skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I read the first paragraph of your post.. Sincerely, the best of luck on your journey.
I think some HN users have only ever worked on web or mobile software and have no concept of what happens in the broader software industry. For example, on the F-35 (JSF) program they took about 10 years to ship the first real production release with multiple large schedule slips along the way. And that was despite deferring a lot of the planned scope.
This has been game changing (low carb, not steaks only) for those drowsy afternoons at work. More importantly, I go carb-free 24 hours before I drive any long distance. It makes it so much easier to drive safely for a long distance.
> Try writing anything other than ML in pytorch. You can't?

Of course you can! It's a library of vectorized math operations. You don't need to do gradient descent on the graph either.
Approval is always higher when disapproval is a crime punishable by disappearance.
BTW, it would be great to have a rational discussion instead of intense downvoting on everything statement that doesn't fit another person's political ideology. Rather cowardly...
I agree, in the grand scheme of things it's really nothing. It doesn't really bother me that someone somewhere published some nonsense. It only irks me the persistent defense of these obviously wrong decisions. Just admit you fucked up and move on. If the publishers did just that it would long have been forgotten.
Well, first off, they’re not NASA (or the NSF). I always thought it was sketchy that they used the name, it seems to imply that they are official when they are not.
I'm guessing they want to avoid characters being removed by systems in the stack between the one generating the object and the one transferring bits over network. Could be more robust if everything (response and p) is re-forwarded through API Gateway or any API Orchestration logic.

As you pointed out, whitespace probably is technically superior, adding a useless field might be more convenient in their current stack and can help clients securing their own systems.
I love this topic. For most of the people here, raised in Anglo-Saxon culture, the idea of having a long lunch break is probably shocking as the expected notion is that the lunch break should only cover the time needed to eat.

In many countries like France or Spain, the notion of lunch also entails the other aspect of eating: digestion as the act of getting fed doesn't stop once the food ends in your stomach. It still needs to be digested.

For school kids, it's also an additional time to exercise their muscles by moving around after spending hours sitting down (which we all know now it's unhealthy).
the instability was due to partial engine relight
Your original statement was:

> "I appreciate Covid is still a threat to some elderly and/or sick people. To the majority of us, it isn't ... and wasn't ... ever "

The fact that it doubled everyone's risk of dying disproves that.

I understand that it's unlikely for a young, healthy person to die in any given year but they should still wear seatbelts, or stop smoking if doing those things doubles their likelihood of death.

>I'm not sure that peer-reviewed research deserves to be put on a pedestal.

I'm unaware of any better alternative. Twitter and blog posts certainly aren't it.

>It's pretty unfortunate if a "cure" ends up killing more people than the disease

It would be pretty bold to make that claim. Do you have any reliable source to indicate that it was? I'm aware that many people speculated to that effect, often loudly. I've never seen any evidence though.

That said, the fact that this is Financial Times article kind of gives it away. It's reasonable (if a bit monstrous) to say that you think your income is more important than other peoples lives, but if that's what you mean you should state it plainly.

> We can and should trust doctors at an individual level, but at planet scale we need to listen to statisticians too.

I'm not sure I would agree with that statement. Statistics are like bikinis. What they display is important, but what they conceal is vital. To me, statements like this feel like another way of saying "There are things more important than human life."
PostData: He got diagnosed as a 30 years old or so.
The elevator music during this next 30 minutes in orbit! lol

Flawless launch.
Looked very impressive and there is enormous progress compared to the earlier tests. Especially as all engines seemed to work throughout the entire launch, the earlier tests had significant engine troubles so they seem to have a handle on that now.

The reentry burn failing doesn't seem like a huge deal in this case, especially as the engines worked very well earlier.
"Chance to die: 1 in 952 within a year, 1.5% (1 in 66.1) within 10 years" good grief... I think it's worth me keeping those figures in mind more often. I might be less frivolous with my time, being more actively aware of those stats...
Equality of opportunity means in a strict sense external factors, in an even stricter sense things that can be changed by policy. Otherwise, it would be asking for all people to be born with the same mental processing potential. Which is absurd, which I guess is your point. But it isn't that absurd if you define opportunity as "things society can actually do for the individual".
Claude 3 and GPT-4 achieve a tie for first place in the latest LLM benchmark
i think this is positive. because it means therapists can empathize when people feel that there is something wrong with them. there is nothing worse than a therapist who doesn't take your feelings seriously.

also, when you do need therapy yourself, depending on what kind of therapist you get, you can end up spending a lot of time learning just for your own sake. my brother did that, and at some point he was able to explain his issues better than the therapists he talked to.

did you ask your wife about her reasons to become a therapist?
Is your argument that a man page is more discoverable than a UI?
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The implicit claim being made in this sarcastic comment is that it's not possible for a law to be detrimental to one company while unfairly favoring another.

Which, of course, is obviously false when you think about it.
Hadn't heard of her. Apparently she wrote a book called "Mao's America".

Anyways I think you're being unfair to the original comment, they didn't say what you're claiming.
Not at all. Estimation is not based on randomness.
Tracking the neural codes for words and phrases during semantic composition
I don't think that's a fair interpretation of the situation at all.
It won't be like Java but better, because the moment you depend on external resources beyond pure compute, it won't be WORA any longer.
So what would you tell a "smart sociopath" to do? Someone who wants to live and pursue their own happiness without diminishing that of others?

Should they just cease to exist? Retreat somewhere they can't hurt others and live apart from society because society has no place for their disability? Or is it possible to fit in and be useful even if you're neuro divergent?
Lying to thousands shamelessly for their own gain? How very... Sociopathic.
Excess energy from the power grid -- in times when renewables produce excess energy.

Otherwise, the heat to be stored comes as a byproduct of local industry. Something that would otherwise be vented out and not used.
And ICE use engine braking, I can drive with almost no use of the brakes, is it how most people drive? Certainly not. Most teslas I see use the gas and brake pedal as on/off switches.
She seems to be a bit of an intriguing character. I remember googling her when that thread from 18 days ago popped up and couldn't figure out whether she was genuine or simply a very good self-publicist chasing a literary niche.

Seeing her pop up again has made me lean towards the latter. I googled around again and discovered a reddit thread in "askpsychology": https://www.reddit.com/r/askpsychology/comments/jqewhk/does_...

It raises a few interesting concerns, for example:

* You'd expect someone with a degree in psychology to be unlikely to use the term "sociopath" so freely and without qualification or clarification.

* Her credentials seem questionable. There's no record of her actually having a PhD and no record of a dissertation in proquest. It's possible she did a "PsyD" program at California Graduate Institute.

* She appears to use clinical terminology incorrectly and make claims on her (now disappeared) blog that aren't backed up by research.

* Her real name appears to be Patricia Cagle, however she wrote articles under the name "Patric Gagne" for a column called Modern Love in NYT which apparently does not permit pseudonyms.
Lotus 123 would have been more popular with programmers if it were named Lotus 012.
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> The best fit in a healthy society, I think, is doing things that others can’t, like extreme sport type of stuff, or astronaut, brain surgeon

Reminds me of the Bill Burr bit on Lance Armstrong[1]

> The guy was a sociopath on a bicycle. As far as I'm concerned we got off easy. If that guy was working for a corporation he would have been pouring stuff in the water supply, doing god knows what. Just keep him on the bike. Let him go up and down hills. He's not hurting anybody.

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1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9YL04v-J5U
Today is 14.03. where I live....
The test is essentially a success at this point. Starship can take payload to orbit and open/close the payload doors. The remaining things are icing on the cake. They can refine re-usability while flying payloads.
I remember their Coherent UNIX-like OS for PCs that they were selling for $99 in the early 1990s which was mentioned in the article. It came with an excellent paper manual which was like a thousand pages. If it had come out five years earlier than it did it would have been a huge success. But in the early 1990s it soon faced competition from Linux and the various BSDs.
I'd imagine those programs would have a very different aim than Blender itself.

I'm thinking of scientifc simulation tools, which would benefit from interactive 3D graphics. Coding that with a traditional game engine is a no-go for researchers.
This is actually a very interesting side channel attack for streaming data. They use an LLM to guess words from token length. Definitely, padding would help here.

Nit: Title should say “guess” and not “read”.
Seems to be because the actual name is AppSheet and not "Google AppSheet" (even though it is mentioned in this way on their website in some places).

Requesting just "AppSheet" gives the right result.
> early days of computing, only white men were shown doing the work

this is not true in California

source: Dr Dobbs
I'd like to throw in a recommendation for Huygens Optics: https://www.youtube.com/@HuygensOptics

Everything you ever wanted to know (and more) about light and lenses, explained in a way that's totally comprehensible if you learned electricity and magnetism physics in college.
Writing for an audience may be bland if you think your audience is stupid. Newton wrote Principia Mathematica for an audience. If you write for history you write for an audience: all of mankind.
Twitter is awash with garbage too, likely even worse. Every major account, without exception, has multiple fake clones (often many created per day) running around trying to steal clicks and occasionally phish users. The Internet is just hard.

You're just saying that the Twitter official account is official. No reason you can't have an Official Account anywhere else, SpaceX just doesn't.
After some brief research, I haven't found any notable emphasis on formal verification in any well-known unikernel (imperfectly defined by online searching, LLM exploration, and focusing on languages like Haskell and Rust that tend to more interested in correctness). Did I miss anything? Even the Wikipedia pages lacks any mention of verification.

The closest I've found was a Reddit article titled "Stardust Oxide: I wrote a unikernel in Rust for my bachelors dissertation" with this comment "My impression, after investigating Singularity for my own undergrad: No. They did bytecode varification against a manifest after codegen, in their own intermediate language that all installed programs had to use. For the Rust compiler I imagine you're thinking of doing certification against the module sources? That's not going to provide the same level of verification."
Private key accidentally published in TV news
Air traffic chaos went on for hours as engineers were WFH
> curious what do you mean here? Java has many utils for concurrent programming

Those are necessary but not sufficient to protect your program from data races or other multi-threaded issues.

It is very easy to get them incorrect.
Whether it's sociopathic depends on how she feels about it!
Which is, in my opinion, good

I am sick of seing all kind of unsecure websites (or other things over TLS) as well as private CA

Those things should not be put in production. If people cannot willingly work properly, then their life should be made harder and harder.
Sigh, this is tiresome.... Incredibly harmful because you don't agree with conservative politics.

The same exact political opinion nonsense happens on the far left from other outlets and are just as "harmful".
I actually have the stream open in the background, can't believe how happy and calm this music makes me while patching servers :D
Why a UML book is listed as a reference ?
Damn thats actually a very interesting theory
I think SpaceX is now only streaming on X.com, not YouTube. Perhaps you were watching a copycat channel.
ah OK, I get your point :) It doesn't really matter though because water when liquid doesn't cause any problem when expanding or contracting, its level in a vessel will just slightly change. It's only the ice that can fuck up pipes etc
It's a weird article for sure. Written for an american audience I presume, otherwise they wouldn't feel the need to point out that "many european elections offer a wide array of parties"

It's a shame really, could have been a more interesting article if it didn't try to make things black and white.
Basically higher level languages with garbage collectors have to be converted twice, from their own bytecode into WASM, runing on a runtime that will never be as fined tuned as their own language specific runtime.

Example, the WASM GC design doesn't support all use cases of .NET GC with interior pointers.

There is really no reason to use this instead of packaging higher level languages with garbage collectors into a regular Kubernetes container.
Adding few random bits to response is not really news-worthy. Indeed publishing a post on AI+Security is good marketing.
Even worse, all of software has forgotten about PERT charts. Those work much better than Gantt charts for projects where the task estimates are uncertain.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Program_evaluation_and_review_...
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/mar/13/biden-infras... ("Biden pledges billions to rebuild cities ‘torn apart’ by highways decades ago")
The open source billing startup that wants to take on Stripe
I was given a median lifespan of 80 years, when I punched in my 80 year old father, he is given a median lifespan of 87 years.

Seems the older you are, the longer you are likely to live. Maybe that makes sense. Maybe if I make it to 80 it will also push out my median life expectancy.
I think it's a case of good marketing and good packaging. Realistically you need a laptop to do serious field stuff with a flipper, but only if you plan on doing any testing and reconfiguration and only initially. The flipper isn't much bigger than the limesdr card, but it's nicely packaged and portable so once you have it ready to go you can throw it in a pocket.

The community also helps. The flipper is wildly overpriced for being a glorified happy meal toy but millions of people squeezing every ounce of functional potential out of a happy meal toy is better than a few dozen people writing academic papers with mostly high end industrial (cellular base station) and military applications.
The neuroscientist formerly known as Prince's audio engineer
China definitely takes siesta.
Twitter was a video platform before Musk took over. They were doing Thursday night football (NFL) and other things.

Looking at the SpaceX feed, they seem to be using whatever tech they got from the Periscope acquisition (at least the servers were still pscp.tv).
> This isn’t a disability, sociopathy is a self-propelled toxic character trait, typically resulting from deep childhood trauma that our society rewards structurally

I don’t understand the point you’re trying to make here. If this is a result of deep childhood trauma, in what way is it self propelled?

> Mostly we just need to identify and isolate people with ASPD as quickly as possible.

This seems pretty horrific to me. Assuming ASPD exists on a spectrum, and assuming it’s possible to treat it or at least manage it, it seems like the absolute worst option is to isolate people, the realities of which would almost certainly mean grouping people with these traits together.

Furthermore, if indeed trauma is the cause, it seems even more horrific to categorically discard people who have undergone this kind of hardship through no fault of their own.

I’m not saying people who cause harm to others should get a free pass. But what you’re describing seems untenable from a moral/ethical standpoint, to say nothing of the practical implications.
The death probabilities per age vary quite a bit, even among countries with apparently similar standards of living. The default, Australia, has pretty good stats.
> Project gets out tomorrow versus a month from now? Will anyone still care two years from now? No? Wasn’t worth it.

1. TurboTax

2. A game or other software that needs to get out before Christmas

3. A dependency is being shut down (https://www.honeycode.aws/)
My point would be that non-wealthy people in Europe are even less intelligent on the whole.
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Someone who dedicates so much of your life pretending to be a sociopath just for publicity.... You'd have to be a sociopath to do that.
SpaceX Starship launches successfully, notches new milestones
Most people working office jobs or otherwise common jobs do not.
So, you disagree that the right and conservatives cling on to the older concepts, hierarchies, as well as racial and patriarchal structures of society, not because they have been proven as better, but because they had more control over women and people in general.

This is described as reactionary, a core element of the right; whereas the left wants societal progress, despite or because it breaks up old hierarchies and crusty structures, and gives people equal chances, empowers them through education, wants to set them free through collective ownership.

The whole political orientation is a scale, although not of two dimensions, but more, for example if we consider fiscal and corporate views.

But the terms left and right are definitely a valid spectrum and description of social progressivism vs. social conservativeness.
Came here to say exactly this :) great choice of music!
I've kind of had that in the back of my mind probably since hitting 30-ish or so (perhaps it's what they call a mid-life crisis). I've been on kind of a tear ever since but I am not sure it has allowed me Tim etc smell the roses as they say.
Wrong !== Different. This is by design. I can imagine all the birds in the dinosaur times felt wrong because they weren't t-rexes. Well, that's what saved them in the end.

One would never know.
It makes total sense. Lifespan is age-dependent. There is a minute possibility one can die at 45yo. But if they have not, of course, that portion of the bell curve is shifted out.
At least in safari, you can hit the AA button and increase the font size there.
That's just the embedded twitter stream :D
I find it wild how pervasive passive keyless entry is. Completely form over (security) function.
This is a great article with some valuable insights.

I also noticed that it is part of a larger series of articles on Software Estimation which in my experience is one of the most challenging aspects of development in any organization.

Worth reading: https://jacobian.org/series/estimation/
I have had that experience, yes. Contrast poking around with PuTTY vs man ssh.

Man pages have prose, examples, 'see also' notes.

They surely could put some cheat sheets at the beginning but that doesn't excuse a resistance to reading them.
Maybe Stanford is better. My reference would be attendees of Princeton and Columbia.
This is a myth, the vast majority of working people in Spain do not take siesta on workdays. On weekends sure.
Isn't orbit above 125 miles (200km)?