skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe the process is what got you there, not space repetition itself. Creating a moment of time to revisit concept is a core of all the successful methods I’ve seen.
Time enjoyed is not time wasted.
I see a difference between "Clean Code" and code design patterns and "Clean Architecture". It seems to me that most think I'm speaking of Uncles Clean Code book/ideas when I'm thinking about his Clean Architecture book/ideas.
Certainly! Let me elaborate on the concerns raised by the triager

This is typical LLM speak, it sounds like a robot butler. I don’t think I have encountered a single person who writes likes this. But it’s also got a weird 3rd person reference that indicates there is another party that is promoting for a response.

I am okay with LLMs having a specific voice that makes them identifiable. My worry is that people will start talking like LLMs instead of LLMs sounding like people.
> Maybe, but I seriously doubt it has an impact on what men actually do.

You're right not all men have changed. It changed what the "top" men do to be accepted by women. Porn had a huge impact on women.

> Men aren't going "That woman is a 6; no way I'm sleeping with her"

Women who are a 6+ now know
that most men would sleep with them. That doesn't resolve their loneliness nor feed their ambitions or help them grow. Really at the end of the day they just want a halfway good reason for the sex beyond basic attraction. Relationship depends on how good that reason was and whether it led to a deeper bond. Long term relationship depends on whether the situation is sustainable.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who went down that path...
What a horrible way to misread my comment.

If you job is taking a toll on you, just quit - if you are making 175k a year, after one year you should have enough runway to do so quite easily.

People who make less and depend on their jobs can't.
Are you actually hiring? You've posted for these positions every single month for the past couple years, see:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27373603
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34612652
https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=mmyller20
https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=mmyller20&next=34983...

Your senior engineering position was posted six months ago:

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/3649931245

Yet your headcount growth is down 3% according to linkedin:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/koddi/

Only asking because I'm very interested but I'd hate to waste anyone's time.
> If an instruction is unclear the pilot will ask again for a repeat.

Except when they don't, and confirmation bias themselves into doing the wrong thing. The most likely cause of a plane crash is pilot error, and runway incursions happen shockingly often [1][2][3][4]. The only reason there hasn't been a Tenerife-style disaster is sheer luck.

1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b26NcJCLZl4

2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AbpxqtXcPk

3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oI2rJhdvguc

4: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPJjw68RI2w (the pilots did everything right here, it was the controller who screwed up!)
I've successfully done self-therapy using nitrous oxide, psilocybin, 5-MeO-DMT and LSD, most recently to come to terms with my difficult father to forgive him. My problem with the current push for this type of therapy is the requirment that it be done by professionals charging hundreds or thousands of dollars. One must never mention "self-therapy" because that might scare legislatures into keeping these drugs illegal. I remain resistant to this insertion of the state into what should be my right to use my own mind the way I see fit.
Adding one more thing about CRT monitors for younger folks here... they had better refresh characteristics than early LCD monitors (which had lag due to their more complicated electronics/processing).
I just copied it from the title screen. Actually I don't care what it's called, it should just be named with a 1-dimensional writing scheme.
US Pressured Netherlands to Block China-Bound Chip Machinery
https://archive.is/1BW2L
Many of the people that I engage with on Twitter have been censored on other platforms, folks that are described as the Classical Left, Libertarian Left, Libertarian Right, Populists, the Antiwar types, and now it includes both Palestinian and Zionist perspectives,

I'd like to hear these viewpoints without going through gatekeeper MSM

Since I am a paying customer and I block all ads, I am not sure how much the ad stuff matters. I hate ads!
Turkey arrests 33 suspected of spying for Israel
Your points are all valid, you've perhaps convinced me to give it a go again. Only thing I'd add is walking for 2 hours in total a day every single day is hardly feasible.
i love these comments. i never have a problem with comments where people are drawing on something they experienced. i treasure those comments. its funny because every other comment makes me feel like shit. like the world has gone to shit. and i make a lot of them.

its funny that you would think that those ads were targeted to you. television was so insanely monolithic. it was a shared experience. everyone thought the same thing. the idea of targeting anyone in particular with television seems silly today…
Rocket Ships and Tractors (2022)
The only thing your peers want is for their labor to be respected by Trillion dollar mega-corporations like M$ that are pushing so that they may absorb anything and everything they can possible get their grubby hands on.

Maybe if they trained OpenAI on Microsoft's internal code, or if """Open"""AI released their own source code for free, or anything of the sort maybe less people would be so skeptical, but to anyone without a vested interest in these AI tools it's obvious that they're playing the game of steal everyone else's data without their own data falling into everyone else's hands. After all, if they're so confident these models are safe and won't reproduce Your (the royal You) intellectual property verbatim, why aren't they feeding the Windows internal code to it? Why is it they want everyone else's data, when they have so much of their own?
At least those could be dismissed with almost zero effort. "You clearly didn't spend any effort in your report, so I'm not going to spend a lot of effort replying".

But with this it at least looks like they spent the effort, and even though you can suspect LLM chicanery, you can never be entirely sure, especially not from the initial message.
This. I never hire anyone from NY or CA out of principle.
About 3 hours of dedicated feedback to the algorithm (including plenty of unfollowing, which is different from removing connection) has turned made it quite bearable. I don't _love_ it but OTOH I appreciate a place that I can be reminded of my weak connections without doom scrolling.
Show HN: Create a restAPI with schema-like file format in seconds
highly related (and regrettably currently higher on the front-page than Daniel's blog link itself): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38845878
Thanks! You actually can't atm. I've been using it personally for the last 8 months or so and have started to need/want a search function, so I'm going to implement it soon after my current priority which is localisation. Cool idea re embedded search, will look into it!
Stalemate is a loss. The goal is to get points, not survive X seconds.
"what was that game that created a hole for the critters to fall into, and you could walk over them, but the climb out and the hole heals in a short period..."

Lode Runner: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWwyhymcDxI
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Welcome to the early days of the internet post AI.
>Crazy how well the carbon fiber A350 held up given that it seems to have landed pretty much directly on a Dash 8 (RIP Coast Guard team). Looks like trading long term flammability for initial rigidity lived up to the design intent.

This will be the real story to come out of the incident. It was still an open question as to whether composite airframes were a good idea for civil aviation due to the fire risk. I imagine Airbus marketing teams started popping champagne corks the moment all passengers were safely accounted for.
I guess you forgot the project name, "WEB - UI", So, non-web developers (HTML/CSS/JS) should not use this library or WebView based libraries either.
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I suppose you haven't renamed the new shortcut to `ocr-text`
It's so lazy and I (probably most here) can spot the AI writing style instantly. They continue to give nonsense answers and waste time of open source maintainers.
Yes you can!
You are describing a problem of poor infrastructure, not of reduced living standards due to material/monetary constraints.

Which is somewhat ironic, given that the US is the richest country in the world yet the people seems to be okay with such a miserable way of living.
What I’m trying to say, but it doesn’t seem to be coming across clearly, is that the news and videos about the recent airplane accident in Tokyo can definitely be found on places such as Threads. In reply to someone who said it cannot. If the point is they don’t count as existing unless they have a certain number of likes, I’m not following why that would cancel out their existence.
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Justice Lost In The Post (2020) [pdf]
This is apparently their battery expert, and he was still talking absolute nonsense in 2019:

https://seekingalpha.com/author/john-petersen
I agree with grandparent that non-optimal solutions are often enough.

But just to be complete, since TSP was mentioned here:

We could solve TSP instances with >80k cities to optimality back in 2006:

https://www.math.uwaterloo.ca/tsp/

The trick is that some types of problems, like TSP or assignment problems, have structure that can be exploited. Of course they remain NP-hard, so as size grows, at some point the computational cost becomes unsustainable. But the point at which this happens is often way further (i.e. for much larger instances) than most imagine.
> starving

That's a strange spin when the article clearly mentions stolen confectionery. I would be confident to say that the problem isn't actual starvation. The poor I know consider cheese a restricted luxury. It is unclear in the article whether meat is luxury meat (say scotch fillet) or cheap meat (say beef mince).

Of course if you're gonna do something illegal, might as well get the best stuff!

"Let them take cake".
Show HN: A Simple Nutrition Tracker for iOS
I've tracked my calories and macros off and on for years, and always felt that the existing apps were somewhat bloated and clunky to use.

To scratch my own itch, I built FitBee to make tracking a bit less of a pain in the butt.

A few things that make FitBee stand out:

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* Recipe importing - You can pretty much point any recipe at the app and it'll import the ingredients and generate nutrition information for you. As I got more into fitness, I started to cook more so this has been super helpful.

* Robust Apple Health support - You can sync data with Apple Health. I wear an Apple Watch so it's great for getting the energy burned through exercises.

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2023 was a good year for browser iterop
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I've got my fingers crossed on them cramming a lot of vRAM in there. They were putting 16gb in the Xeon Phi 7110P when 8GB was acceptable for system RAM in gaming machines. If they dropped a 64GB+ prosumer card, I'd be so happy. Even if it was something like 32GB of super-fast memory and another 64-128 of slightly slower-but-unified memory, I'd be ecstatic. Being able to fine-tune a 175B LLM locally would be incredible.
Brett Cannon: Introducing Basicenum
I agree there's going to be some hand curation. That's why this tool was meant to help iterate over solutions, and not prescribe. You can lock people in.

Also, thanks for the specs. I was thinking of some of those things, but really glad to hear how you thought about it!

I haven't clustered people together yet in terms of physical location, because I don't have a way to express table locations yet in the UI. Trying to keep it "just simple enough". But I know it's important for many people.

If you have any more insights, I would love to hear it!
> BTW - the fictitious calendar is very often used in bond repayments - e.g. https://www.lawinsider.com/dictionary/bond-payment-dates

Some sample calculations at:

* https://www.bondsavvy.com/bonds/accrued-interest-calculation

See also perhaps:

* https://www.investopedia.com/terms/d/daycount.asp
Microsoft WebView: Say that again?
In this economy, the users are the product. If LinkedIn is fine wine, we're the grapes.
I don't agree that applies in this case- in terms of Westboro, they very clearly advocate actual direct violence. In the case of the protesters at Harvard their intent is much less clear - I suspect even the people calling for intifada aren't attempts to elicit immediate violence.

I broke my cardinal rule- never get involved in an internet discussion of free speech. Also, and this is purely opinion- I think the Supreme Court made an error in their ruling.
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As a button masher (go left, go left!) this is infuriating.
> As a first step, I am going to implement a very simplistic container
manager. What does this mean? This means if you've got a server with
PostgreSQL, and you have Docker (just Docker for the time being) installed
on it, you can let your database manage the containers.

from the initial commit. I'm fond of the concept[0] but I thought application logic was the better use case, IDK if we really need another container manager.

0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37907538
You never saw a website down before or what? :D
what is the easiest way to get up and running with plan 9 right now? A virtual machine? It seems based on it's architecture it really benefits from multiple machines connected at once
Typically caning and/or time wearing a cangue, with death sentences or penal servitude for very serious cases.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threatening_the_president_of_t...

It needs to something that a reasonable person who directly heard the speech would interpret as a “true threat” to a person or group. In the case above, the defendant made a claim that he was going to “set his sights on LBJ” if he was drafted and they “ever gave [him] a rifle”. He threatened to shoot a President of the US and his speech was found to be protected because of the qualification mentioned above. Two prior courts found him guilty and the Supreme Court reversed the decisions.
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Things Web Devs Can Learn from Game Devs with Casey Muratori [audio]
>At the end of the year, there is nothing to report and nothing to pay.

That is what I was reacting to. You still need to file taxes in the EU right? I know they have streamlined it a lot in most countries, but there is indeed something to report, no?
You might enjoy this talk by Dylan Beattie, it explores that kind of alternate history.

“The Web That Never Was”: https://youtu.be/8JOD1AQGqEg
THIS. I use non standard port for SSH by default and my single SSH config file manages this for me with no extra effort. Seems like a common sense behavior to me.
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Would you make that open source? I'm interested in this problem. I'm sure there are some OS bin packing algorithms but I not familiar with ones that have separation and linking rules.
I am an AI optimist. I think that transformer models and improved computer vision will absolutely change society for the better. As will any other useful tools we add to our toolbox. I do not think it will be some paradigm shift or revolutionary new thing like the internet or like the printing press. Something closer to good touchscreens, or wireless connections that just work. Useful enough to become ubiquitous but not enough to totally change the landscape of human experience.
Curious about the "outside of the database" index generation part. Is this index WAL-protected eventually?
This is normal, at the moment only images (jpg, gifs...) are displayed in the feed. I've yet to add the ability to read other formats, like mp3 here in future update
We talk about the flamability difference between a carbon-composite and aluminium hull design. That fire had what, almost 20 minutes to burn before the cabin flashed?
Isn't it all just a classic enshittification curve? Start with low price, no ads. Soon it's higher price if you want to avoid ads. Then it's higher price plus ads and we took away the content you wanted. Then the content you wanted moves to a different platform so you cancel and move over there. Rinse, repeat. For any given provider there might be a few shows that make it the choice of the moment, but when charges start closing in on $40+ / mo per provider, consumers will make choices. Don't get me started on the mess that is sports content.