skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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Is it only routine screening that would help account for increases or also better detection for symptomatic individuals? Maybe more easily available blood tests or more frequent referrals for colonoscopies for those outside of typical screening groups.
If you can't pay money to content makers, what's the point of a patreon app? It's the whole purpose.
90% of humans live in the northern hemisphere, it would still be strongly predictive if true.
The other day, I was thinking about how important a good handyman is for my mental health. I used to fix things myself, but spending all my free time doing home repair was withdrawing from the limited bank account of my personal sanity. Having the house broken open for months while I picked away at it after work and on weekends was bad for morale, too. And doing the work myself was sometimes dispiriting rather than empowering—If someone else makes a mistake, even if I'm paying them, I can for whatever reason tolerate that with less frustration than when I screw up myself. Accepting that I am lucky enough to have a surplus of money that I can exchange for time and serenity was a big step for me. My conclusion was that cultivating a relationship with a good handyman is of as much value for me as any other long term service relationship: doctor, therapist, waitress, barista, etc. So, even though I'm not married and not having relationship angst per se, this article makes sense to me through that reinterpretation.
I hope things are looking better and for you and a full recovery.
It's definitely not a fallacy that things that relieve pain can also help heal or prevent damage, NSAIDs are a great example. It mentions it may do more than just blocking the signal in the article.
> giving it a score based on how that technique is scored in the rule book

giving it a score based on the judge's interpretation on how the technique is scored in the rulebook — there have been plenty of unpopular interpretations over the years
I thought this was going to be a blog post and just turned out to be a "use our product!" jumpscare. I'll gladly pass
It’s bad, yes. It would be good if Patreon allowed sticking with the billing systems which Apple is forbidding, but I do understand that they may no longer be able to justify the business expense of maintaining them given the anticipated changes in usage patterns.

Practical suggestion:

Maybe you can project a certain number of releases per year, reduce that projection slightly to give yourself a margin of flexibility, announce that target to your supporters, be explicit wit them that the rate of output throughout the year will be uneven, and then charge a monthly subscription price of 1/12 of the total price for your annual target output?

Assuning a good projection would smoothly have approximately the same financial outcome for everyone as the status quo in most cases. I can think of ways in which this could be gamed, but most of those who would want to bother gaming it are probably cash-poor enough that you may not mind, or if too many people do this to preserve your financial objectives I can also think of workarounds for most of the potential abuses.
Apple users mostly don’t know about the fee and almost all of them didn’t know about it when they joined the apple ecosystem.
Interstate mail order used to be untaxed. That was the benefit that offset the extra cost of shipping. You order from the Montgomery Ward warehouse in Illinois and ship it to your state tax free. Some states expected voluntary reporting despite federal law clearly indicating they don't have a valid claim on interstate trade. Nobody actually did that. The rise of Amazon led to capitulation and the federal courts have made bad decisions ignoring federal law such that online vendors are expected to collect tax even when the business has no nexus in the destination state.
It is generally the antonym, in technical contexts, to "lazy", as in "lazy evaluation" etc.
Everyone knows you have a secret password.

Not so many people know that YC has a secret [insert whatever it is that they have that is secret but that we don't know about here].
I do this. The take-off points are generally where I will trip over the items. It infuriates my wife.
To what extent can this style be overcome by prompting?

If it can be overcome in existing models, it’s probably going to involve different aspects including vocabulary, style, and organization.
Write a code base scanner that traces source of all identifiers.

This can generate data flow diagram.

Run the scanner across codebases, you get entire distributed software's flow.

There will be loose ends because of urls formed from configurations. It's fine, make it work, then improve.
It's orthogonal to the diet, I actually force myself to eat normally including eating carbs, I actually take it specifically only because it has a strong positive effect on my immune system. There's some research showing as much.
Phones usually have a web browser installed.
The issue that people have here is whether being a pain-killer merely masks the disease temporarily and leads to people ignoring the problem and hence aggravating the disease even more. Pain is usually a signal of a real and valid problem.

I am merely explaining what the issue at hand is - I am not saying that is what the proposed medicine does. Another way to say it, is the compound treating the symptom or the problem - or perhaps both.

Imagine you have a hernia that hurts and you take medicine that masks that pain, do you still have hernia?
Even webbrowsers can use push notifications for webapps IIRC, so that would also be a thing (ignoring that Apple kneecaps PWAs, dunno if they allow this).
This is good news. By not being dependent on a volatile country for energy, said country has less leverage on Europe.
Meanwhile in Texas the power price goes negative. In CA the real daytime rate is hitting zero.

Generation costs are down, Storage costs are down. These options however dont meet demand.

AI growth (and I personally think this is nonsense) is caught between generation costs and processing (for training) costs. One of the two will give.
For anyone else like me who's only played the online versions and was really confused by the article: the physical game does not completely randomize the positions of red and blue cards but has a fixed set of possible configurations - the "configuration cards" that the article is talking about.
This connection is seemingly true for tall people[1]

1. https://news.ucr.edu/articles/2018/10/26/study-explains-why-...
I'm not sure precisely what you're getting at, but I'm not trying to argue that all secrets are good, merely that some secrets are not bad.

I also have plenty of personal secrets that you don't know exist, but I don't see why that would change anything.
Not difficult at all. Most quant dev position require you to be decent at coding in either python/JavaScript or C#. If they see you have that capability, you can land an interview at least. They do require coming into office though.
Doesn't make sense at all to have 30 something people with cancer, but we see more and more, although the treatment improves.

My personal opinion is mandated flame retardants in foams, mattresses and cushions and other plastics. Smokers die less from fire but everybody else breath poison.
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So are you happy with the crimean anexation? With turkey and syria pounding the kurds? With the various genocides and the dozen landempires that want to restart the great game? its okay to say us partially bad, but saying the us everything bad shows cluelessness?
Rad.FM maker here. Thanks for at least trying it. A) the web app is still in alpha. B) Rad needs your location to make what it says to the listener relevant to where you are and your current time. Also, news & weather need your location.

Thanks for the feedback though, I'll delay the location request to later in the flow + add a popover which explains why it's needed when we get to beta.
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This is ridiculous boeing apologism. the starliner craft is broken, and only semi-operable on it's maiden voyage. the spacex craft has flown succesfully multiple times without any incident, and they have data from multiple trips which was used to analyze and improve the flight. boeing does not have that.

There is a very clear safer option, and to pretend there isn't is enlightened centrism.
Seeing the content you paid for when using a non mobile device?
Mind sharing where you grew up?
I can read my email on my phone, and also get it to notify me when I get a new one from a particular address. It's not as easy as installing an app, but it's really not that hard either.
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I had the (dubious) honor of - willingly, on a dare - having plunged rolling down the sides of one of the mounds, during a field trip.-

What fun.-
These tools remind me of the Dreamweaver era of solving problems no matter how the code looks
Apple doesn’t allow this
There aren't really any AMD options as cheap as the N100/95/97 mini-pc options. That said, there are some truly great options in the sub-$600 mini-pc segment. The Beelink SER8 with an 8845hs is pretty great to say the least. Bought one a few weeks ago for HTPC/Emulation usage running ChimeraOS, it's done a very good job. Though I might replace the BT/WiFi controller for something better supported. Only hung up once, but still annoying.

I wouldn't consider it "high performance" but it's definitely good performance and far better than any Intel mini-pc options I've looked into.
One vehicle has demonstrated it can return crew safely, the other has never done that and has exhibited problems on what should have been a demonstration flight (small issues, perhaps, but nothing as critical or questionable as they've found).
30% is too high. Charge whatever Visa charges.
why take the risk.
Congrats on the Show HN. I follow the ElectricSQL Discord server and I was distinctly interested in this but for other languages than TypeScript, so it's nice to see that making it language independent is high on your list. I also saw that ElectricSQL is being rewritten due to architectural changes, does that impact PGlite at all or are they separate projects now? What is the relationship between PGlite and ElectricSQL as well, just curious?

Also, fun etymological thing, SQLite is actually SQL-ite, as in, urbanite, not SQ-Lite, but due to rebracketing [0] and libfixing [1], now people seem to use the -lite suffix rather than the -ite one, presumably because lite actually implies something whereas ite would not, as much. It's like how helicopter is actually helic and opter, a helical wing that spins, but now people think of it as heli and copter, calling other things related to it like helipad, or quadcopter, as Wikipedia states.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rebracketing

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Libfix
Ah, you beat me to it, yes those benchmarks give you a good overview of baseline performance. But it'a a little nuanced as the underlying VFS performance is very significant.

Both PGlite and SQLite in the browser is incredible. The latter is a little lighter weight and more mature, but PGlite brings with it all the type support and extensions that you love with Postgres. It comes down to what works best for your project.
So I just heard about Frequency Illusion earlier today, and now I see it here again. Such meta.

(Not kidding, from today’s NYT crossword column: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/11/crosswords/daily-puzzle-2...)
What percentage of adults are presenting with symptoms, and what percentage of them end up with a diagnosis?
What about "certainly" and "seasoned developer"?
Giving everyone a smartphone with a great video camera built in didn't obsolete the field of cinematography. I don't think giving everyone tools to help them build software will obsolete software engineering.
The tensors in tensorflow are often higher dimensional. Is a 3d block of numbers (say 1920x1080x3) still a matrix? I would argue it's not. Are there transformation rules for matrices?

You're totally correct that the tensors in tensorflow do drop the geometric meaning, but there's precedence there from how CS vs math folk use vectors.
isn't this a "new yorker styleguide" sort of idiosyncrasy?

EDIT: "Languages such as Dutch, Afrikaans, Catalan, French, Galician, and Spanish make regular use of the diaeresis" according to wikipedia.
Just like leaded paint before... and perhaps all (fossil fuel) pollution too.

I think the ultimate lesson will be "we're one with the environment, not, in fact, a separate entity from it".
DROdio here, CEO of Storytell.ai

Thanks for trying Storytell for coding work, Dan!

When you say it "I don't think it took too much longer to get working code than it would've taken if I just coded up the entire thing by hand with no assistance. I'm going to guess that it took about twice as long, but for all I know it was a comparable amount of time." → I'm actually amazed that it performed as well as it did for native code generation.

We put code generation in the "Use with Caution" bucket as I describe in https://web.storytell.ai/blog/the-intersection-of-ai-curious...
But that doesn't prove your point. Plenty of startup founders raise funding without an Ivy degree, or a degree at all. Most people without a degree, however, don't try to raise funding, whereas more people from 'prestigious' schools see it as an option.
> Applications to the state and local academies are down 80%, and there aren't enough people coming into the system (even if all of them pass) to replace those leaving it.

Where can I verify these claims?
30 y/o male with stage 3c testicular cancer. Diagnosis at age 29.

I have a very rare type of cancer and this particular type of cancer has increased in numbers for young men.
I used to be on the freedom side. Now in some areas it's becoming clear to me that we as a population do not have any self control and both sugar addiction and drug addiction is out of control and causing mass suffering
Anyone know how this would play with at-rest encryption extensions?
The necessary data rate for these photo finish cameras isn't actually that high, because every "frame" is only 1 pixel wide. If the photo is 10000 pixels high, you need a datarate of about 10 Gbit/s at 40000 fps and 24 bits/pixel. RAM is plenty fast enough for that.

Regular high-speed cameras that shoot a video are a whole other story, though.
I think this is misconstruing what he’s saying. I read the sentences quoted as him wondering aloud that Google provides so much benefit to the world there is some question to regulating them (despite what he views and argues as legitimate anticompetitive behavior and a good ruling).

More precisely to your point, he’s arguing that Google is paying off competition rather than spending time beating them (innovating) _within search_. He’s making no claims at least in this article that they don’t innovate anywhere at all. I don’t think he’s giving Google an unfair take in this regard.
Not being snarky, but that would be a crazy headline: "Social media causes cancer".
It's called thinking out loud. Gets you better results. Try it out yourself.
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The point is that since they keep broadening what they do want 30% of, we expect the next thing they'll do is removing the exception for physical goods.
I thought it was 15% for the first million in revenue, then 30%.
The point is that the verbiage ("To prevent abuse we ask you to sign in before chatting with AI.") implies that only the AI won't work if you don't sign in, not the entire product/site.
Germany had a Blue Card visa, supposedly it's easy to obtain. As for Amsterdam, my only piece of knowledge is that booking.com is a big supporter of visas in there
You shouldn't believe things you read in hacker news comments. saurik is lying, probably because he once requested some feature that the kitty maintainer didnt like and refused with good reasons, which made saurik want to curl up into a ball and cry. To say kitty has no configuration options is the exact opposite of the truth. Proof: https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/conf/
> "fight a war for survival you cannot be allowed to remember you are fighting"

This is such a colossal mood. I have DID and it's incredibly common for me to not remember trauma, but still somehow have to navigate life affected by it. It's really weird how I can know exactly what not to do without even knowing that I'm avoiding something, or what it is I'm avoiding.
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Wonder why more people don't use asdf? Seems more natural. Also glad to see I'm not alone!
Yeah, right. ChatGPT was trained on Pidgin English dialect.

Have a look at BBC translation to get a taste, and tell me its not hoax:
https://www.bbc.com/pidgin
Before getting into no paying users,

Do you have users for your app? Who is the target audience and what problem does your tool solve
It's not available to anyone under 45 that it wasn't already (i.e. expressing symptoms, which indicated an advanced status, AKA not a "screening" use case but a diagnostic one)
Mega money, unfathomable violence pervade thriving underground doxxing scene
Rank the different poetic metres from lowest to highest score? What is objectively the hardest type of metaphors to execute perfectly? How many fewer points should a simile get compared to an equivalent metaphor? Are onomatopoeia worth any points? List all the allowed poetry topics and then given them a base difficultly score from 1-5.

Once you have finished writing the rulebook for Olympic Poetry, do you think the poetry that would result from people going through that rulebook and min-maxing their poem would actually be interesting.
Just wanted to add: we should also hold vendors of these things accountable.
>> like a highschool student trying to inflate their word count on an essay.

So the chameleon is a bad chameleon because it looks too much like a leaf, too much like the thing it is attempting to imitate?

A few years ago I was tasked with editing the performance reviews for my unit (military). Every supervisor had a finite number of characters in which to describe each soldier's performance. I went through and removed all the extra/useless words. Oh the anger! While supervisors agreed I had improved their writing, they now felt obligated to fill up all the blank space I had created.
I am a lot like this guy. I would say "repair and remain" is my preferred ethos as well. But the house/marriage comparison is an oversimplification that elides a lot of very common situations where leaving a marriage is justified.

If anything about your house is broken, you can (in principle) just fix it. You don't need the house to agree or cooperate. Even if the house is burned out or full of black mold, remediation is always an option, subject only to the resources you can bring to bear.

I dunno. It's tiresome to put qualifiers and disclaimers on everything. MAYBE in an article by a white Anglican Canadian small-business owner (such as myself except for the Anglican part), it just goes without saying that if your partner is a threat to you or your children's safety, or if there is a huge power imbalance at play, or if your partner simply refuses to join you in the work of repair, leaving is often justified.

But then again, as someone who grew up sheltered in a similar community and naively assuming that divorce was stupid and selfish 100% of the time, I tend to think those qualifiers would do more good than harm.
I mean, the basic problem behind both is the same - taking without consent or compensation, and the entire field being OK with it. (And, in fact, happily leaning into it - even Playboy thought, hey, good for name recognition, we're not going to enforce our copyright)
Not really to push back as I do agree that this is a bit trickier to get an intuition for than the OP suggests, but the most trivial concrete example of a (1, 1) tensor would just be the evaluation function (v, f) |-> f(v), which, given a metric, corresponds to the inner product.
I migrated from zellij, here's a vaguely similar config to it: https://codeberg.org/jcdickinson/nix/src/branch/main/home/co...
That's an entirely different topic
Only for repeated vowels, which deoörbit is not
That is terrifying... I hope she's ok now... :(
There could be two sets of line, one line assigned exactly when each runner crosses to get his time, and another set assigned when the first runner crosses, and this picture is distributed.
There is a theory that that has to do with endocrine disruptors, bisphenol A & suchlike. A related theory links the increase of hyperthyroidism in cats with the increasing popularity of canned cat food, it's chemicals from the can liner interfering with the thyroid.
Hey, yes, PGlite and Electric sync are separate projects, but we are very much building PGlite as a sync target for Electric.

The changes we are making with Electric is towards a more loosely coupled stack, rather than the tightly integrated stack we had before. PGlite is one possible client store for Electric sync, and fulfils the use case where you want to have a full SQL database on the client along with (potentially) the same schema on client and server.

The name is (obviously) a nod to SQLite, which goes without saying is an incredible database. We went with the small "l" in the name to add a slight differentiator and a nod towards "light", and we are a light weight Postgres.
while they are giving "gifts" and "gratuities" to the relevant judges

There is a lot of corruption in the US. So yes, at times, they will allow that too. But in this case, the commenter was correct.

We can't be going into courts of law making poop up. Going into a court of law and saying that a company with 27% market share in phones and 13% market share in PCs is a "monopoly" is almost on the level of being insulting to the justices. Judges and attorneys are not being corrupt bribe-takers when they laugh us out of court for making that argument. They are just following the law. There's not corruption involved.

People seem loathe to accept the fact that it's time to go the other route, where you just change the laws. Apple is not now, and realistically, probably never will be, a monopoly. Antitrust and monopoly laws do not address what Apple is, and it's time to either make laws that do address what Apple is, or just be honest and say we don't, as a legal system, have any issue with what Apple is.

But this political theater where you make an issue of what Apple is, and then try to address it in court knowing that it won't work is getting really old. We need some leaders who will actually write some new laws and put them up for a vote.
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Exactly. I was alluding to things like lead and asbestos. Could've been more clear.