skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychotropic_Substances_Act_(U...
The above link is the Act that governs the USA's international obligations based on our treaty with the UN to schedule specific drugs and under those terms only allowed to reschedule Schedule 1 drugs with the approval of the UN; often after a review of the drugs medicinal purposes by the WHO.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comprehensive_Drug_Abuse_Preve...
The above is a "DEA" schedule of drug classifications that the government can play around with and bullshit us on. Many of Cannabis schedules have already been reduced based on specific compounds of THC under other treaties enacted before the 1978 alignment from above. These domestic rescheduling may have an affect on legal charges or banking, but cannot address the overarching classifier of Schedule 1 drugs which is the UN based on the 1st link.
I switched to Supermaven and in my experience it’s at least 2x Copilot. Might be worth a try.
Tesla's Biggest Problem: Cars
I believe you can achieve that with n8n. Used in past (and still running) for some data transformation and little more. Possibly similar case what are you describing.

https://n8n.io/
https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n
There’s web2c which transpiles Pascal-Web to C code. And in the 90s, Eberhard Mattes, to enable his port of TeX and friends to OS/2 and DOS wrote a Pascal to C compiler (I remember when it was first released, there was speculation that it might have been a pirated commercial implementation because how could one guy manage this, but that was short-lived as people realized it was faster than any of the commercial versions.)
2 hours later, I think it's safe to say there are multiple definitions in play that are, if not outright contradictory, certainly not identical.

It seems the term is not terribly useful even on its own terms... it is not as well defined as everyone thinks.

Ultimately, "compiler" isn't a bright shining line either... I can take anything and shade it down to the point where you might not be sure ("is that a 'compiler' or an 'interpreter'?"), but the "transpiler" term is trying to draw a line where there isn't even a seam in the landscape.
Signs that times are a' changing -- you can buy illegal drugs with a card now.

(Call me crazy and old-fashioned, but I don't think I'd want 50+ illegally-correlated transactions on my financial record that the government could lump into other charges...)
Dave and Buster's to allow customers to bet on arcade games
https://github.com/secnigma/CVE-2021-3560-Polkit-Privilege-E...
Extension.js can help you creating a new extension using React in no time:

npx extension create my-react-extension --template=react

But I guess it doesn't make it any easier to modify the behavior of fancy modern web sites :_(
Are most users smoking the plant directly, or using vapes or edibles (which typically have a known dose)?

Regardless, stronger plant just means you smoke less to get the effect, right? It's not so strong that a single puff puts you in the ground.
Priest fired after spending $40k on Candy Crush
there is still a lot of cash on site due to the presence of an ATM though, and in the cash registers. the primary problem is that weed shops are incredibly attractive robbery targets due to being one of the few businesses in 2024 that handle large amounts of cash.
This will tie nicely into my favorite way to deploy services these days:

1. Use PyInfra to set up Docker and Tailscale on remote hosts and any other setup. Open the Docker port to your Tailnet.

2. Use the Docker provider for Terraform to set up and manage containers on those hosts from your dev machine or from a CI/CD tool. Tailscale allows containers on different machines to communicate privately, or you can open a port to the web.

This makes for such an easy-to-use and bulletproof setup. In the past I would have used Kubernetes but I've come to realize that's overkill for anything I do and way harder to debug.
I really think you need some time away from a PC. You seem to be taking this incredibly personally. You can feel how you feel about the general public, but knowingly and willfully staying in a bubble is only detrimental to yourself. You will ultimately become what you hate. A person unwilling to move with the current change of society.
I answered your question in the other comment.
Giblefs: Mapping a Git repository as a virtual filesystem
There's no way brains have the "right answers" fed into them as required by backpropagation.
Would GPS be the obvious example to follow? The US government created, controls, and maintains it, but anyone with a GPS receiver can access it for free.
We've been working on gov/enterprise/etc projects here as part of louie.ai that are coming to a head -- I'd expect not far from what XAI, Perplexity, and others are also doing. However, while those must focus on staying cheap at consumer scale, we focus on enterprise scale & ROI, so get to make different trade-offs, and I'm guessing closer to how Google and other more mature teams do KG. We're not doing traditional KG, however -- it's a needlessly/harmfully lossy discretization -- but are coming from lessons in that world, esp in the large-scale intel/OSINT side and graph neural net community.

A bit more concretely, for the LLM era, we're especially oriented around the move from vanilla RAG chunking to graph RAG, hierarchical RAG, "auto-wiki" style projects, and continuous learning LLMs. Separately, we've been working on neurosymbolic query synthesis for accessing this and mixing in (privacy-aware) continuous learning from teams using it. I think the first public details on this were in my keynote at the 2024 Infosec Jupyterthon, and we'll be sharing more at graphtheplanet.com next week as well. We haven't said as much, but we're also looking at the problem that the data itself isn't to be trusted, e.g., blind men and the elephant reporting different things over time on the news/social media/IT incident tickets.

Right now we're just focusing on building and delivering great tech, customer problem by customer problem. There's a lot to do for a truly good end-to-end analyst/analytics experience!
I've never minded ignoring -anyone- who wasn't paying me if they're being disrespectful. I try my best generally, so I don't feel guilty, and if that's not good enough, they can go pound sand and cry about it; a good cry can definitely help you when you're at peak emotions is my thinking. A lot of people have other things going on and just snap at the smallest thing when they get frustrated.
So now it is de-jure easier to get than ADHD meds instead of just de-facto easier.
That hours worked chart is funny with Greece in 2nd place. Then you have the ones that work the least: Germany, Denmark, Netherlands, Luxembourg, etc.

Maybe next time take a look at this table: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_labour_pr...

The countries at the back of "total hours worked" are at the top of "most productive per hour worked". These are also the countries that are doing very well economically.
It's barely limping along. URLs with underscores get broken (with an extra backslash) when posted from certain apps but only for old.reddit users. There's some kind of inline images that just says "image" that you have to click on to see. There are some kind of emojis or something that only show up as digits between colons. People talk about profile pictures that I don't see. Sometimes the zooming keeps zooming back out when you're trying to zoom in, and if you follow a link and go back, it will automatically scroll you somewhere else on the page besides where you left off.
Hopefully this will also help internationally. Many countries are just copying what the US is doing since they run a large part of world commerce and finance
ironic use of the word "marijuana" in the title
This is engagement farming.

You write a bot that is able to look for similar content from the past and copy paste the top comments and replies. THis has been happening since the beginning of time. I remember seeing this on college humor.

This is a super easy non expensive way to get an account with a ton of karma.
Because there already is jq-go and jq-python. One of them is called jq in linux the other is called jq in MacOS. They are not compatible and you find out you're using the other one after 6 hours of screaming at the computer.
This is the "limiting harm" part of 2.
How does it compare with pulumi?
Doesn’t IBM/Red Hat own Ansible and Fedora CoreOS? I would think they would mix together perfectly.
First fetus-to-fetus transplant demonstrated in rats
Do they have jurisdiction to go and do that?
How to help colleagues query data using custom GPT in Slack
Me too, but i assume this will not happen for a while as this is the first in a series.

I also imagine that his more recent non scifi stuff also appeals to a broader audience
That’s pretty small potatoes though compared to going to a bank yourself and making a transaction for cash you don’t normally have around. Maybe there’s an ATM down the block but that’s not the case for many people.
Home-building companies and hospitals do need home builders and heart surgeons. Are they all doing shitty jobs?
Big fan of CLIPS! Rule based expert systems are so ubiquitous in business and scientific codes, yet a lot of devs are not even familiar with pattern matching let alone powerful rules engines like CLIPS.
Thanks for pointing this out! I have addressed this important detail.
> LLMs can form new memories dynamically. Just pop some new data into the context.

No, that's an illusion.

The LLM itself is static. The recurrent connections form a soft-of temporary memory that doesn't affect the learned behavior of the network at all.

I don't get why people who don't understand what's happening keep arguing that AIs are some sci-fi interpretation of AI. They're not. At least not yet.
> I moved to FreeBSD and am happy for its reluctance to change.

Same here on server. Desktop is still linux.
Regulation shouldn't cause harm for causing harm's sake. We already know prohibition doesn't work, so why did they drag their feet on repealing regulation that is both harmful and ineffective, is my concern.

Also to answer your question about weed stocks: I used to own cannabis stocks but dumped them about a year ago. Big mistake! They've doubled in price over the last week presumably from this news.
I think the ATM isn't actually dispensing cash. You're doing an ATM transaction for a certain amount of money, but what you're actually getting is weed.

It's not just "You can buy with cash, and we conveniently have an ATM available to get cash if you didn't go to your bank."
You can't take OpenRC away from me!
> He's doing fine with the resources he has.

He isn't devoting enough time to Tesla. He is distracted by Twitter and his other companies.
Yeah, now that it's "windows open" weather, we are smelling it a lot; source is definitely in the over 50 demographic.
Well the UN has already done that, moving it from Schedule IV to Schedule I. Note that the schedules are reversed in the UN's system.

So it appears that US rescheduling would bring drug policy closer into alignment with the UN than before.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/12/02/world/europe/cannabis-uni...

Now, there may be some procedural red tape to go through, but it would be odd for the UN to reject such a change when their own scheduling agrees with the change.
Hooray for the CRA!
Naturally occurring human hormones should not be scheduled at all, they should be available over the counter to anyone over 18.
Right. Full bar service, video games and now wagering. This should absolutely end well.
Ugh, exactly, it's so cool. I've been a deep learning practitioner for ~3 years now, and I feel like this notion has really been impressed upon me only recently.

I've spent an awful lot of mental energy trying to conceive of how these things work, when really it comes down to "does increasing this parameter improve the performance on this task? Yes? Move the dial up a bit. No? Down a bit..." x 1e9.

And the cool part is that this yields such rich, interesting, sometimes even useful, structures!

I like to think of this cognitive primitive as the analogue to the idea that thermodynamics is just the sum of particles bumping into each other. At the end of the day, that really is just it, but the collective behavior is something else entirely.
This fails completely even at small scale when the script is interrupted before finishing.

The difference between just using some Python vs Terraform is idempotency. TF isn’t going to touch the nodes the script succeeded on; if you have to start your for-loop script it will, which may not be desirable.

Frankly these days configuration management is a bit dated…

You’re much better off in most cases using a tool like Packer with whatever system you want to bake an image, then use a simple user-data script for customization.

It’s very hard to scale continuous config management to thousands of servers.
You seem to be conflating a distaste for demonstratively failed policy, like as prohibition, with an appetite for what you are calling "recreational drug use".

Do you acknowledge the failure of prohibition?
The research component seems the biggest boon from this. I assume Schedule III is much easier to get approved for.

Which in turn will increase the number of studies.

Which will in turn provide more support for eventual legalization.

Research being blocked (often by the DEA) was one of the biggest hold-ups.
https://www.nytimes.com/subscription/cooking.html

You'll have to scroll down (and visit each individual page) to get to the separate subscription plans, because dark patterns, but it is still available as an option.
Reading about all the stuff happening at Tesla, I feel like I'm watching a movie made by people who were high on crack cocaine, working off a deranged script authored by hallucinatory LLMs that were secretly running amok in Tesla vehicles. Every scene seems more unhinged than the last.
Sugar is! AND it causes great long-term harm, hard to quantify how much since there is basically no control group, since it's given to children early on, it's put in near everything, and it's cheap as dirt.
That's because the competing browsers are owned by some of the largest corps on earth that invest a lot in to making sure their browser has as much share as possible.

You may as well say that moviegoers don't care about art because studios only finance superhero franchise films.
For federal workers in legalized states, will they be able to use?
Finnair pauses some Estonia flights due to GPS interference
I don’t get why they don’t just use Bitcoin or Ethereum.
That's under a different treaty. You're falling for the bamboozle.

This is the origin of what you're talking about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_Convention_on_Narcotic_...

Which is what this was based on: https://www.who.int/teams/health-product-and-policy-standard...

Which was the impetus for what you're talking about.
They made a lot of money on their WOW mice back in the day.

They were like the Beats Audio of mice for MMO folks.

The sheer number of buttons helped. Logitech had the G60? Mmo mouse but it didn't have the 'edgy styling' of razer' products.

That said, I still have two of the logi's (never did MMO, but that thing was awesome for CAD) one is over a decade old, more than I can say about any of the razer trash my friends bought
It is much more than just a re-implementation of launchd. I can't grab a link right now, but Lenart wrote a long blog post about the philosophical decisions behind systemd, and he goes into detail about what he liked from launchd and what he did not like. It is called "rethinking PID 1"
The ATM is usually registered to a different business around the corner or something like that.
You can't share a set of tasks on Ansible Galaxy without wrapping it in a role
What are examples of natural graph related problems in P with absurd exponents? I think the reason they don't get attention is not that the algorithms are not practical, but that the problems are not natural. Really, the only examples of such problems I can think of are something like "Finding a clique of size 222222 is in P because we can try all possibilities in n^222222 time".
Thanks, good idea, I will look into this!
I like this idea. Why shouldn’t The Browser Company know where I live? They could mail me important browser update news, which is perfectly logical because it is imperative that The Browser Company has a way to contact me directly
I wonder if he's learned how to write endings yet. Don't get me wrong, Snow Crash changed my life and I love Diamond Age and Seveneves but...
The app is monetized by limiting the number of “runs” you can do per month. Based on iOS limitations I think we can assume this means the compilation is done on a remote server.

EDIT: nevermind! I tried running a program with airplane mode on and it still worked. Now I’m really interested to hear how this was accomplished.
Outpatient opiods being prescribed to the degree they were 20 years ago was clearly wrong in hindsight.
Thank you for the links!

I'm hoping other knowledgeable people will also weigh in on this topic.
That’s a good point, thanks for bringing it up. It pretty much resolves the conundrum I was having in my original comment.

Small caveat (that ultimately doesn’t negate your point): PLUS loans have credit check requirements for determing eligibility[0] (with exceptions available in certain cases if you can satisfy additional requirements, like bringing an eligible cosigner who can pass the credit check).

0. https://studentaid.gov/understand-aid/types/loans/plus/paren...
It really isn’t! A lot of the SV stuff on here is frankly baffling to the rest of the country.
In addition to prohibition being impossible (and a policy failure in every case where it has been tried, without a single historical exception - one of the most consistent policy outcomes in all of political science), it also isn't cognizable to define the word "drug" for the purposes of your calculus here.

Would you ban coffee? How about sugar?
It's a matter of treaty law. States punched out a treaty on drugs and then promised each other to stick to it, pressuring other states to buy in.

Leaving a treaty means you change your relation to the other signatories and possibly a regulatory body that took part in developing the treaty. Sometimes it's cheap, sometimes it's been a justification for horrible atrocities over decades and decades.

In this case the latter is true. Ditching the UN convention is almost like saying you owe a lot of people restitution for the nasty things you did.

Which is why the UN needs to take the blame for the convention on drugs to go away, the signatories most likely won't.
Please. It's insane that people are dying from fentanyl overdoses taking molly, absolutely not the right societal trade off to be making any more.
That might even be true for many of the population, but I'm exactly in the target demographic of people who get unsure of such things.

My favourite ever gift from friends was that people bought me (last century, long before smartphones) a 24 hour radio synchronized digital alarm clock which knew the day and full date including year. Because while often I know 0600 from 1800, not always, and on a particularly bad day maybe I'm not even sure which week this is. I didn't need the year really, but it felt appropriately completionist, just in case.
FBI: Scammers stole more than $3.4B from older Americans last year
... no, it works in general, for the reasons I went into in my comment.
> I hope all these small/mid sized businesses don’t get gulped up by big tobacco or other mega corps

Calling it: CVS and Walgreens will move into the medical market for this. You think these little shops will be able to process health insurance payments when that sector gets in on it? lol
Nothing unholy there. It's easier to transpile to a less constrained language. Transpiling to Rust would require using one of the GC crates or refcount everything. Then you'd have to also satisfy the mutability and send/sync constraints. Go needs none of these things, so all the transpiler needs to care about is it's own added constraints.
Thanks for your response, but the Go spec asserts that Go source is represented as UTF-8. UTF-8 is a binary encoding.

We're talking about compilers that produce something other than binary output.
Benzo addiction is very dangerous. Withdrawal can lead to life threatening or altering outcomes. I have a hard time understanding what property the scheduling is based on
Maybe they're planning some "gotcha" questions to trick the FSF into saying the GPL is fake.
Microsoft Maintains Go Fork for FIPS 140-2 Support
The notice period in Germany works both ways. Your employer must meet the notice period, and so do you.

You can ask your employer to let you go sooner if you want to leave, and they may ask you to leave sooner if they want you to leave (and pay you as an incentive). But it has to be by mutual agreement.

Usually they’d let you go sooner rather than later because they know you’ve already left mentally and they don’t want to pay for that. But they might also not, not necessarily out of spite but because they have a deadline and they think they still need your warm body.
> This is a weird source given ... his special religious belief ... I wouldnt trust it.

He's LDS.

What problem do you have with the LDS?

How does it affect the hiring, promotion, or retentions in your company?
They'll never give it up. It would mean the end of the civil rights act, and tons of popular regulatory regimes that apply to in-state only trade. And the return of in state over the counter machine guns.
It's wild to me that people think "buying votes" is a bad thing. The whole point of democracy is to align the interests of the state's leaders to its population. If anything, politicians don't buy votes often enough!
Have you looked at Seveneves? I really enjoyed the first half, never finished the second half.
Never really liked Diamond Age, but really liked Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon.
I have Termination Shock queued up, will see how that goes.
The description of this one didn't sound interesting to me.
Some people got butthurt or felt overly defensive.
I'm German and I hate this. The icing on top: Excel separates function arguments with a semicolon in German locale, too. Got me some head scratching. Examples are separated with comma, iirc.
Hence among the funniest of clean jokes: "Imagine being the guy whose job is to install blinkers on BMWs..."

>really just wasting my time.
Guix will reimplement POSIX utils and extras with tools written in Gule.
Yeah makes sense, if you already have metal ships carrying goods there is no need to make additional ships just for protection. I suppose there could be an economic advantage if the pykrete ships can be made significantly cheaper and faster than the cargo ships.

It makes me wonder why Ukraine is so successful in the black sea with their sea drones vs. the Russian navy? Why wouldn't Russia have ships or something else blocking their battleships at port? It seems Ukraine is able to sink everything with ease at the moment.
Make Sentences Longer with AI
Those short pillars are called bollards.
All you need now is a giant pile of rules for which revisions to select and you have the unholy demon that is Rational ClearCase
What Happens When Python Starts Up? CPython Runtime Internals
Does the self-hosted version have all the features?
OP: as someone who runs a Python business and is a happy user of Pydantic (via Django-ninja) — something I would want this splash page to convey, at least implicitly, is “why use this over Sentry?” As far as I can tell, the answer is: an OpenAI binding and stronger Otel support.

(That being said, I am a sucker for all new tooling in this genre and am excited to play around with it!)