skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>guys have up their game as a consequence.

This sentiment is all over & is very demoralizing to guys who got an education, have a decent job, go to the gym and still get rejected by women who seem to be their peers. I'm not a fan of incel ideology, but there is something to the 'she'll have her fun with bad boys then settle down with you in her 30s when she's looking for someone with a stable income' sentiment that goes around. 20s dating is hugely depressing for men and it shows with all the stats of young men 'dropping out' of life. I got lucky and met someone sweet a couple years ago, but it was extremely rocky for a long time, and it still is for most of my friends.

But men just have to 'step it up'. Six feet, six figures, bare minimum right?
Why should it matter whether you implement your algorithm with atoms that are arranged into transistors or ones that are arranged otherwise?
I thought that is Apple TV app and Google Play app (if it’s still called that?). I have not used Google Play, but Apple TV app can find pretty much every non Netflix thing I have asked it to find. And since Netflix does not make their media searchable in Apple TV, I just skip watching it.

The great thing about the Apple TV app is if you have to sign up for a monthly fee to watch something, I can subscribe and immediately cancel and still continue watching without having to remember to cancel the subscription.
Aren't native Java apps on Android effectively deprecated? I feel last I looked Google just pushed Flutter/Dart. I was thinking to try to get a Clojure application ported to Android (it uses a lot of Java libs under the hood) and .. I got the impression nobody uses Java anymore!

Though, to start with, it was bit unclear if Clojure still doesn't run on ART/Dalvik/whateveritscallednow
Android 14 review: There's always next year
Hams sometimes used Audio Frequency Shift tones modulated on to an AM carrier as a temporary way of getting on air with an old style AM transmitter.

Which of course meant two sets of sidebands (eg four in total) and a excessively wide signal..

But any of the better quality transmitters (Ham, Commercial or military) used pure FSK directly.
If your codebase supports C++20, then std::bind_front, std::bind_back are superior alternatives. Among other things, you then no longer need to use the _1, _2, ... placeholders if you want partial function application.

But surely GP cannot be talking about std::bind in the context of

> Ever since C++ got lambdas, I would say that bind should be considered deprecated

since both came about in C++11.

Given the context of the article, GP is most likely talking about boost::bind, which was intended as a replacement API for std::bind1st, std::bind2nd (which were deprecated in C++11 and removed in C++17), and largely fills the same niche that std::bind does (except with surprisingly many caveats / differences between the two).
For table making it might have been?
I was thinking about this and how you might get a lognormal from normals. Peer comments I think have good suggestions.

The thing is a while back I took a look at the times achieved by competitive athletes at the 100m dash (from worldathletics.org), and they looked normally distributed. Intuitively that made sense to me - many other human attributes are normally distributed, so why not this?
That doesn’t bother me, as a man.
Yeah, it's working now. Very cool!
There are component libaries for LiveView.

https://github.com/petalframework/petal_components

https://github.com/coingaming/moon

I personally wouldn't use React for components in LiveView, you are just adding more complexity to your application for no reason. It really not that hard to build components using JS and LiveView. In the end you get less complex components than what you would get with react.
I wonder why there isnt space in the market for a more text based service similar to the old OKcupid: a website that asks multiple mandatory questions and takes effort to build your profile (eg. list your favorite films, or books).

Men are unhappy with photo-based websites, because if they are not the top 20% looks they will receive very few likes. So for men the strategy is to like nearly every woman.

At the same time women are flooded by likes from men - and all they see are pictures and low quality chatter.

With a text based website that also gives recommendations: men would have a chance that someone even reads their profile, while women would only read profiles that interest them.

There is really no money in that since nobody wants to spend 30 minutes to setup a profile?
Most people wouldn't consider a personal concierge service to the level that banking staff come to your actual house as 'acceptable levels of service'
Can there be a dark mode option?
How is this different from docuseal.co?
The situation has been changing rapidly since summer. According to my research, if you combine their desktop and cuda bugginess (for 7900 XTX) they are approaching the nvidia level of bugginess on linux, which is surprisingly quite high (much much higher than what it was say 5 years ago when nvidia just worked). One just needs a glimpse at their forum https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/c/gpu-graphics/145 to gauge the situation.

I just bought a 4090 and the desktop experience I get is much worse than what I had with the gpu embeded in the Ryzen 7950x: Wayland doesn't work, in Xorg there is tearing in mpv, alt-tab sometimes breaks in gnome. When I launch memory intensive cuda kernels the whole desktop becomes unresponsive. The drivers spews Xid errors in dmesg and breaks for certain applications, such as embergen.
That goes back to my first comment. Owner assumes liability for walking their weaponized dog, no different than taking any other weapon for a walk or even trusting a self driving car to not become or be hacked into becoming a weapon of moderate destruction.

Maybe have a non weaponized dog for going on walks or live in a place that it is easier to defend oneself legally for self defense in public. Stand your ground laws, etc... The dog can record evidence and law enforcement should have an easy way to play it back should the owner and operator become incapacitated. I could also envision defense/attack standards agreed on by regional authorities and some certification meaning the robot weapon would comply with some agreed upon standards and get a special encoded sticker to prove the weaponized robot follows the same standards applied to law enforcement's use of force and use of deadly force.

AMEE does not have teeth yet she is deadlier than any soldier. Robots are not limited to the living form they resemble. A robot dog for example could be designed with enough strength to expeditiously dismantle a human or break all 206 bones in under 20 seconds without the need for teeth while assuming the form of something cute and fuzzy.

M3GAN [1] takes the form of a little human girl and yet [spoilers redacted] she's no toy. People would have no idea what just walked into a restaurant.

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mqPSTJMjCA [video][2 mins]
how should a country under existential threat defend itself if military training of male population hurts someone's feelings?
Pretty much the same thing happened to me but the bleeding started in my 40s and I was very embarrassed about it. The bleeding was so bad that I developed anemia and had to be on iron supplements. It would cone and go and eventually my doctors convinced me to see a GI specialist and to get a colonoscopy, but I kept putting it off because of fear - fear of the process and fear of what they might find.

The GI specialist I eventually saw turned out to be one of the best in the country and, based on my symptoms alone (especially the anemia), he was 99% confident it was just hemorrhoids but opted for the colonoscopy anyway. Since I have GERD as well he did an upper endoscopy at the same time while I was under. Turns my colon is completely normal, and I don’t even have any polyps (which my father had several at my age). Don’t need another one for 10 years.

Honestly my biggest fear was going under with propofol. A lot of people I spoke with said it felt great but I didn’t have that experience. I hated the feeling of slipping into unconsciousness in a way that was not similar to other anesthetics I had been under, and I felt like complete garbage the whole rest of the day. Other than that, the prep was perfect fine and I had never taken a more legendary shit in my life.
kudos using that guy who lost to The Freeze as an example

it seems link [3] with Bolt's extension is broken
You are misreading how this phrase is used! It means they do care.

If they didn't give a shit that would mean they didn't care and this is the opposite.
Jokes are the failing unit tests of our understanding.

They are funny if they point to some known truth while throwing some sort of error in the audience mind.

The comedian is thus a societal test coder.
An alternative read on your idea is more of an elitist view of how we spend our free time. You’re basically judging the quality of what people choose to do.

I’m allowed to just exist and be happy with it. Perhaps I don’t need a hobby to keep me happy. Perhaps my favorite thing to do is watch Netflix with my family. Who are you to judge?

It really has nothing to do with the low quality of dating apps, that can be blamed squarely on Match.com’s monopolistic anti-competitive tactics.
Ok didn’t see this coming .
Clicked on it because it sound funny and now I learned something.
This is an amazing article. More articles should be like it .
Well, written,
Funny and
Informativ.
And now excuse me I have to google more about lava lamps.
Interesting kink in the legal system - is it a robot? is it a dog?

Perhaps not as important as, will a robot dog that can fire 45 rounds be legal? Fire a flamethrower? Release poison gas?

There's no reason a robot dog has to be hamstrung by what a real dog can do.
There are 29 Clinton's in the U.S., with 3 of them in New York state alone [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clinton_(disambiguation)
They are also a big exporter of malm, for iron production, and they also make fighter jets.
A finn doing a standup comedy skit about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igh9iO5BxBo
True. Hence the "usually".

I put very little effort in my sleep and have a very good one.

Some things are just good and cheap. It's nice.

Unfortunately, that never characterized heterosexual courting, eating healthy food while working full time or finding meaning in your life. Most people struggle with those.

Also note reporting satisfaction with something can just validate the pleasure it brings to you. I'm personally satisfied with Netflix.

But you can't fill your life with such things and expect happiness.
Just to say the obvious…dating apps have a massive incentive problem.

If two people get matched on the app and get married, they “churn” out of the dating app.

Dating apps are structurally incentivized to help people go on lots of dates (MAU++!) but NOT to help them get married.

We shouldn’t be surprised when people on apps find themselves in a seemingly endless cycle of dates which go nowhere.
As a kid I was more confused between Sweden and Sudan
Kind of wild to think that you can run a newer Linux version in Scratch than on a lot of physical devices.

Also gives "Linux From Scratch" a new meaning.
Still they’re not the same app though and the OPs questioning of those numbers holds.
The launcher on our google tv does that to some extent, but it doesn't always seem to know the right answer and quite often we run into "Not available in your country" issues.

I haven't tried using the Apple TV app that way, perhaps I should give it a go.
The root of humor is surprise. Not everything that is surprising is funny. But if there's anything you can generalize about humor, I think it's subversion of expectation.
This kinda scares me you are screening out Google Voice Numbers. Google Voice was my primary phone number for over 5 years, I had a real phone number but I was always giving out only Google Voice. Google Voice is a very powerful tool:

* your phone number keeps working even if you lose your phone (I could still answer phone calls when my phone broke).
* Traveling abroad is a breeze, just change sim cards on arrival and your US phone number still works via data on Google Voice. No need for expensive travel passes, and you get to choose your operator that has a lot more data.
* Having full SMS & call support on a website is very nice, I always hate typing with the phone. iMessage doesn't solve everything since you need a mac (I frequently switch OS & devices).

Also I think e-sims will make lying and fraud much more common. A month ago chatgpt was denying creating a work account for me because I've already had this phone number associated with my previous account. And they were blocking Google Voice. I went to USMobile.com, payed 7$ to create an esim with another phone number, and I had sms with a second phone number on my phone working in less than 10 minutes.
My last nvidia card was bought in 2007.

Since then I am on AMD. I game, I build games, work on GPU related stuff.

I refuse to buy Nvidia until they open source their drivers.

I don't care about windows, I am on linux solely and there, from my experience, AMD is doing an excellent job
But are those meetings "work" in the sense he's talking about? I would guess that for most people, most meetings are not "work."
I witnessed some pretty mind-bogging northern lights in my childhood.

It's not that they are bright, they just change form so fast that you actually see it, and this is enough to realize how alien they are.

Granted, that was beyond the polar circle.
This is the company whose CEO is reported as saying recently “Not including the cost of servicing debt, the company already is cash flow positive."
https://archive.ph/t6NFi
Switzerland is* equally in conflict with Swasiland.

Update: *was
Considering the lockdowns made dating app usage surge in 2020, a more meaningful figure would be a comparison between 2019 and 2021. The fact that it dropped 5% from 2020 to 2021 given the lockdowns in 2020 makes that figure meaningless.
> clients register themselves during the DHCP handshake and the router's DNS server records the name.

This is not always true as it’s a feature of the specific router and not part of the spec. To be fair, it’s a feature that’s now fairly common because of how handy it is.

Additionally; many flavours and types of operating systems transparently handle local discovery and resolution just not all of them.

For anyone looking to test this, open a terminal and ping the short domain. In the response it will show what domain it actually used. In my case ‘ping proxmox’ shows ‘proxmox.<my personal domain>.com’.

This is entirely pedantic but I think interesting if you have a mind for optimizing: The discovery/search does introduce some delay.
A basic code signing cert can be had at $150 per year. That's already with the thing where they check if your company information is real, and it does the job for SmartScreen. Not sure if there's any advantage in the more expensive ones.
The point of war usually is not to make a country successful; the point of imperialistic wars is not to let the enemy have the country.
I am hearing the same claims repeated over and over again.

On linux they are simply not true.

So are we talking about Windows? Are we talking games?
> practice barefoot occasionally

I would add that “barefoot” means, literally “barefoot”. I had convinced myself that “barefoot shoes” would be sufficiently the same because I was running outdoors and didn’t have the guts to do actual barefoot. I recently bought a new Assault AirRunner (curved motorless / manual treadmill) and run on it actually barefoot. The difference in my running form and sudden introduction of new muscle soreness makes clear how even barefoot shoes affect form.

Off-topic side note/rant: it is incredibly annoying how the Apple Watch becomes wildly inaccurate when on treadmills. GymKit has been out for years and has no - zero! - uptake among home treadmills and even shockingly low among commercial treadmills. And shame on Assault Fitness for creating an expensive, commercial level manual treadmills with an app that can see the data via Bluetooth from the treadmill, and failed to integrate HealthKit to sync the data. Wild decisions.
>Can you think of one movie or TV show which models a realistically happy working adult marriage which isn't either sentimental and idealised, or doesn't end in drama, tragedy, and betrayal?

Oh man this is such a big one. There's so much media out there that depicts total loser guys winding up with incredible women & vice versa. If you're a young man & didn't have dad or older brother guide you through your end of the responsibilities in a relationship, there's almost nowhere to get the correct information, and tons of 'malware' information out there. One might be inclined to point to feminist literature on the subject, but that will just make you a doormat.
I wish it were true, but no.

Unless you are Jesus or Buddha, there are things that will very likely make you unhappy.

e.g: eating a lot of crappy food and spending a lot of time watching tv shows are one of them. It diminishes your health, put your dopamine system in shamble and bring no meaning in your life. It's very rare people are happy in those conditions.

Again there is nothing wrong about enjoying those activities and indulging in them. The point is it's unlikely you can fill your life with it and end up satisfied.
I doubt you could get enough people to want to show up to a 3 hour a day, 7 day a week job, and still be able to run a warehouse at the same cost.
Honestly, for all their flaws this is something that dating apps do make easier: fitting dating into a busy schedule. It doesn't take that much time to set up a profile, do a bit of swiping and have a few conversations.

Of course, the actual dates take time, but it is not difficult to make time for a date with someone you like because it's something you want to do. Actually getting to that point is what took a lot of time before dating apps because you basically had to spend a lot of time in a situation (like a bar) where you might encounter someone compatible and hit it off with them. (Back in the day people just did this at their job but I think that is less acceptable in Western society now.)
There are numerous studies confirming the effect you're speaking of, altough I'm not sure if dating apps have an influence on that.

It was shown that certain national ice hockey teams were comprised mainly of players who were born at the beginning of the year. It is theorized that this is because the date that cuts one class for another is at the beginning of the year. If you're born in January, and you start playing hockey at 5, you're gonna be significantly older than a child that's born in december. As a result, you'll be recognized and helped more by your coach, which improves your chances of becoming better, and drags into adulthood, up until you're in the national team. The same applies for academic and professional careers and I'm sure dating as sell.
Read “Enso” and my mind immediately called up Humanized, Inc. Enso (a modeless command launcher—entirely different from
what we’re talking about here( was such a great tool.

https://www.reddit.com/r/answers/s/dkKyKqYI8S
Author of the post here -

Lots of comments about the piece being a short opinion piece without evidence. Totally fair!

If you’d like to learn more I have a podcast, https://www.neverrewrite.com/

Our latest episode is about Khan Academy’s 3.5 year migration from Python to Go.

https://youtu.be/LqAkIkNs1Ws?si=INgD-QVDhL8INH8e
You’ve got to put that whole era in context. Before it we all listened to the radio or physical media we owned. There was no surveillance infrastructure, let alone business models depending on it.

Then the internet blew up. I was so excited about all the new communities and tools that it made available to us. I didn’t think about privacy at all since I never had before and now there was all this cool stuff.

I slowly came to understand what was happening and now that I do i can’t go back.

I don’t begrudge any one service from existing, but I think it’s bad if the default way to participate in our culture is through platforms that Hoover up everything you do.
Last time I was sitting in the garden, I was wondering how far we are with actualy understanding the bird chirp and tweets. I felt like there were certain patterns I could hear repeatedly in certain situations (danger approach warning, feeding communication, always the same sound before one bird flew out and collected food kind of like "make us breakfast" :P).
Unfortunately some quick searches on Google scholar didn't help much, I feel like I'm lacking the right search terms here. Most ML in this area seems to be related to species classification. If there's any bird experts reading, what is the state of the art of "understadning" bird language? Any paper recommendations? I'm curious about basic things like...is there a universal bird language or does each species use their own language (can a crow understand a sparrow), are there some sounds that are identified with meaning etc.
Edit: just checked my bookmarks and "Bird-DB: A database for annotated bird song sequences" was the most interesting find, along with some interesting datasets (NIPS, Cornell Birdcall).

I was envisioning a ML powered device that could translate bird chirps to human readable text but my guess is that we're still in the fundamental research phase. One idea I had was recording stuff in my garden and running it through some unsupervised algorithms to identify some patterns than match it with video and maybe tag context. Would be really neat to find a pattern and see it correspond to the same situation (cat approaching). Seems like a neat summer project but I'm not even sure how to tag and label things :)

A first version that identifies the individual birds and their species would already be cool and I suppose feasible. Bird A (sparrow) speaking...bird B speaking etc. would already be fun...might give them random names, too instead of A,B,C. That would also help with the next stage for tagging etc.
> Why not believe it if it's true? Twitter was systematically working with the government to ban people they (and sometimes by weird comedy of errors, also Russian FSB) want to ban.

That’s still happening. But what does that have to do “elite consensus”?
Why did you care about the distance so much?
The problem of Canonical charging money for security updates is off-topic when we're discussing ImageMagick's code-signing troubles on Windows.
If you are careful, then GAS can certainly scale.

Examples:

- Microsoft commitment for Windows to be backward compatible or their care about Excel (including using their own compiler, 1-2-3 compatibility in early years etc). Doesn’t means that there aren’t also examples of the clearly not-GAS.

- Hospitality industry which trains their staff and makes extensive use of checklists and SOPs. Disney comes to mind or high-end hotels.

- Most services in Japan, where it scales culturally