skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's a big conceptual distinction between protocols when it comes to group chats/"rooms":

IRC and (by default/without extensions) XMPP rooms are ephemeral and have no "scrollback" for new joiners. This makes them feel a bit more like personal conversations, which can be both good and bad depending on the context. The same is true for WhatsApp, iMessage etc. group chats.

By contrast, Slack/Discord/Matrix have "stateful rooms": Scrollback is visible to everybody joining, at least by default. While I'd consider this a downside in some cases, this is what people have become accustomed to, and any potential alternative will be judged by that.

The former follows natural from the federated, mostly ephemeral message-passing nature of IRC and XMPP; the latter needs conscious effort to do well in a federated environment.
If bikers cared about their own safety, they'd sell their motorcycle and buy any other vehicle. Car drivers aren't terrible about paying attention, it's bikers who are great at positioning themselves inside our blind spots and at being quite small objects in general. Loud exhausts do nothing but make them a massive nuisance to everyone around them since you only hear them when they're practically right next to you anyway.
Here are some of my red flags:

- I'm no longer learning new things regularly

- I wake up with a sense of dread, not excitement, for the day ahead

- Every meeting feels like an uphill battle

- Multiple good ideas are shut down without very good reasons

- Paychecks are delayed for no good reason

- What executives say doesn't match what they're doing
> Which... is reasonable, I guess?

No, it's survivor bias
On the contrary Boeing has spent the past 2-3 decades trying to screw over the workers as hard as possible. They've massively outsourced parts manufacturing. They don't even make the fuselages anymore!

The whole point is to make those people contractors so the contractors can hire cheaper labor and even push work to cheap overseas locations.

Can a system like that be made to work? Yes it certainly can. But it says something about Boeing's priorities: find the cheapest labor possible to goose profits (management bonuses).
Wow I think I remember your username

Were you on at the same time as Asym, Axthrower, Lefty, that black dude who was into photography (lol sorry), the girl who kept talking about her sbux investment performance... nitedog (?)

I had op there for a while, I can't remember my username tho
I can understand why they went with weight (I assume the data is more readily available), but given many of the concerns they are trying to address I would think that height would have been a better measure.
The birth rate is coming down rather rapidly to the point where this will be a large problem for you when you’re in your golden years. Won’t that be ironic!
The Zagat acquisition was not driven by Marissa, but another exec at Google Travel. When he was turfed out, that signaled the end for Zagat as well.
Thank you for posting this it was a great read
I can deploy my blog for free on GitHub pages.
When I was a teen, I rebuilt the engine on my first car. When done, there was a spring left over. I had no idea what it was for, the engine ran fine.

So I drove it around. The oil pressure was very low, but I figured it was just a broken gauge.

Then, the engine got way, way too hot.

It turns out, the spring was for the pressure regulator from the oil pump. The oil was pumped out of the pan right back into the pan. The engine needed to be rebuilt again.
Regardless of the price it is. Not everyone is opting for an iPhone because of its "ease of use".
I think the rough premise is there's a 1:>3-5 ratio of "super knowledgeable mainframe guy" to "super knowledgeable kubernetes guy".

Also, Kubernetes talent is far from ubiquitous. That sounds more to me like you're counting anyone who has successfully deployed one time.
Reminds me of the "Jick Study" that Dopesick talks about[0].

This was a simple letter to the editor, written by a doctor, that became the driving force behind Oxycontin marketing.

[0] https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2017/06/nejm-lett...
I bought a frankly too expensive iO10 and it only connects to my phone via Bluetooth.
I will be downvoted for this comment: This article is classic naval gazing. TL;DR: "Indie" music review magazine/website sells out to giant corporation (GC). Then "outraged" fan writes piece using their other/new indie news platform.

Rinse and repeat. We see this over and over again. How about the deeper question: Why did they sell out? Money and/or power.

> the most important music publication of its generation

What does this even mean? Is AllMusic less influential or important? This whole article reads like a bitter fanboi's sayonara to "the better, olden days".
> moderate caffeine intake

is there any science for this?..
Item 70 doesn't look right.
Despite the headline, it is an interesting and balanced article, although it ends abruptly because it's a book excerpt.
Just my personal anecdote: I’ve had moderate anxiety since I was a kid. When I was around 16, I tried weed for the first time and it made my anxiety far worse (in fact I had a pretty bad panic attack). Being a stupid teen susceptible to peer pressure, I tried it a few more times in my late teens and early twenties and had an extremely bad experience each time. Pretty much the same thing happened to my son, but worse. He actually used it to try to reduce his anxiety, and it did work at first, but eventually it made him worse and he had to go on anxiolytics.
Thanks for the response. I will check it out.

Specific failure modes can be something as simple as extraction of beneficiary information from a Trust document. Sometimes it works, but a lot of times it doesn't even with startups with AI products specific to extracting information from documents. For example it will have an incomplete list of beneficiaries, or if there are contingent beneficiaries, it won't know what to do. Not even a hard question about the contingency. Just making a simple list with percentages of if no-one dies what is the distribution.

Further trying to get an AI to describe the contingency is a crap shoot.

While I expect these options to get better and better, I have fun trying them out and seeing what basic thing will break. :)
Much to my surprise, they have managed to avoid killing Reddit so far. (Well, technically Reddit is owned by Conde's parent Advance, not Conde itself.)
That's exactly what I do. Never been concerned about downtime with my pihole, except the odd smart TV is something that won't using the secondary dns
Polarization is also an emergent effect of first-past-the-post voting.

We don't need every participant in democracy to be an expert in diplomacy. We just need a system that incentivizes genuine engagement and compromise.
Show HN: Primate – Polymorphic Development Platform
How much inventory did this person maintain? I assume such a business only works if you keep a warehouse of material until you can find a buyer.
Malthus had plenty of scientific evidence as well! What he didn’t have was fertilizer and tractors.
Not familiar with pihole but are there not ways to do those things on it?
"Hybrid cloud" is being able to move applications back and forth between on-prem and cloud, and scaling from on-prem into the cloud if need be, typically enabled by the proliferation of k8s on both sides of the equation.

The difference between that and your description is that it's not merely "mixing different types of servers" where each type is managed in a completely different way and running completely different applications. You're obviously correct that there would be nothing particularly special about that.
Find elderly walking clubs. You get age appropriate exercise and the ability to make friends, or at least acquaintances.
I am a pragmatist so I am “results oriented” instead of “intention oriented”. But if you feel the need to try and suppress comments on here because it creates suspicion in you around the intentions of the commenter that’s your thing. For what it’s worth, I won’t downvote anyone on here for anything or any opinion whether I agree with the opinion or the commenter’s intention.
Hydrogen is an indirect greenhouse gas with a Global Warming Potential(100) of around 11.6¹. Meaning it's over 11x worse than CO2 in the atmosphere! The main problem with this is that hydrogen molecules are extremely tiny, light and volatile, thus having a very high diffusivity. So unsurprisingly, hydrogen transport and storage has extremely high leakage rates. It's hard to alleviate because of the fundamental structure of the atom/molecules. Hydrogen can even permeate solid metals. A lot of the "green hydrogen" pitches don't take this into account.

¹https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-023-00857-8
My kids have school-issued devices, and there is a ton of tracking on them.

I set up my Pi-Hole on a Raspberry Pi Zero W. I have some brief notes here on my setup: https://www.thelis.org/blog/pi-hole. It works well.
Here's one in 2017 that was recorded over because they didn't report until after another flight https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Canada_Flight_759
But this was vetted by the editor of The New Yorker...
Yeah it’s probably some kind of feedback loop. Over time the loop leads to more and more caffeine consumption and worse and worse sleep.

I can tell you from personal experience it’s not a good thing to have happen to you. Once I reduced my coffee intake to 0 cups a day my sleep became so happy and blissful.

Alas I’m back to drinking 1-2 cups a day. I hope I never go back to that feedback loop so I make sure to only drink coffee in the morning or early afternoon. Never later on in the day.
I'd say it's misleading at best. It should specify that for multiple matches in the right table, the row from the left table is duplicated per matching row in the right table.
I'm having trouble connecting the opening paragraphs to the examples much at all. A lot of this seems like splitting semantic hairs -- can't we just generalize our applications "State" to include the "Intent"? The text editing example doesn't require "invalid transitions" because there's nothing invalid about the state "desired_column: 6, current_column: 1".

Which, BTW, is not to say that this delineation isn't useful as a design idea. The author just seems to be under the impression that this is an argument against... idk, strong typing? Making invalid states unrepresentable? And it just isn't.
From your link:

a measure of how one probability distribution P is different from a second,

ie. literally it's a separation measure for distributions .. just as I recalled from my first encounter with the notion ~ 1984 (ish).

If you're sincere you should either add those points back or, preferably, expand upon your theory of how my snap take is incorrect.

( I'm aware it's not a metric due to triangle inequality, etc. )
Yeah and if the shit lawyer doesn't do his job then you have grounds for appeal. Always trust your lawyer to handle your legal business. Should be taught in schools with civic lessons. You literally have nothing to gain from talking to police without a lawyer if you are detained.
Where are you located? I just checked for appointments with MD in San Francisco tomorrow and there were 5 different doctors available, with maybe a dozen time slots to choose from.
> it's not like the Pi-Hole can block embedded ads in adware apps like YouTube on the iOS

Thanks for the info. I thought this was possible and it was the sole reason why I considered setting one up. Now I procrastinated on that project long enough to learn I can cancel it.
Quality is always a trade-off.

That's a pretty huge assumption.

For instance, compare firearms prior to replaceable parts to firearms after.

Better, cheaper, easier to make (because craft was replaced with process). Some up front cost, but absolutely not a trade off, it was a huge advancement.

Of course modern process control does more or less let you relax conformance rules to reduce cost, but it's farcical to call sacrificing reasonable conformance "quality".

Arguably, the idea that quality is obviously a trade off and you can make money by letting it slide is one of the sources of rot in our society.
I'm little confused why people are being so weird with the OP, asking what the difference between a blob and a file aren't something for seaweedfs lol, Blobs and Files, and other terms are terms used to describe different layers of data allocation in almost every modern object storage solution.

Blobs are what lie under files, you can have a file split into multiple blobs spread across different drives, or different servers etc, and then can put it back together into a file when requested, thats how i understand it at a basic level
I doubt this was intentional? It sounds more like mistakenly applying the procedure for opening a normal door, which requires no followup, to opening a door plug, which does.
I agree! The older I get the more i'm able to understand peace. It becomes the only thing truly valuable.

The paradox of holding both extremes is crucial i think. We're everything and nothing.
30 comments so far, and nobody has struck on the single most important thing you can do:

Talk to them. Listen to them. You will find everything else follows from there.
Height is my biggest concern as a cyclist and pedestrian.
That was more directed towards people who are trying to train AIs to be a competitor to Nolo. Lots of document repositories exist, but they won't work with you if you want to sell legal contracts yourself. I have seen a lot of startups raise money to try to build an AI solution to this, but the results haven't been great so far.
Select Star SQL? https://selectstarsql.com/

It opens up with analyzing death row inmates, so significantly more real than classifying flowers.
This strikes me as an absurd Reddit tier statement. How many criminal cases do not involve police? You are suggesting juries should throw out ALL cases involving police?
I've found the same. Especially dealing with sorta complex JSON column migrations where the JSON structure needs to be changed. Can describe in plain english what I want to do and get a working query for it.
Why not use Siri / the native TTS solution on iOS?
VO2 Max is the number one predictor not "strength training".
Please provide evidence that "so many people are starving in the US."
agreed wrt falls and, moreover, being stronger/better balanced also mitigates the damage for the falls that do happen.
hey, kinda like reddit. Sensing a pattern here
Google glass user behavior also rhymed with asshole.
Have you checked out Proxmox? 16 large servers in a cluster config could possibly be powerful enough for your needs (Proxmox lets you cluster 16 servers in each cluster); if you need more, split up each part of the services into 16-server chunks.

EDIT: seems the limit is no longer 16 per cluster https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Cluster_Manager
Uh, poor people have way more kids:

https://www.statista.com/statistics/241530/birth-rate-by-fam...
> Well, we arrive at the whole "the optimal amount of fraud is non-zero" train of thought, otherwise there is no money-making opportunity.

So? Do doctors want you to have cancer? Do undertakers want you to die? Yet they still get paid.

> They push on the legal aspects of other problems, but I don't see them pushing on the legal aspects of this.

That's not persuasive, unless you are in that business. Where is a list of the things they do?

> If they can't survive as-is whilst paying out those kinds of salaries with such revenue, that's a management problem.

While I don't like the CEO's pay, competitors have far greater budgets - and pay CEOs far more - as do many businesses. The amount itself isn't evidence. Where is the evidence that Mozilla isn't allocating funds well?
Still experimenting with about ~20mg of coffee every other day. Great as part of my pre-workout (as indicated by Huberman's podcast) especially with fats. If I don't add the fats, I definitely feel the edginess and jitteriness...

I don't really need it though, wondering if I'm better off just avoiding it? Heard of many other longevity and neural benefits... something I was expecting in this pretty empty study. Self-experimenting continues...
A friend of mine in Vietnam needed some quick cash to go home for Tet holiday and asked me for help in paying for their travel costs and some spending money. Nothing nefarious, just a few hundred USD. I'm happy to help them.

I went to a popular VN crypto website, put in their name and bank account number and how much I wanted to send them (and on what crypto network and token, as they support a bunch of them). The site spit out an address to send the tokens to with my wallet.

The transaction cost me $0.05, the conversion rates were totally fair and actually quite good, it only took a couple hours, and as an added bonus, didn't even require any sort of KYC because it was just a small amount of money.

For those of you dumping on crypto, I can tell you that it doesn't get any easier than that. There is no way that I can do something like that otherwise. We need more of this, not less.
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Same here. After a few SD Card corruptions, I was done.

NextDNS has been fantastic. And like you said, easily portable.
Well - to be fair - it's simply not possible to determine if the people disagreeing with me understood my comment to be sarcasm.

Still, I stand by it, as I do not believe there is merit in earnestly engaging with people who feel it's inappropriate to condemn racism and sexism.
Connect it to a relay to start your brew in the morning?
The question for me is, how do I convince them to do anything? I've tried sharing all the stats, buying them a peloton, using scare tactics. Everything. At a certain point you can't convince someone to do anything and unfortunately as one of their children I will have to take care of them like adult toddlers and watch them decline.

Just trying to convince my dad to not fall asleep on his couch watching tv is impossible. They are actually hopeless and I'm already starting to see signs of dementia.
Many jobs and retailers have left SF. It's not surprising that statistics got "better". Also the police will have had a lot of pressure on them to make the statistics better, they're not to be trusted to publish good statistics.

I could find lists of store closures and numbers of jobs gone, but instead one data point: whole foods closing an enormous store after only one year.

https://abc7.com/whole-foods-san-francisco-store-closing-wor...

That either means what they say: crime was a huge problem, or they're covering for bad sales: people have left.

And the world isn't just SF. Locally I've been in line at a coffee shop twice this year while somebody stole something from the grab and go case and ran... there aren't any more grab and go cases or merchandise at several coffee shops. It wasn't long ago that I could go to the local target and buy things off shelves instead of waiting for someone to open the case with a key.
This bias is particularly dangerous, in that so much business advice comes down to "work hard and persevere". In the case of a business that's just not going to happen, this is pessimal advice that makes a bad situation worse.
The Big Bang generally refers not simply to the instant the universe was created but an early high energy state. The term had long been in use before it was discovered that there needed to be an initial singularity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Big_Bang_theory

Or as an astrophysicist said ~”You can refer to the Big Bang as the first instant or a fairly arbitrary period after that initial event. The universe cooling down enough for matter is just as reasonable an end as the universe cooling down for atoms.”
https://largest.org/geography/largest-cattle-ranches-in-the-... says Deseret Ranches has 44,000 cattle.

Google tells me beef cattle are slaughtered after 2 years. Split 2 years among 44,000 cattle and you get to spend at most 24 minutes with each one, if you dedicate 2 years of your life to nothing else but that, not even sleep, travel, eating. If you let them live their natural life expectancy of 20 years, you get 240 minutes with each cow - two hours in its 20 year life.

"I care about my cattle", yes, I don't think "cattle" is supposed to mean "stop caring about the things you work on". "I know each and every one as well as the family dog I've had for ten years", no. That's not possible. You raise them industrially and kill them for profit/food, that's a different dynamic than with Spot.
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My point is that a loud muffler isn't necessary on the track, by showing a production car can be quiet yet still fun to drive.

But you're right, there is no nuance in my argument. I'm so fucking sick and tired of being woken up 2:00 in the morning by my neighbors cars that this is something that I feel strongly about. And there's lots of others like me.
for i := range 10 {

What was the syntax for this before?
Brave/BAT is a massive "crypto" grift. It's an ERC20 token that they hold like 30% of in reserves. You also need to signup for Uphold / sign up with Brave to receive payment.

It's a cryptocurrency only in implementation, but the actual experience could be replicated with (GoFundMe or any other "creator platform") + A chrome extension.
You might want BetterTouchTool too, since it adds things like cut and paste, to Apple Shortcuts All Actions list. I also use it as the initial trigger usually, to make a hotkey launch a Shortcut. Whisper looks like this https://i.imgur.com/ApAwf2E.png and ChatGPT looks like this https://i.imgur.com/g9f9ZDH.png .
Cheating with Chat-GPT
Your interview process is not as good at filtering out cheaters as you think it is. Heck, your interview process is not good as you think even without cheaters.
it really isn't. but to be fair, it got a lot worse many years after the acquisition (2008), so it's hard to be certain whose fault it was.
AdGuard blocks at the client level, so it works (so far) as far as I tested in the last couple of weeks (with a non-premium account).

Disclaimer: YouTube is still very affordable in India, our family subscribe to the YouTube Premium.
Hydration.

Many symptoms of inadequate hydration include confusion, memory loss, and balance issues which are often interpreted as early onset dementia. Especially if blood tests don't indicate actual dehydration.

Watch for the flags: minor headache, slight nausea, blood pressure and pulse fluctuations, and constipation to name a few.

And always be skeptical and knowledgeable about the medications prescribed. Learn the side-effects and be ever vigilant about the recommended dosage.
Love to hear more but:

This site can’t be reachedCheck if there is a typo in neurotone.ai.
DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
Aaand.. we have a combo! (there's an icelandic version of this word someone mentioned earlier)
Sorry for the dirty joke.
I looked at it on mobile, so I couldn't actually play it, but can't you just fix a period and amplitude and alternate the phase forever or just set the amplitude to 0?