skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I like the conversation the major has where she mentions if the augmented humans had to give back all their enhancements there wouldn’t be much left over. I know many people who take adderall and vyvanse as a performance enhancing drug without an rx. If they had to stop they wouldn’t be much of anything.
That's expected, not an issue and not useful. Of course it's invalid when you go directly to forms.gle, you have to go to an actual shortened path like https://forms.gle/ftvi41H3NU2o67D49

(which works just fine)
> royalties

Debatable. Some sort of FRAND-level payment, for a limited period, seems fair? Not enough to torpedo the economics of anyone using a property. But enough so an originator has a revenue stream for wildly-popular IP.

> slapping popular names

Would this be that bad? If there were Harry Potter crap... how would that be different? Expect there'd be more stuff out there.
Are you doing repetitive work? Can you take a step back and ask how you could automate or make mundane tasks take less time?

I often get exhausted when I know it takes 20 minutes of busy work (manual testing, spinning up environment, opening IDE, updating tickets, etc) to commit a single line of code. Don't try to power through this or you'll burn out eventually. Try to optimize time for tasks you enjoy.
Tirzepatide shows total mean weight loss of 26.6% over 84 weeks
Moving tax generating business around America like deck chairs while China just blasts pollution without check is meaningless virtue bullying. It's not serious and it ignores real long term consequences in the name of short term fashion.
>The issue with this “loophole” is that it allows a company to promote itself as free and open source while cutting off SaaS competition.

If "venture capital firms" like these complain about not being able to harness libre tools to build their digital serfdoms without giving anything back, it means the AGPL is working.
OR pray is BS and good is a fairy story. Also a valid conclusion from that experiment.
Female scientists who were overlooked for the Nobel Prize
Generally agree with the statement - I'm really happy with the M1 chip. But I as applications become more demanding over a time, a decade might be too optimistic given the boom in Generative AI.

Also +1 on how silent it is.
I usually either start a new hobby or go back to one I haven't worked on in a while. I find that eventually my interest in coding returns and I slowly ease back in. Doing this I find it preserves enough drive to still be good at my day job.
Before UBI the government used its power to get banks to freeze private funds in order to quell protests.

After UBI the funds are coming from the government. The government can use its power to withhold those funds at the source to quell protests.

How is this not a direct 1:1 connection?
Show HN: Neuronpedia – AI Safety Game (GeoGuessr for Interpretability)
Is your machine using the best driver for the video hardware of the laptop? The right video driver will save tons of power.
Yes, I can have functions/methods that do math differently from the default. I could just as easily say that's C's way and mix and match those:

int64_t x = add_i64_with_abort_on_debug_and_wrap_on_release(y, z);
uint8_t t = add_u8_with_saturation(u, v);

I'd prefer the default for the math operators be what all the CPUs currently do, and neither C or Rust promises that.
Don’t forget to track worker commuting.
If you're looking for a way to start exercising but don't know where to start:

Find a local spin class. (In-person group class, not a peloton)

I've found spin classes to be an amazing way to go from "not in shape at all" to "in really good shape" without needing to come up with a complicated exercise routine. Spin classes are extremely welcoming to anyone of all fitness levels. Extremely low impact.

The main reason I like spin classes is the energy of the class. You're in a room with a bunch of people, usually with the lights down low, with upbeat music playing loudly. Since you ride to the beat of the music, I often end up sliding into a "flow" state which makes the time fly by.

2nd reason spin classes are great for getting in shape is there's a lot less next-day soreness to deal with compared to starting a more traditional workout routine.
>An actor who refuses to join the union will have a harder time getting work

This does not make membership an option, does it then? This is exactly the reason programmers like myself oppose the unions. Bringing up SAG in this context seems to be counter-productive to me but you can do that if you think this increases union's support somehow.

So I was wrong on the Jordan's membership, then who was playing in NBA without being a member if you say it's possible?
American here. Almost all of my monthly payments for utilities, mortgage, daycare, car payment, etc...those are all direct funds transfers. Using a credit card would be too expensive for those. Some payments only occur via credit card (internet service, and until recently, T-mobile cell phone service, though they now accept direct fund transfer for that).

If I changed bank accounts, I'd have to untangle a bunch of monthly bills to a new account.
The only divisiveness I see (after many years in many different union shops) is planted by corporate flaks in an attempt to divide and conquer the other side of the negotiating table.
I agree that some of the content on YT is of great cultural and useful value.

The usual answer when the profit motive enshitifies something that is considered culturally valuable is to serve the public through a non profit organization instead of a publicly traded company.

I realize I am saying this on a forum created for technical folks who hope to win the startup lottery so I don’t expect much…
Why would they leave Twitter/X? There's so much needless Musk-bashing ever since he made the purchase.
Utter bullshit. There were two bridges vandalized with graffiti saying "Free Palestine" right next to it.
Yeah Daniel made some really cool solar aircraft and other RC stuff! Love his channel. We talked to him in the early days of this project.
thanks for the thread. fascinating reading - also just submitted a link about women who didn’t win the prize but deserved it.
The Computer-Free Automation of a Jukebox (Electromechanics) [video]
Stripe Atlas is giving incorrect information for non-US founders
Hi everyone,

Just a heads up for non-US founders incorporating companies via Stripe Atlas: the information given in the link about how non-US founders should fill out the W-7 form in order to get an ITIN is incorrect, and will result in your ITIN applications being rejected.

I incorporated a company using Stripe Atlas in May. I filed my 83(b) election, and at the same time, applied for an ITIN, as I am a non-US founder. I filled out the W-7 form exactly as specified in the instructions on the website https://stripe.com/docs/atlas/83b-elections-non-us-founders#... . I.e. in the “Reason you’re submitting Form W-7”, I selected Other, then entered “Making a protective IRC Section 83(b) election”.

I found out today that my ITIN application was rejected, and the reason was that I gave an incorrect reason in "Reason you’re submitting Form W-7".

I don't know (but would really like to know) what this means for the validity of my 83(b) election. I'm also pretty worried as to what that means for the validity of my 83(b) election.

I am also not alone in this, I personally know 4 other founders who have had their ITIN applications rejected recently.

I'm currently in SF so I've been trying to contact the IRS but of course they hardly ever answer the phone, and even if they do, they keep placing me back on hold, and then hanging up.

If anyone who works at Stripe Atlas sees this, please could you (a) change your instructions on your website, so non-US founders don't keep getting rejected based on your instructions. (b) could you let me know what this means for my 83(b) election? (c) could you let me know what the best thing to do now is? I'm not too keen on applying again and waiting another 3 months to hear that the application is rejected again, and I'd also love to know what the correct instructions are.

thanks
Ross
Canada's Time Signal Is Not Dead (Skywide Amateur Radio Club)
Hopefully they get a free subscription to LinkedIn Pro (or whatever it's called) in their severance.
I don't see where in the link it does say that clock speed is an indicator of performance.
oh hey the dark skies guy. very tv-like channel with the repetition and the voice but they have done good stores. I never quite trust the content though.
the project would be awesome to see, it's a natural progression from the harrier where pilots in the Falklands found they could move the nozzles partly in-flight to out-turn anything in the sky.
followed by the f22 flight computer that moves any surface to meet to pilots input request efficiently, as opposed to the requested control surface from the traditional input.

super cool. if I had the talent I'd like to see how well a model plane would fly with no control surfaces but moving a tungsten CoG around internally.
Very similar, indeed. In a good way.
your values change as you age, so if you're repeating the same old activities and feeling drained - it's time for change

recall the excitement you had as a child, as a teenager, a young adult - this will yield clues as to what might spark your energy again

as others have mentioned, movement and exercise are simple hacks to improve mood quickly
What kind of mats are those?
Note that this doesn't work if you have a default IdentityKey specified in your ssh config, because `-i` is always unioned with the default IdentityKey in that case (which is a feature, not a bug, of how IdentityKey / `-i` work) and it's possible that that key will be sent to the server before the one you specified in `-i`

Say my IdentityKey that I use for regular ssh is also associated with GH user foo, and then I have the above gitconfig to use a different key associated with GH user bar under certain directories. It's still possible that ssh will try the IdentityKey before the `-i` key when I do git operations under those directories, which means GH will identify me as user foo anyway.

I'm not sure what order ssh uses to sort the union, if any, but at least in my case it seems to always use the IdentityKey before the `-i` key even though it prints them in the opposite order initially (according to `-vvvv`).

And no, `-o IdentitiesOnly=yes` doesn't affect this behavior.
At risk of sounding pedantic, legally speaking there is no such thing as using "AGPL software under proprietary license". In that case it is simply software under a proprietary license. This is an important distinction, legally speaking.
There is a very large gap between ancestor.com and ancestor.ai: one records the past; the other resurrects it.

That’s the “digital fetishization” I’m talking about — and “we” as people are not giant tech companies pushing a dystopian vision of interaction on others. That vision comes from the big tech companies, a kind of top down commandment of societal direction accompanied by impossible to ignore salaries that still manages to instill uneasiness in those who build inside of the system. Except, for those who won’t see it for what it is. “Give it a chance, it’ll help the disabled.” “If you want a better future, you’ll have to accept this worthless phase as we step towards it.”

It’s why I call it a fetish — people regurgitate the same mass media points presented in articles to defend the system of mass media even while their whole worldview is usurped by that media.

Profilism at its finest.

The issue is that tech is being used to insert an interface in every aspect of our lives. This creates an approximation of life but within the control of vapid and sometimes sinister overlord companies who definitely do not appear to be worried about the resulting mental health and societal consequences.

Life is not a proxy, and it’s not worth sacrificing our connection so that we can live in a pessimistic vision of society that forces a monetized corporation as a proxy for every sense we have and every connection we make.

I’m no saying it’s all bad or something banal. I’m just saying these companies seem to be architects of deeply pessimistic visions of the future and exploitationist in their utopian futurism.

To your point the idea of resurrecting the dead is automatically embraced by this vision. And it’s amazing technically and could be deeply interesting. But it’s not necessarily good, or as good as genuine human interaction, or if you really think about it — our grief — to which it by nature replaces and will not leave alone or to be natural.

Is this good? Is this progress? Can’t we harness the machines and cash of these gigantic companies to explore use cases for more positive directions than constant entertainment, emotional avoidance, or procuring a proxy for social interactions?

I think I am also a Luddite. A Luddite with a cell phone and a laptop and a schedule for digital transformation that I have to keep.
I grew up in (western, to be clear) Europe and never received adequate dental care either.
It used to be clocks per instruction, we are spoiled nowadays.
On the simplest level, because the very idea of faith requires going beyond the point where you are able to operate on pure reason. For topics that can be understood using experimentation, faith is not required.

"I believe in prayer" and "I am going to determine my religiosity based on the outcome of this experiment" are incompatible beliefs. Since we know the later is true, we can assume the former isn't.
And that curve allows you to process colors/contrast with way less artifacts than a file saved with a more contrast/saturated colors especially if you compound your after effects.

Btw are you a photographer or a video editor?
I don't think Apple is interested in a standardized ARM boot sequence. I believe that the current proprietary stuff they have is totally fit for their goals.
When I say 'optimized for the aggregate', that sounds like pleasing the most people most of the time, but what it often means is maximizing profit and not otherwise caring about users' experience.
I would not be surprised if this ended up being standard on all future MBTs. Poor people in the scale model hobby...
It being comparable to the headcount of others still does not answer the question of what do all these people actually do.
Or similarly the case where a professor failed an entire class of students (resulting in their diplomas being denied) for cheating on the essays using AI because he asked an LLM if the essays were AI generated and it said yes.
Last time I checked, EVs got $7500 from the Federal Government for every car, which is more than 1% of a typical car price.

Does that make Tesla a government funded company? Should Tesla be given state-sponsored flags on Twitter?
Even on older nodes this is harder than you would expect, because you can't see past the first layer with visible light. There is more recent blog post fromt he same author looking at using infrared microscopy to do some verification of chips though (you can't see the low level details alas, but at least it makes it harder to hide something when it has to blend in with what the chip is supposed to look like)
Starbucks has lost several cases related to NLRA violations. You can find more information searching "Starbucks NLRA", but here are a couple

https://www.hrdive.com/news/starbucks-how-we-communicate-pol...

https://www.nlrb.gov/news-outreach/news-story/nlrb-region-3-...
I can be at my companies HQ in 2 hours, when the need arises…
Maybe they should be working on reliable management of multiple HN accounts.
Some people move because they think they'll find a place that better matches their politics.
Which comes first? People start to have ideas that the city living isn't working out for them because they don't like X, Y, and Z and once they move, they realize that means they are now more red than a decade ago?

Or blue-no-matter-who Democrats move to a rural area and then change their beliefs?

I suspect it's more the former than the latter (you move after your beliefs change more than before).
I would say the prototypical audience for NPR would already be inclined to leave Twitter.
I strongly agree, but then again "generation" has always been a highly imprecise unit, enough so that I wouldn't outright call "30 years" wrong.

We have lots of examples like that, for instance lots of people complain when "a couple" refers to any number other than two, and yet common usage is for it to be pretty synonymous with the more obviously vague term "a few".

Another reason to be strict with output and flexible with input.
Thanks for sharing your experiences. From what I understand, earning a PhD would take some 5 years or more, with minimal income .. it's hard to justify the lost income unless I could accelerate the process significantly.
A really impressive visualization - and first time I've seen anything like it. I'm curious why it wasn't more popular.
I looked up my Debian file server and apparently it's using NTLM between it and my Windows desktop to share files.

I have no idea how to set up Kerberos. It looks like I need a Kerberos domain or something? It seems a lot more complicated.
change.. things.. drasticaly.. but NOT everything. e.g. Move continents but keep friends. Give away most things.. or time - start mentoring someone for the fun of it ONLY. Throw away all everyday "pills" you intake (caffeine, youtube, you-name-it).

see how it goes... then decide further.

(watch Sacrifice by Tarkovsky)

and... have.fun.
Dividing exactly who from whom?
StackOverfow is great for questions that are very basic for people who work in the corresponding domain but can take some time to put together based on the docs along.

For example, "how to insert multiple multi-columns rows dynamically using psycopg2"
It is trivial if you are writing sql everyday but may take longer to find the right postgres docs. StackOverflow gives you the answer in 5 minutes: several variants with different tradeoffs (readability, performance, security).
BMW F900XR. I did a 4-day (over 2 weekends) learn-to-ride course and it took so much physical and mental coordination that all I thought about on those 2 weekends was motorcycles and slept deep for 10 hours each night. Snapped me out of the usual routine for sure.

Now when I ride, everything is easy, relaxing. On my commute, I only pay attention to riding. No music, radio, or cellphone. The commute allows twice a day to recharge.
Animal cameras would be a good fit -- the long hours that get cut out because nothing happens.
This the reason Apple started with skeumorph UI when they released the iPhone because of affordances life like button, but as more people use it and get used to it, they can afford to get away from it(7 years later in iOS 7). And then (iOS 13 another almost 7 years) to all gesture front screen. And this will of course leave some people behind that have never used a full touch device but it’s hard to move forward but still have classic controls. I suppose there was a time when hardware buttons had the same issue when they first came out 100s of years ago
Ghost in the Shell is a franchise with many different movies, like Star Wars.

the 95 movie is good but the 2002-2005 Stand Alone Complex TV series is much better. more exciting, more coherent, and closer to the original manga.
By labeling it that - you are devaluing the term for dictatorships that use state run media to manipulate the state. How is NPR being manipulated by Biden? Has he been talking to their staff like the previous administration spoke to a conservative media star?

Words need to matter. You could call this Federally funded media - but he didn't .. And like others have said funny he didn't label Tesla or Space X state sponsored car company. They are (and should be imo) This was just playing politics.
its sad, this kind of behaviour is going to ddos every aspect of society into the ground
The company can mandate SSO, security settings, profile settings like avatar or description, etc that you don't want to apply to your personal account.

Also, once you leave that company, you don't have to worry about unsubscribing from that company's repos, issue threads, etc, or worry about people still @-mentioning you because you participated in those repos before.
If the children will be upset, then maybe you wouldn't want to have any?
About 9 years ago now, I worked through The Artists Way - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Artist's_Way - highly recommended.

Friends of mine have said they found their new business on the other side of TAW.

TAW gave me means to foster and maintaining a mental environment for creativity and delight to emerge. And just for that I highly recommend it.

TAW is great for identifying underlying creative blockers and helping you discover if the current rut is the same rut repeated or something new.

A caveat: some people interpret the words 'artist' and 'god' in the book pretty narrowly and get stuck. I've personally pretty wide interpretation of those words and hold them loosely.
Note that includeIf support can still be spotty in third-party tools/IDEs. Be sure to check that it works everywhere you need it to.
There's a part of me that hopes that maybe, just maybe, there will be someone who listens and discusses and introspects a little. It's happened to me before, "Oh, all anarchists are kiddies" types who have never sat down and had a real conversation with an anarchist to understand what that term means. Every once in a blue moon someone listens and learns and says, "Well, I don't agree with you, but at least I understand you".

I'll keep extending that olive branch, quietly but assertively offering to discuss, answering questions. If it fails 99 times but succeeds once, that's one more person in the world who stops thinking in such rigid black and white about in-group vs out-group.
Junodownload is where I buy music most. They have a wide variety of options and fair pricing. It's much easier to find and browse music there.

Our link: https://www.junodownload.com/labels/Ruff+And+Tuff+Recordings...
Sure they do, so long as there are enough performance cores to go with it.

Good CPUs today are vastly overpowered for gaming, and it's not remotely a close matter.

There are only a few AAA titles that can push eg an i7-12700, much less anything better. The CPU segment is years ahead of where it needs to be in regards to gaming, there's absolutely zero practical concern in gaming around e-cores. Several years from now that i7-12700 will still be great for gaming as it pertains to AAA titles.
When FANNG companies payout upwards of $1M/year/engineer - seems hard to understand why an employee would need a union.
What I see is that the underclass in Europe is better taken care off than the underclass in the US. But the working and middle classes in America are richer and have more opportunities than their counterparts in Europe.

All of this, is completely orthogonal to whether or not private capital is willing to invest in risky ventures rather than hoard their capital in very secure incremental investments.
Everything should be in the manual - but it is not nowadays. Many projects just say read the code which is difficult to first find the correct code and then understand it as the code might be more complex than the uisers knowledge or be in a different language.

Even if it is it is often difficult to put the individual facts together and that is what a SO answer will do.
https://craftinginterpreters.com/

Highly recommend it. Very much.
EU abandons promise to ban toxic chemicals in consumer products
> Exactly that happened to Git.

what a bizarre claim. Git was written by Linus because Larry McVoy kicked him off BitKeeper, and then the biggest Git ecosystem software spinoffs (GitHub) are entirely closed source.
I’d not heard about that one, it’s hilarious.