skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thats not a fair assumption. I know more than a few people who have flat expressions or speech and their personality is totally opposite.

For some its how they are raised, others it a muscular issue. And yet others are awkward in front of a camera
We didn't even get to discussing the amount. It was a non starter. I'm sure some amount would have worked but really my main hope was to just snap them out of it and perhaps get a little reflection from them. Didn't work.
It feels strange and almost arrogant to "name" the tree with the name of a human figure with our lifespan less than a mere century.
If you think wealthy people are particularly smart in Europe, I have a few bridges you can handily take home.
Well his Soviet escapades seem to suggest that not all of them were wholly humorous.
On what metric is this a "minor milestone"? They just successfully hoisted the largest rocket ever made into orbit, and unlike the Saturn V this will be fully reusable.
So interesting. I cannot help but wonder how it must be to live such an eventful life. Surely it must feel as uneventful as others, with small patches of action?
Article flagged within 10 minutes.

Can't have anything acknowledging that men have issues also. Who is pushing these narratives?
It's been there for 900 years. It's not going to suddenly vanish next Tuesday.
You seem confused. If people are unequal then equality of outcome is impossible and not worth pursuing[1]. The only possible equality is equal opportunity which as you rightly point out isn’t really equal. But it’s the only possibility. Equality of outcome denies free will.

[1] edit to clarify, I mean “not worth pursuing” past the point of equilibrium. We can improve equality of outcome to a point but then will hit a plateau. Pretending that plateau doesn’t exist is one of humanities biggest problems. It’s a costly lie that doesn’t serve anyone but certain professional groups.
And men chase the top 10% women. (IME moreso than the other way round)
Sure, my point was that City of Vancouver averages are going to be higher than GVRD and that average condo cost doesn’t mean a lot when it includes condos from places like Port Moody, Port Coquitlam, Langley and even Surrey.
> presumably to also be in sync with Germany

Yes, it was changed by Germany while they were occupying France during World War 2.

Most people are happy with it now though, and during the recent talks about whether to keep summer time or not in Europe, it appeared the opinion in France was mostly to stay on summer time year-round, so UTC+2. Which means more darkness in the mornings during winter, but keeping long evenings in summer and improving a bit the short evenings of winter.
If by "drifting apart" you mean feminists screaming "kill all men!" at rallies, young women laughing "we don't need men for anything" at interviews, and young men observing what happens to older men in divorce court, and seeing the stats revealing how utterly disinterested and incapable modern women are of pair bonding anymore.

Suicides at up 37% in 20 years, 80% male. 90% of women are hopelessly addicted to hormonal birth control, stunting their sexual maturity. Single motherhood and sexually transmitted diseases are on the rise. Women keep voting for more taxes and foreign handouts while doing none of the difficult labor to pay for it, and men, who are being told they are useless and repulsive are left wondering what incentive they have to work nor date at all.

Birth rates are plummeting, fertility has halved in a few decades, antidepressant prescriptions skyrocketing. This is the end of western civilization as we know it. An entire generation of young people - currently our most scarce resource - are being lost to women literally rebelling against their own nature, not caring about being wives nor mothers, shouting "oppressive patriarchy!" at every opportunity, all the while out clubbing and giving premarital sex for free to a few select men, and producing pornography to fund irresponsible lifestyles.

I've had a front row seat watching this unfold throughout the course of my entire life, which began with my mother destroying my family and blaming my dad for it, while she herself made my growing up life a living hell. My dad's second woman cheated and left, so my oldest sibling is in the same boat. I watched my mom blow up her second marriage as well. Every single woman I've dated has been clinically insane, cheating, and promiscuous beyond belief - first I thought I might be the problem, but then I saw the stats. It's everyone's problem, and women aren't going to fix it.

We're on a fast track to extinction, accelerating. Women are out of control. They can't control themselves, and refuse to be controlled by any man, encouraging each other on social media to abandon boyfriends, divorce husbands, get cosmetic surgery, and ultimately die alone, unloved, and medicated out of their gourd.

This is a cosmic war, and Satan is winning.
Interesting read. Anybody interested in the topic should read/watch Sam Vaknin.
Oh man and I had just downloaded the top result when searching app store for bitcoin wallet to send him bitcoin so he would double it for me!
I’m really worried that there’s a trend to normalize narcissistic and sociopathic behavior simply because “they are self aware”

There are a few ASPD, NPD or narcissist Instagram pages which are clearly sociopaths getting their attention fix by acknowledging and describing these behaviors - this isn’t the same as recovery groups or serious interventions because ASPD has been seen as impossible to treat (though that’s slowly changing by viewing it as a basket of disorders)

So it seems like we have basically birthed an entirely new class of advanced sociopaths who can recognize their behaviors, pretend like they’re actually working towards fixing them, even warning people that they aren’t safe so they get a free pass on their behavior. In the meantime, they just continue to act in only their own best interest, while shrugging their shoulders, and throwing their hands up, saying “what can I do? I’m working on it.”

Sociopath awareness pins coming soon?

So let’s not get confused here. Self reported non clinically observed sociopaths don’t meet the DSM definition for ASPD because lack of guilt, not simply the awareness of antisocial behavior.

One can certainly argue about definitions, but experience in narcissistic abuse survivors groups (many of which I am in) is consistent and robust in identifying major behavioral patterns including self-aggrandizement.

This isn’t a disability, sociopathy is a self-propelled toxic character trait, typically resulting from deep childhood trauma that our society rewards structurally.

Numerous studies indicate high correlation with aspd and powerful positions so it’s not like this group needs a leg up. Mostly we just need to identify and isolate people with ASPD as quickly as possible.

I’m unaware of anything more destructive than a smart sociopath and it seems the acceptance of them is growing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisocial_personality_disor...

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/antisocial-pe...
You couldn't go home on your own? I was doing that since first grade. Selecting accommodation location to match that was quite important, schools would take local kids as priority. Remote folks took a bus on their own. Learning to cross busy roads from very young age.

I think we go somehow more retarded as society and got properly scared with pedophiles and kidnappings (maybe compensating subconsciously for lack of time dedicated to kids). The worst thing is, this helicopter parenting seriously harms kids development and resiliency.
I read things differently. Several sections clearly reference the owner of a device. For example under section C part i

(C) Makes parts available directly or through an authorized service provider to:
(i) An independent repair provider or an owner at costs and on terms that are equivalent
to the most favorable costs and terms at which the original equipment manufacturer offers
the parts to an authorized service provider and that:

the word owner shows up 17 times in the bill, and seems to give the same rights to an owner, that an authorized repair shop has.
That's not what equality of opportunity is referring to. It's about removing barriers and discrimination that would lead someone with equal or greater abilities to do worse than someone else with the same or lower abilities.

The phrase, "I believe in equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome" explicitly acknowledges that equality of opportunity will not yield equality of outcome. In part, because of the unequal distribution of talent that you point out.
>1

I'll need to look at data on that before conceding or disagreeing. (Not your job I'll look later)

>the people organising or allowing the events in the first place are the one in charge

How come? If I go to a town square to speak and I get lynched, am I the one in power because I organized my speech?

You're extrapolating a lot of power from being able to allocate time in a anphitheater from the University.

>3

Sure but it's been some years since leftism has been the worst offender when it comes to harassment in universities. I very much am against when it is the right doing the harassment (Dylan Mulvaney comes to mind).
I won't disagree with that. State actors are definitely included in my sentiment here.
I don’t think they would be limited to rentals given the leasehold titles he mentions as a likely framework. The same is true of national lands or parks — you can buy a property in the Banff townsite, or on Port Authority lands, for instance, but it’s a leasehold title and the land reverts to the crown at expiry.
Yeah that's true, was an issue on todays Connections as well :/
Identify unused columns in Snowflake and other data warehouses
Elon "free speech absolutist" Musk did what?
I guess they didn’t want to make it too easy for some Chinese fishing vessels ;)
I watch alot of air incident reports on YT. Many of accidents (not crash) include words like "Unfortunately we wouldn't know exactly what happened, because pilots forgot to turn off the voice recorder after landing".
Pilots become conviniently forgetful when some accident happens and it can possibly point to their mistake. Because privacy of two people at their job place is above safety of whole industry, you know, so others cannot earn on their expirience.
I'd say, keep it at 2 hours, but suspend and send for training all the forgetful ones. OR, even better, make it impossible to open cockpit door after you have landed if voice recorder is still on. Make it a part of after-landing checklist. Make huge alarm siren. Make SWAT surround every plane until recorder is off. Anything is better then just waiving off the responsibility and potentially valuable experience
TLS is more costly to implement than simply not encrypting or signing anything.

Sometimes cost of implementation isn't the only consideration.
The cynic in me thinks that some young men are disappointed that the patriarchy is falling, partly because (young) women are more empowered and self-determined, and they no longer own women. Which is a good thing.
Edit: grammar

Humans and mice have 85% commonality in their DNA.

More to the point, humans have between 99.6 and 99.9 commonality in their genetics. Even more interesting (quoted directly from below) " impossible to draw discrete genetic boundaries around human groups."

Your point is not accurate.

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_and_genetics

> Humans are remarkably genetically similar, sharing approximately 99.6%-99.9% of their genetic code with one another. We nonetheless see wide individual variation in phenotype, which arises from both genetic differences and complex gene-environment interactions. The vast majority of this genetic variation occurs within groups; very little genetic variation differentiates between groups. Crucially, the between-group genetic differences that do exist do not map onto socially recognized categories of race. Furthermore, although human populations show some genetic clustering across geographic space, human genetic variation is "clinal", or continuous. This, in addition to the fact that different traits vary on different clines, makes it impossible to draw discrete genetic boundaries around human groups. Finally, insights from ancient DNA are revealing that no human population is "pure" – all populations represent a long history of migration and mixing.
For those that loved the book. Hasek also wrote an autobiography, which is even funnier than the life of Svejk. It's definitely made up quite a bit, but the stories in it are great. I cannot find english title ( it might have been not printed ), but transleting from polish it's called "3.5 beer".

Spoilers!!! Stories include:

- One time he wrote to paper called animals and unfortunately run out of animals to write, so he just started inventing them. It ended up in year long trip to Australia paid by some wealthy women who really wanted to get her own "Tasmanian Vampire"

- Russian general invades city. Hasek knows the best way to stay alive is to have a drink with him. They get very drunk and general ask Hasek what's his biggest problem. Hasek says that the fact that people cannot read. Next day he wakes up to bunch of posters around the city saying that whoever will not be able to read by noon tomorrow will be executed.
I just got a 4K OLED P14S Gen 4 AMD and everything worked out of the box in Fedora 39 Workstation (including the trackpoint).
Removed the "definitely" :-)
Spanish siesta's are still just 2-3 hours long. In traditional Indian cultures, people would often work between 6am and 11am and then from 5pm to 9pm, because middle of the day was too hot to do any kind of physical work.

So, I'm definitely going for weather as the reason for the tradition and not any timezone shift. And that also means that office work and air conditioning should reduce this practice over time.
Steven Mnuchin putting together investor group to buy TikTok
Unrelated to the article: look at all of the reams of crap in the Economist’s cookie pop-up / disclaimer. Especially all of the 3rd parties they share your data with: Microsoft, Facebook, Adobe, etc… “Together with our 168 trusted partners…” It’s an abomination.
Hopefully the NASA flight monitoring the launch has video of the booster coming back down.
Whenever I've seen them (not sure which specific ones) they've been either

1) Whining about donations (and shoutouts every few seconds)

2) Whining about the cost of cameras (I remember one of the early exploding and the commentator spent the next 10 minutes going on about his expensive cameras)

Yes they are funded by begging, that's not something I'm interested in listening too. I've seen US TV occasionally, I find it unwatchable with the jarring commercials, but I guess if you are used to that then the begging streams.

The spacex stream traditionally is a good feed, not too fanboyish, no begging, but it seems it's no longer reliably broadcast
I wasn't aware of the duration of time between the Boeing incident and the QA check. Without that in mind, the footage being lost seemed rather suspicious to me, but after your sibling commenter pointed this out, I see how my comment comes across now. I've edited the comment to make this clear.
Show HN: Learn Flyscrape in 10 Minutes [video]
Clearly, we should all be disappointed that Adobe did not carefully fine-tune its model to represent the Nazi party accurately. /s
I would never endorse this but I also kind of understand: it's very easy to switch sides when you're seeing your own government face-plant all the time and never get anything meaningful done. That's one of the ways the ruling class wins: a new "promising" system gets promoted, it points at the mistakes of the current system and the people, tired of all the crap, end up voting for the new stuff, only to discover it's even worse... :(

That has happened quite a lot in history, sadly (also I am aware that in the case of the USSR there was no voting involved, it was just a figure of speech).
Done is the enemy of better.
I'm sure she can mask, just like millions of other neurodivergent people. That photo was chosen deliberately.
Sometimes the choice for salespeople is between promising to deliver by a certain deadline or losing the sale. Some companies simply aren't in the financial position to turn away revenue and still survive. If you don't want to ever be in that position, then make sure to only work for companies that are already financially secure.
Sadly it feels that overtime has been eliminated from the industry. Every contract I've ever signed (and this is in the supposedly more worker-friendly EU) has had text along the lines of 'Your working hours are 40h a week. Occasionally you may be required to work more. Overtime is not compensated.'

The best I've had in a workplace is an informal policy of time-off-in-lieu for extra hours worked.
And this is why I am sometimes wary of engineers who cannot express themselves coherently in writing.

I've had people tell me I'm being "unfair" for saying that someone who can't write well about their work probably isn't producing very good work (and by "well" I mean clear, concise, and relevant, not necessarily aesthetically pleasing or grammatically correct). Apparently it's unfair because "not everyone is gifted at writing." (Granted, I am an professional editor, so I could be biased.)

But writing is, fundamentally, thinking. Not being able to write coherently about a subject shows an inability think coherently about it. So why should I trust people like that?
I hear you but also in that case why not just use something like Github/Linear directly? I'm really attracted to what you're doing but when I think through it I already feel well served by stuff like Linear if it's "task" work I'm mainly trying to capture.
I joke that in the end Andrew Tanenbaum got the upper hand over Linus, because the supposed performance benefit of a monolithic kernel over microkernels is meaningless in a Kubernetes cluster, or distributions like SUSE Linux Enterprise Micro and Fedora CoreOS.
Beautiful flight so far!
The use of equality of opportunity there is about making sure a kid has the chance to perform as well as they can regardless of where they happen to be born and the socioeconomic status of their parents because today where you're born has a lot to do with how good of a school you get into unless your parents are well off enough to go private or have the time and energy to get you into a magnet/charter program that can bypass the geographic destiny of property and income tax levels.
When young men are falling behind on basically every metric, not hard to understand they feel resentment. Whatevers happening currently isn't working for most of us.

Career wise, dating wise, education wise...

And for women the progress they have made in the recent history, at least, feels like it has been working for them. So of course they vote for more of the same.
Found a quote, had to use the anglicized spelling though.

https://www.vanityfair.com/culture/2011/08/heller-201108

"The Czech writer Arnošt Lustig claimed that Heller had told him at a New York party for Milos Forman in the late 1960s that he couldn’t have written Catch-22 without first reading Jaroslav Hašek’s unfinished World War I satire, The Good Soldier Schweik. "
I think it's more likely that she's lying for attention (and a book deal) than it is that she's actually a sociopath. Since we're talking about subjective feelings, it's not like there's any way to knwo for sure.

I suppose if she killed someone and was managing this publicity blitz from jail it would add some credence.
You weren't the only one, I clicked on it too, as did thousands of others, before finding a real stream
There are many 50+ year old homes that are basically held up with thoughts and prayers. Many of the building methods and materials were very questionable. I would not recommend buying an old house in the USA without a thorough inspection by someone who works on old houses regularly. Many are fine, many are death traps.
Also commuting around this :) Looks to be very successful. I wonder how many tests the ship can pass in orbit.
Add Dadagrams to your list:
https://dadagrams.com/

No affiliation, it was posted to HN a while back and that is how I found it. The premise is fun, you're playing against the developers dad.
All of this is very true! Thanks to the author for being open about their mistakes.

If you want to avoid this scenario, your company needs good leadership. If you're at a company where the managers don't do any due diligence in terms of verifying the progress of work, you are at an either inept or toxic company. If all people do is ask you for a "status report" and they just hope it's correct, they're setting everyone up to fail.

Good management is like a teacher in school who checks if students are completing their work, and if they aren't, gives them assistance. The teacher must actually check the work, and be interested in the welfare of the student as much as improvement.
It's hard to imagine that it's easier to produce insulin with a cow than with yeast, the way we do it now.
The thrill response may be preserved.
How to train your large language model
I think it's always going to be the case that we'll get to AGI through a collection of neural networks and symbolic logic systems and not through just a single neural network. For some reason a lot of people think that's "cheating", though.
Apple Reportedly Testing AI-Based Ad Placement
This is nightmare fuel.
> Isn't that the core of the issue? Who decides what is journalism?

There are several issues at play here I think, but to take one: Who decides?

As long as journalists enjoy certain judicial privileges it is natural that the democratic state grants these certifications. This is not controversial in Nordic countries as it might be elsewhere.

Journalism has a well defined meaning in language. The concept has been interpreted extremely liberally up to now in Sweden. This can be carefully tightened without trespassing into undemocratic territory. The alternative - that anyone can register as a journalistic business without any certification will likely result in those privileges being removed. This is the real danger here.
I wasn't yet alive during the Apollo launches, so I can't directly compare, but I for one feel these launches (today's included) are extremely impressive and am very happy to celebrate the "minor" milestones with them.
False. Stats from dating apps show that men find most women attractive, while women find most men unattractive.
It's "bleak" to want to improve critical thinking?
The biggest difference is that HTTP/3 (and to a lesser extent, 2) are designed and implemented entirely and exclusively for for profit-business use cases at the detriment to all other use cases and specifically longevity. Since there are no HTTP/3 implementations that allow the use of non-CA TLS or even just plain text that means in order to host a visitable website for major browsers you have to get continued re-approval from a third party corporation every ~3 months. This means that websites using HTTP/3 will have very short unmaintained lifetimes. HTTP/3 sites will not last many years. They'll simply become unvisitable in a fraction of a year if there's ever any problem in the huge chain of complexity that is acme2 (and when acme2 is deprecated and turned off a huge portion of the web will die, much more than died when acme1 was turned off on LE).

There is one feasible change that can be made now: Firefox needs to change the flags in it's HTTP/3 library build so that self signed certs are allowed.
This is why for all its faults and limitations, Google Sheets is astronomically better than Excel for collaboration. There is one single source of truth, will full change history and undo-redo of the entire spreadsheet or individual elements, plus comments and chat.