statistics
The table implies funding origins via taxes (local vs. state taxes, for example). I don't think any ED money is going to CA first before going to the districts. CA is also a special case where more funding is state level (due to Prop 13).
Being caught by an anti cheat doesn't make you a cheat. This a false positive.
SPAC seeking to buy Truth Social tells SEC audited financials no longer reliable
Ask HN: Twitter now only showing old Tweets on profiles when not logged in?
This isn't something I've noticed before, but I now see that if you aren't logged into Twitter, you don't see the latest posts on profiles.

For example, not logged in (top unpinned post from 2022):

https://imgur.com/a/t3D2NaD

Logged in (top unpinned post from a few hours ago):

https://imgur.com/a/dAgKO1g

Is this something new or has it always been like this?
He'd be 82 so it's not implausible that he actually died last year - though he claimed he couldn't participate in his defense against the IRS charges since he had dementia and the government called 'bullshit' on that. Amusingly, the government has some funny details like he learned that his Bermuda-based co-conspirator had been raided by tax officials while on a fishing trip in Alaska, and then 1 day later emailed a neurologist seeking an appointment to diagnose dementia.

Looks like it was a successful Trump-like attempt to just delay things forever by filing dozens of motions; First mention of a competency hearing was in January 2020, they assigned experts, delayed the examination a bunch of times, appealed certain aspects of it, eventually in August 2020 the experts found him competent, which he then appealed again, and again and again -- after several more hearings and briefs where his lawyers lied about the expert testimony, it was nearly 15 months later that he was formerly found competent to stand trial in May 2021

Vista Partners evaded billions in taxes for almost two decades, it was investigated and exposed in 2018, IRS/DOJ filed charges in 2020, his partner pleaded guilty in late 2020, Brockman was charged in Jan 2021, found competent in May 2022 and then died in August 2022 a free man.

Sounds like a real scumbag.
I believe this is something different they're rolling out. I (American) have the minigames, too.
Anything that changes needs adaption by its users, especially for frequently used (hence nearby in this case) mechanisms. There will be accidents in the short term but I'm pretty convinced in the medium to long run, things will get safer because you don't tend to shortcut/bypass a well optimized system as much as a dumb system. For example when it is red at night and you see noone is coming from other directions, you might get tempted to break the rules.

Similarly, in my home town quite a few people got killed in their cars by a train because of the long 'no train passes while red' time. In the end they solved the problem the opportunistic/expensive way: build 3 very expensive bridges. It would have made more sense to make the signal control electronics a bit smarter instead.
I find Wordpress on the whole incredibly useful and the functionality it does offer is great, not complex.

My issue is with the omission of what I perceive to be some basic and universally useful features. What's basic is - of course - subjective, and you're welcome to disagree.

As noted in my article, I share your preference with a basic paid tier just to get in the door.
If the third party actually bothers to implement that, you can still fall back to goatse if you think that's the way to go.
If that's the only solution, then get ready for 800ppm CO2 because there is precisely zero chance you're going to sell the whole world on that.

Even if you did that to the developed world, you're not going to get the developing world to follow. "Hey yall, we know we colonized you for a long time and stuff but could you please stay poor so we can fix a problem that we mostly created? You cool with that? Thanks!" Yeah, that's going to work.

The laws of physics don't care who emits CO2 or where it's emitted.

Fantasies just distract and make people feel like they're doing something by engaging in performative ideological posturing and theatrics.
More context please, you're alluding and I would genuinely appreciate it if you have it. If you don't I don't think this is a good comment to make
Every day only a subset of them are unlocked for listening; you can also listen to the most recent episode of each recurring show. The Shoutcast-y playlists accessible by external players became pay-only quite a long while ago.
I don’t think it’s meant to help users. I think it’s meant to punish iframers.
I worry that though your theory may accurately describe some people,

1) it is nearly impossible to test, and

2) an equally parsimonious (and likely equally untestable) theory, it seems to me, is that uncertainty is uncomfortable. Misplaced certainty is a pervasive and unfortunate human proclivity, and this can easily motivate overconfident predictions.

The problem, in my view, is that we see environmentalism as a corrective to industry; the former as a salve for the raw patches rubbed by the latter. This is upside down and inside out. Industry cannot exist without ecosystems and their services. Unless we place ecology before economy, economy will terminate itself and ecology both.
I always thought Mc's were a way to keep people from recording dub plates and using them in there own mixes as most mixes from 1996 - 2001 are not listenable today. MC + crappy recording + DJ spinning at 200 bpm for some reason killed so many sets that would be awesome to listen to today.
I hadn't been goatsed in a very long time. Don't know why I intentionally broke that streak
The idea of someone unironicly promoting Marinetti (a co-author of the Fascist Manifesto) in 2023 is mind-blowing. I get the idea of wanting to be optimistic about technology, but Marinetti is a cautionary tale of how optimism about technology can morph into disdain for humanity. He’s an anti-role model, the thing we need to be careful not to become.
Working people across the country are living out of their cars
Yes, I agree that the company should be clear about this upfront.

I would think that people affected by this are probably used to this coming up and are up-front with what happened before the accepting the offer. "Hey, so great to hear about the verbal offer. So about white collar crimes..."

Unless the company is somehow getting expunged records or something like that, it's likely that the person is lying about something they shouldn't have and got caught.
I think so, it keeps changing for me. A while back (depending on country) it was showing me nothing if I wasn't logged in lol.
Swarmpunk: Rough Consensus and Running Code in Brains, Machines, & Society [pdf]
What makes that different from everyone else who can also use GPT-4?

If there are tens of millions who can do this, there's no way to obtain 'geometric returns'. There isn't enough money in existence.
> IPv6 in contrast is a hacker/spy tracking digital superhighway right through my front door and straight into my devices.

I'm fairly confident that nobody is ever going to scan a single /64 of IPv6 addresses within our lifetimes.

In comparison, scanning the ENTIRE IPv4 internet on a single port can be done by anybody at all and it's going to take about 40 minutes.
Lyn Alden's, just brilliant
https://archive.md/fD519
We could make cars much smaller, if we wanted. We don't sell very many two-seaters, and I don't think there are any one-seaters. Given how many cars are used for commuting and little else, these companies could sell these cars at a loss and still save money compared to the fines.

One reason commuters don't want those cars is because they don't feel safe with behemoths on the road. Another approach companies could take is to raise the price of their larger vehicles, to reduce their number on the road and make the smaller cars feel safer. That would require federal coordination.

As you note, all of this is about fuel economy, and that's really a dead end. The switch to electric is an opportunity to reconsider what mix of vehicles we want to have on the road. We take a lot of things for granted and it didn't have to be this way.
Yes that's exactly right. NLP problem solving abilities are a consequence of the fact that in order to predict the next token it actually needs to "understand" all of the previous tokens and how they relate to the next predicted token, and determine that the new output is "logically" coherent in context.
You meant vim, right? I know, a common typo.
The point is the study you cite is on that tiny inner bit, compared to the giant outer bit.
You’ll still be bound by being one person with limited time and energy in a day
Really loved his breakdown and dismissal of "Electronica" as not a real genre in the original flash site. I can't find it here, maybe because the term died off somewhat?
Poker is an example that comes to mind. Most experts hate playing against amateurs because amateurs make weird, unpredictable moves and don't know how to value their hands very well. Skill benefits good players over time, but any player can win any given hand.
You really need to tells us how you learned not to mess with Postal Inspectors. Sounds like a really interesting story is lurking behind your post...
This was really enjoyable, although I found it difficult to read all the letters when it got a little faster! Ended up scoring 170 after a couple of attempts. I looked at the code and it is fairly clean. I'd probably recommend using 'requestAnimationFrame' over the 'setTimeout' you currently use for the loop. I'd also make it clearer that bad accuracy lowers your score!
Super cool, What's the team behind it/stability?
I'd use it but just 1st questions when landing on landing page. :)
I have every intention of encouraging my daughter to read books like Hooked[1] to understand why these experiences are designed the way they are.

I have every intention of helping her develop a personal philosophy that helps her navigate through the world in the face of easy access to variable rate reward systems, opioids, amphetamines, etc.

But she lives in a society full of the consequences of these things.

Sheltering her from it won't shelter her from it. It's prolific, she's going to be exposed to it regardless. At friends houses, at school, at the mall. It is everywhere.

Her social groups are going to be deep into the dark well of these variable rate reward systems, their character and behaviors defined by their interactions with this technology. And she will be interacting with those kids.

Prohibition is not a solution. By the time she is 18, either she has a personal philosophy that keeps her from overdosing on this nonsense without supervision or I've failed as a parent.

But, at all costs, my daughter will be free: http://www.blankenship.io/essays/2023-10-09/

[1] https://www.amazon.com/Hooked-How-Build-Habit-Forming-Produc...
(void *) 0 is a null pointer constant and is not necessarily an all zeros representation. This has been defined virtually forever.

https://c-faq.com/null/null2.html

https://c-faq.com/null/machexamp.html

Actual ways to do what you want to do are described in

https://c-faq.com/null/accessloc0.html

but technically speaking the pointer with a constant zero assigned to it _is_ a null pointer (which can be implemented as whatever bit pattern), independent of the preprocessor macro.
It's curation and helping the site content. Participate in the site you're a part of.
Good advice. For me, I found that I would on occasion just have large blocks of time away from my site, meaning any sufficiently complex contextual understanding to maintain it withered away. Hence my move to Wordpress which I plan to detail next.
I'm not a lawyer, but: it becomes a crime when you use it to commit fraud. If you fake a name to buy something embarrassing, then pay the other person as agreed, nothing illegal happened.

My understanding is that using an alias to commit a fraud is an aggravating factor, like it means you went out of your way to deliberately hide your crime. It'd be awfully hard to convince a court that you made an honest mistake if you lied about your identity during the process.
Transformers with memory can abstract recursively in theory. https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.04589.

If it's just extra computation that's the kick then simply more tokens will suffice. You can even even implement a computation token if you wish.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.02226

Frankly, the ability to truly abstract recursively is by no means necessary either. Humans can't actually do this. Either in every day practice (you will get bored, you will lose interest) or in theory (flawed memory, finite memory, you will die). Limited recursive abilities =/ trivial recursive abilities.

The current state of the art is easily general enough by actual testable definitions/baselines.
Is it still a programming language, or is it already a riddle (like sudoku)?
What's different is that NewPipe connects to YouTube servers directy while LibreTube doesn't. Also, LT has MD3.
The city of Austin is floating legislation to allow up to 3 housing units per property including campers, RVs, and tiny homes.
I've lived there. And those places had vehicles 30 years ago, when they were all much smaller. And if you've ever been to places where the roads really aren't plowed, people don't buy bigger trucks for that weather, they buy snowmobiles.
> graphics pipelines compile shaders though?

From my understanding the newer api's have built in methods to negotiate these optimizations.

And the gpu driver is free to do whatever it likes after the api calls.

So the game tells the driver what to render, which they can reorder/optimize/modify/cache/compile as they like.

What they can't do is hijack the game, and modify it's internal logic.
I think that somehow determinism/choice has been confused with ability to judge in modern philosophy.

Calvinists certainly didn't think sinning was good, just because people had no choice.

Nobody would say a robot helping you isn't better than one that harms you, simply because it makes no choice.

A machine programmed to write a great book is a good machine! Sapolsky should be credited and recognized!
Ah ok, fair enough. I can certainly appreciate that would be helpful, because yeah the 'annoying rebase-fu' is how I do that.

TFA seems to get hung up on reviewing individual commits instead of a set of them ('a diff is basically a commit' - err well yes) when actually the benefit per my guesswork and your description is more about the automation, and there's no inherent reason (as far as we've discussed anyway) that it couldn't be doing that with a set of multiple commits anyway.
Ps not calling you an idiot, that was not my intention sorry. Just frustration at work.
Which is as insightful as "80% of progressive outrage is caused by not understanding how things work at all". The is some truth to this too.
Wouldn't running the nations industry more efficiently, in this case less waiting time for the bureaucracy, increase the nations revenue? It seems to me SpaceX has the potential to be a trillion dollar company.
Wyoming has a lot of potential for wind power (and they are developing it). West Virginia isn't as fortunate though (not enough flat land for lots of wind, no glaciers for hydro, though they could do a lot of pumped storage if coupled with nuclear or something).
I feel like earlier versions of Minecraft stuck to their vision, later ones haven't strayed too far however I think that different choices would have been truer. Risk of Rain 2 is a work of art, from my perspective. I haven't played the last two that you mention.
Poker is a game where skilled players win more over time, but any player at the table can win a given hand, even if they are unskilled. There are optimal probabilistic strategies, but the cards determine the ultimate outcome.
The Tacoma and small trucks in general are odd. The engine is small but the truck is still quite heavy and is geared to handle it's own weight plus any towing or bed load. This gearing makes them inefficient.

I was wondering why Toyota Tacoma mpg was worse than the F-150. Now I know, the reliability took a nose dive and it will take a while to match mpg and quality/reliability. Toyota is stubborn about reliability.
The Supreme Court is responsible for a lot of this, it has institutionalized immunity for law enforcement and prosecution and unlimited corporate money in politics so that it would require overriding that lever of power which doesn’t seem likely since democrats just rolled over when the gop wouldn’t allow Obama to appoint a Supreme Court justice.
If I get served a goatse image, I never return to that website. The website wants users, so yes, they're retaliating against the website.

But yes, won't somebody think of the children.
[dupe]

More discussion over here yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37907519
I only have the "final" 13.5kb version to test against. It compresses very well:

gzip: 6.95kb (98.9%)
brotli: 5.99kb (99.0%)
FTX's Political Donations Came from Stolen Customer Funds, Testifies Insider
I was recently back in Oxford and wound up chatting over beers with someone who worked with SFA. Despite living there for 8 years, I’d never heard of it before.