skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nah. Conventional wisdom says that "front loaded costs" of an employee are anywhere between 50-100% of an employees salary.

These costs cover a lot of things, to include health insurance, retirement (401k, Superannuation, etc.), but also cost of things like a desk, licenses for an employees computer & software, building/rental insurance for the office, and expected costs of heating and AC for said office (which can be costed and amortized out over a number of employees per year, per floor, etc.).

Most of that is built in, and the cash you save by not having to heat a giant fucking office can be turned into a $1500-on-hiring stipend for office gear and licenses. That corporations got themselves locked into terrible leases, or beholden to state and local tax incentives that drive RTO is not the worker's problem.

And that's a pittance compared to the amount of cash you can save by sending the jobs out of SV or NYC to Denver, or Nashville, or Upstate NY, and paying well, well above market but still $50k less than big city rates. If I have to eat a $1500 buck remote-worker-chair-subsidy to outsource to Shasta or Redding, and save $10k in the process, then so be it.
How to you solve humanized time with htmx?

Humanized time means, now, a second ago, 3 hours ago etc.

When you create let's say a post and it's returned the rendered humanized time, every post you create will return "now" as its time.
And next how to you keep track of the humanized time client side.

Riddle me this and I'll start believing in htmx
I don't know that anybody doubts this, but until you can run a browser as a UEFI boot option, you've just created a third layer of choice without doing anything to solve the first two.
Getting to the point, you aren't raising the dopaminergic level of your reward-encoding neurons just for the sake of it, do you?
>"Too much anime" was not a phrase I expected to see in a compiler bug report.

Looking on the code example they provided [1], the comments is literally an anime character. Is he Naruto?

[1] https://godbolt.org/z/1PGrYjq3h
Have you also tried no calories after 5 PM? That has given me the deepest sleep with vivid dreams.
PostgreSQL Bigger = Better
Wrong. Israel is bombing and shelling a dense urban area. There is no crossfire. It’s intentional fire and they seem the civilian losses as acceptable.

Also what mutilation are you talking about? Lots of scare words there when Israel is mutilating children with high explosives right now, on purpose.

Not to mention Israel is also bombing its own hostages, and they consider that acceptable too.

They are not moral in any sense of the word.
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Well over 50%, at least via the api, for me.
They are not, as far as I can tell (as someone who is breaking this rule were it to exist)
Good thing you can still "charge" 300+ miles in under 5 minutes.
I suspect some confounding variables there. States with high homeless and drug use are more likely to have better ability to respond to a crisis like overdose no? It's likely that states with cheaper housing, such as the state I live in, have less options for drug addiction treatment and overdose response.

I don't know, I am just a skeptical person when it comes to making decisive causal inference from statistical data. That is very difficult.
66 days ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37277997
Especially since they may be poised to significantly reduce their costs with renegotiating leases while the commercial real estate market is in tatters.
I've been going down this rabbit hole for a while and don't have any conclusive answers.

I have always slept 7.5 hours in my adult life. I wake up a couple times a night briefly (and usually recall 1-2 time a night that it happens) but fall back asleep quickly.

My room is dark, and cold. Most of the times when I wake up it's because I am warm from my mattress (casper wave).

I am now purchasing a chilling pad for my side of the mattress to address that so I sleep deeper and more consistently.

I take magnesium because I am very active and have suffered for the last year or so from hypnic jerks, which are terrifying but have gone away since I started taking magnesium supplements before bed.

I occasionally have a hard time falling asleep or wake up early and cant get back to bed, but I still average 7.5hrs over a year -- and over 3 years since ive been tracking my sleep nightly.

I get sufficient REM, dont drink alcohol, gave up weed, and only have caffeine from 9am - 11am daily (1 coffee usually, sometimes a shot of espresso in addition).

Yet my deep sleep averages are ~45 minutes a night.

I am about to be 39, and I am unclear what to change beyond the mattress cooling pad which I will measure.

I've also started cold showers when waking up (60 seconds of cold to end my shower, working towards 2 minutes).

My family has zero history of Dementia so I am not as worried, but I am concerned with staying in tip top cognitive shape if possible.

I am tempted to try a sleep study and see what I might learn.

Edit: Lots of comments to address here.

- I exercise 60-90 minutes daily.

- I play a high level of hockey 4 days a week, snowboard or mountain bike 5 days a week.

- I am slightly over weight by scale, but I am just an athletic build.

- I eat healthy and cook nearly every meal I eat (I live in an expensive ski town with only high end eateries so I avoid them). Lots of brown rice, protein, fruit, and veggies.

- I walk 30-60 minutes a day (active dog).

- I get plenty of sunlight (within 30 minutes of waking)
How many times have something of yours been stolen, more specifically how many times has your cash stashed at home been stolen?
Article says:

> Lots of people want to train as doctors: over 85,000 people take the medical-college admission test each year, and more than half of all medical-school applicants are rejected

But I believe that this means applications with a Bachelor degree.

In France, the system is different. Students go to 1st year medical school after highschool where there is a massive selection with limited number of places to get to 2nd year. Only 15-25% of students get to 2nd year, taking into account that only good students will attend 1st year to start with.

In the UK admission rate in 1st year (afte highschool) is about 15%, again taking into account that those who are not straight-As students probably don't bother applying to start with.

This does not sound less competitive. If your French classmate had a bachelor degree but went back to 1st year in France that might have given him an advantage over students fresh out of highschool.

In any case, according to the article it is the shortage of qualified profesisonals that should ultimately impact salaries, and there are shortages. But, again, salaries tend to be in effect regulated one way of another, which I think has much more of an impact.
There's already an ongoing antitrust case against Google, so they could be banking on the fact that if it fails there likely won't be enough political capital to go after them again.
While true, you can somewhat assume that the principle could have already incentivized the agent to align by assigning rewards for increasing profits (aka, bonuses, stock grants based on performance targets etc).
Magnesium L-Threonate (a.k.a. magtein) supposedly crosses the blood-brain barrier better than any other form of magnesium.
That depends on the state. Some states such as Tennessee now offer more flexible options for foreign trained doctors to practice there.

https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/993693
If you're a slow metabolizer of caffeine like I am, stay away from caffeine.

CYP1A2

https://www.geneticlifehacks.com/liver-detox-genes-cyp1a2/

The difference in sleep quality is dramatic.

If I have caffeine, even a small 20mg at 7am, I'm up 4-6 times the next night, going to the bathroom, superficial sleep.

Without caffeine, I'm in a deep sleep. So much so that I don't change positions at all, and my body slightly aches from being in the same position so long. My bladder nearly feels like it's going to burst, because I've slept so long.

There was a study I saw while back that said eating cruciferous vegetables speeds up caffeine metabolism. I've tried that, but that didn't seem to help. The caffeine still seemed to disturb my sleep. I tried BrocoMax, a broccoli supplement, that didn't seem to help either.

Exercise helps a little bit. But it's still not the quality of sleep I receive with zero caffeine.

I think much faster when I drink caffeine. Recently I revisited this issue and tried micro-dosing 5-Hour Energy (2mL). At first it seemed promising. But then it seems to slowly build up in my system. Sleep quality deteriorates slower. But the deterioration is there. I prematurely posted this status.

https://twitter.com/aantix/status/1706020516060971399

Sadly, it doesn't appear that I can drink caffeine and have quality sleep.

I hate that I have to choose.
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I'm a keyboard user when on my computer, qutebrowser but I think your sentiments are correct, the numbers of keyboard only users are probably much much smaller than the number of people using Adblock. So OPs method is likely to produce a more accurate analytics than a JavaScript only design.

OP just thought of a creative, effective and probably faster more code efficient way to do analytics. I love it, thanks OP for sharing it
Nio has done >20 million of them.

https://cleantechnica.com/2023/05/12/nio-10-billion-kilomete...
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That's kinda the point: you can't skip it with RAII, unless you avoid exiting a scope (longjmp?).

I suppose you can have two versions of the class, and instantiate the leaky one only if you have GC, but that seems like work that the GC should free you from. It seems better to optimize the memory allocations, perhaps with an arena.
In middle school I was beaten to the point where my jaw was wired shut. Nothing happened to the kid that did it and I had to be in his class for 2 years. Anything can have a bad outcome.
Not for A1111's SAI backend, as far as I know.

VoltaML has some CPU optimized options for the torch.compile optimization.
Kafka doesn't have a way to assert stream version on event write, which is critical for CQRS. Without it, you can't guarantee stream state when processing a command without resorting to a singleton/locks which does not scale at all. Why Apache doesn't wish to support such a critical feature is beyond me though.

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/KAFKA-2260
different contracts. ISPs may or may not be tied to the building. Our bandwidth in our offices was generally on 2-year contracts. We were locked into the building for 10-years, but if we wanted to turn off the power and water and phones we could have.
It's not that they're 'nonproductive', per se; that's kinda pejorative. And it's not the 'market'. It's that you just don't need 2 HR, accounting, marketing, finance or other back-office departments, post-merger, so most of those folks become redundant. The acquiring company is going to convert to their systems asap anyway; economies of scale mean you don't need as many bodies to cover the acquisition. You usually try and keep a good percentage of sales guys if for no other reason than there are deals in flight you don't want to loose, but eventually those guys get whittled down too, usually right after the change from "small company fast and loose comp plans" to "corporate comp plan same as everyone". And, of course, the execs have cut their own deal. It's when they start cutting core engineering and support right away that you go "wassup with that???".

In the cold calculus of M&As, 7% sounds like an entirely normal number, IME.

I remember vividly when one of my companies got bought by IBM, and a couple of the younger back-office folks came by to ask me "what do you think?" because I'd been through M&As before. "I think you need to look for another job" was the best I could do, and it was a little disheartening.
Worse yet I saw a lot of APM-or-nothing mentality from CTOs & senior management such that we skipped over very simple to implement, basic monitoring that catches the typical issues.. because "APM is coming" and "we hired an SRE" and and and..

People want to chase the bright new thing that Gartner is pushing (its always these guys).
I will admit that I've made trolling comments from time to time which get well-deserved vote-downs, but there are certainly times where I would like to know what the point of disagreement is because if I'm missing a point of view from which I could learn I would like to know!
I thought you were wrong but in Vancouver BC for instance, “only” two thirds said they were addicted to one or more substances.

https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/vancouver-homeless-count-2019...
I have some mixed feelings about this. I used to do this ~10 years ago when I was a distance runner, but now exercising so hard will throw my body off in other ways and I don't feel good having pushed so hard. Perhaps this is exactly the point you're making, but I don't target zone 5 for long these days. Deep sleep, sure, but at what cost to the rest of my body?
Categories are concepts in the mind. Concepts are constructs in the mind. Language is a construct in the mind. Grammar is a construct in the mind. Numbers are constructs in the mind. They're nice easy ways to divide things that like actually exist in external objective space into easy-to-deal-with buckets. The existence of the subjective doesn't make the subjective somehow an objective, externalizable phenomenon, nor does it necessarily imply anything metaphysical.

I'm still waiting to hear how outsourcing your moral judgments to external human artifacts somehow implies moral absolutism, as opposed to self-reinforcing intersubjective moral relativism.
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> The migration to microservices is still an ongoing work.

Ain’t that always the way
It helps, but it also misses a lot, it's really better to use multiple layers
No effort was spent.
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The study is about duration of deep sleep, not quality. And that's an easy one, you can increase the amount of deep sleep with cannabis.

> Cannabis users demonstrated significantly longer sleep latency and less REM sleep overall; no other differences occurred in objective sleep measures between groups.

https://bmjopenrespres.bmj.com/content/6/Suppl_1/A23.1
If you’re talking about the labor needed to build a bulldozer, it is paid consenting labor. That’s the point. It isn’t that art is superior, it’s that the required labor to create these things is going uncompensated and without consent.
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Can you clarify what this means please?

One job posting states just "Remote (US)". This makes me wonder whether there is some idea that you can work remotely but only if you are physically located in Southern California.

I suspect I am misinterpreting since the job posting does not mention this.
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When the regulation is all settled and done, Kamala will have the last laugh.
microservices I take it ;-) ?
Add the hx-post="[url]" attribute.
This should put the need for cash into perspective.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-66354476.amp

In fact is should put the need for centralized entities for controlling all transactions into perspective.
When I create a function or variable and it immediately has a squiggly line under it because it is not used yet. Yeah.. of course it's not! I am just writing it now.
For what it’s worth I’m not super happy that it’s so painful. It also makes the DX for Sentry developers harder than I would like. I can’t promise improvements but it’s definitely something that’s a shared concern.

Generally speaking though we deploy our git repo to prod multiple times a day. So if you contribute changes, they deploy fast :)
Well no we have the anecdotes of all the HN folks which I trust many, many times more than a benchmark.
I experienced both positive and negative. When the on site staff was good, the experience was good. I think the model is sound but the key differentiator is operational excellence and hiring. This goes for any business though.
You can conceptually understand death but you do not know it because you don’t experience it’s ‘ground rush’.
So I disagree.
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The docs are somewhat out of date, and TBH I'm not sure about openVINO I know some are running it with ROCm.
This appears logical but the reality is that the only reason you can’t immediately run MacOS on a generic X64 computer is that it doesn’t contain the licensing chip.

If you patch out that requirement (using a Hackintosh installation) and covert the ACPI tables into the format used by Apple it runs just fine, for as far as drivers are available for your hardware.
sometimes people quite literally settle for something worse or just 'mediocre', when they could have something good, something better, something they actually wanted and desired. but nope, people settle for something middling 'for the time being'. and then never get that good, great thing. sometimes that never becomes quite literal. and then, the things that get put off, become irrelevant, truly and on many levels - they're irrelevant in death, and irrelevant to anyone else living who doesn't care for it even a bit.

it doesn't have to be a cake, but ffs, stop refusing yourself what's better when that option is literally just there. and sometimes those options are free.

(and hey, if 'better' is actually 'not having cake' - maybe it is just that for you. sometimes that death recontextualization makes things seem irrelevant in that way - why do something at all when it literally will not matter, and doesn't matter on any scale of the days really)
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