skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is very good advice. It works even better if the concept you are looking for is on the MS level rather than PhD candidate level because its pretty easy to beat T.A wages in most jurisdictions.

This is also a great way to do interviews if you have a small number of candidates: Just make them explain a final year BS / first year MS topic from the beginning without handwaving.
One of the recurring actions I need to keep helping other non-technical folks with in macOS is zipping with password.
IF you can add that, it could become very useful for a lot of folks.

edit: Just found MacZip as another nice alternative that does it all. Would wish I could look at the code for security purposes.
It’s sad, but at least portable USB DACs have come a long way. My personal choice is the Qudelix 5K.
Interestingly, Peter MacDonald, the Navajo tribal leader at the time, had been a code talker during World War II.
German air traffic control agency confirms cyberattack, operations unaffected
> This sounds chancy and vague, until you reflect on the fact that knowledge almost never arrives at the moment of its application. You take a class in law school today only to argue a complicated case years later; you learn C.P.R. years before saving a drowning man; you read online about how to deter a charging bear, because you never know.

Law students write papers, ER students to CPR on dummies, and when I learn any new concept, framework or language, I build something with it. Don't toy and learning projects count?
The Church of Sinai has operated Saint Catherine's Monastery for nearly 1500 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Catherine%27s_Monastery
See my reply to schiffern above.
Just armed men plundering, which is not any actual government control, hence the anarchy there and all around the country

Also... You may perceive this as anarchy, but many anarchists perceive most governments as exactly that... Just armed men plundering.
I've also noticed that they give you a very short time to explain your problem and symptoms and it's not unusual for them to be misinterpreted and/or misunderstood. Sometimes assumptions are made and the doctor gets an incorrect picture in their head. It's a bit like when someone gets interviewed for a newspaper story and when the story is published it has obvious errors.
I doubt X is any better than our governments, if their CEO thinks X delivers the truth…
Or use debian
> much of this is made irrelevant by good search

Perhaps we're seeing a resurgence of interesting in good metadata as a result of the decline in quality of search?

> A general audience doesn’t actually want to search for all paintings made by x artist on y date

This a common fate of cataloging systems:
they are made by archivists,
for archivists.
Most people aren't archivists,
they are looking for something in the context of their particular use for the information.

Sönke Ahrens in his book "How to Take Smart Notes" says,
"Do they wonder where to store a note or how to retrieve it? The archivist asks: Which keyword is the most fitting? A writer asks: In which circumstances will I want to stumble upon this note, even if I forget about it? It is a crucial difference."
There's no 'I think therefore I am' equivalent for the notion of a soul as there is for the notion of a mind though, it's easy to say there's no such thing as a soul for lack of evidence but I don't think you can relegate the mind to same category as trivially. If the mind is a mere illusion then what is the nature of the thing being deceived by that illusion for example?

I don't think it's necessary a fear of death which makes theories that eliminate the mind unappealing to many either, personally I find the idea of oblivion a lot less unsettling than many of the proposed afterlifes!
It still requires you to install the 1Password app or browser extension manually on all devices. Google leverages Chrome & Google Password Manager that most non-technical users have installed / enabled by default.

While I agree that 1Password has the cross-platform sync feature for some time, I think it's different magnitude now that Google offers it (via GPM), as GPM works as the default password manager for many, many non-technical users.
Non-paywalled article explaining the discovery.

https://www.bas.ac.uk/media-post/discovery-of-a-long-sought-...

According to wikipedia, 10-15% of Earth's hydrogen escape is in the polar wind, along with most of the escaping helium. Non-thermal helium escape debunks a creationist claim that lack of helium build up in the atmosphere requires a young Earth.
https://archive.is/bkNl2
Thanks for the feedback!

Will try to improve on that , first time on hackernews and first time developing a real open source project
MRSA isn't bullshit. Your argument makes no sense.
It can be both, we have people who look at community feedback on a daily basis, but engineers also tend to be out there on HN and Reddit, etc. and today it was the case that I saw the comment and could jump in straight away.
This is incredibly frustrating with iPhones. At least Android and Windows lets you disable automatic connections, but on an iPhone your only choice is to unpair.
Indeed. And I think the essay comes with the implicit assumption that founders are bad at spotting snake-oil execs (which may be warranted in general, but isn't in Amazon's case)
There is no science in psychology, period.

By nature of dealing with humans you can't really run thorough experiments like on rats. On top of of that, psychology is mired with quackery, big egos and partisanship (nature vs nurture, CBBT vs psychoanalysis, humanistic vs psychodynamic, approach to DSM,..)

I totally believe in good psychologists that can help you, I just don't believe there's much rigor and objectivity.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2015/aug/27/study-delive...
I think what happened here is that author didn't include instructions, the UX was not clear, and the author said if you are old enough to remember defrag you'll just know what to do. But on the Internet everyone's a pedant and many of us remember DOS/ windows defrag in more detail than the OP seems to, so there's confusion/complaining. All that is par for the course though and hopefully you will still make and share awesome games!
Not sure if there are any restrictions keeping you from linking directly from the project readme, but perhaps a separate repo can drive: https://pages.github.com/
One example is the RNIB (Blindness and sight loss charity in the UK) - they use various bits of GOV.UK Frontend on their website, such as the breadcrumbs and accordion on [0]. Many local councils use it too (or a version of it).

Because it's so heavily tested for accessibility it makes sense to use in those kinds of contexts where accessibility is a very high priority.

GOV.UK Frontend can be heavily customised via Sass variables (eg the font stack in [1]) so the components don't have to look like GOV.UK if you don't want them to. GOV.UK Vue pulls all its styling from Frontend so it's as customisable as Frontend is.

[0] https://www.rnib.org.uk/living-with-sight-loss/assistive-aid...

[1] https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-frontend/blob/main/package...
Buying a Linux powered laptop would have sorted out the problem in first place.
but, then couldn't you use "cut" as even simpler syntax?
It's what LLMs are missing. They don't sleep. If only they could sleep, they would be able to make novel experiences stick past the context buffer. Sleep is like fine-tuning on previous interactions.
Hey, let me forward that to someone more knowledgeable about this topic. We'll get back to you. Thanks for the feedback!
Well I haven't tried any, but am wondering if anyone else has.

Posting here below a downvote won't help anyone but us, but here's a couple I'm looking at:

https://www.summarize.tech/

https://notegpt.io/youtube-video-summarizer
Possible leftover maladaptive behavior. Or maybe it is still adaptive (for the group) in whatever indirect way.

Sacrifices in the old days are speculated to be healing for society by venting certain violent impulses out. Perhaps suicide could be healing by having society take a look at itself and reconsider something, but in modern days this would not work as they are not publicised.

I am intentionally adopting an extremely society-centric position, to counter-balance individual-centric position usually adopted by default. (Again, an individual literally does not exist without the society.)
So, while this is kind of true, and I totally support having headphone jacks in phones (I'm on a Pixel 4a) this post lacks many details and "alternatives".

Modern phones might have wireless charging - so charging while listening is possible even with a dongle.

There are USB-C only headphones - so not always a dongle is required.

There are (overear) Bluetooth headphones that support charging while listening

> The headphone jack is a “just works” kind of technology: there’s nothing complicated about it, and its not encumbered by patents, so anybody can make compatible equipment.

Oh boy did Apple have success using a proprietary chip for their volume control in EarPods[1] and preventing others except 1more from supporting it.

Although proprietary I just love the support oft TRRS driven playback control Apple introduced (play, Pause, rewind etc). Android also supports this these days, although not AS good.

I even submitted a PR[2] to audiobookshelf to support Apple like headset controls, but it has not been merged yet.

I still use an iPod Nano 7g to listen to audio books until today :-)

1: https://tinymicros.com/wiki/Apple_iPod_Remote_Protocol

2: https://github.com/advplyr/audiobookshelf-app/pull/1218
When is zstd good to use?
I've worn out more USB-C earphones in the 2 years since I've been forced to use them, than I have 3.5mm earphones in the 30+ years since I first got a Sony Walkman. The connectors and wires are so stupidly fragile. They're bulky. They're rectangular and can't rotate in the way the cable is pulled (unlike a 3.5mm jack). They always stick straight out (at least I haven't seen any 90° angled versions).

Converters only make the problem worse, because now you have a fragile USB-C dongle sticking out and a 3.5mm jack so it's extra bulky and prone to damage.

The wireless ones bug me to no end. Two more batteries to manage, two more single points of failure. Maybe I should dust off that old walkman.
water it, raise a shadow cloth...
I'm the author of Assertables, a Rust crate that provides many more assert macros for more specific tests such as comparisons, matchers, readers, debug assertions, runtime assertions, etc. Ask me anything about this.

GitHub repo: https://github.com/sixarm/assertables-rust-crate/

What kinds of assert macros could help you and your Rust projects?
DEA is just cops, so yeah you can blame them!
I have no idea what the rules are, doesn't look like disk fragmentation at all.
Large Language and Vision Assistant (LLaVA)
I would conclude:

- the default for the vast majority of people is don't worry be happy. This aligns with my life experience

- nonconformists by almost tautological definition then aren't happy. That's going to get you placed immediately in the fringes of psych classification.

- nonconformists also tend to be smarter, which we know also drops you down the happiness scale

- legitimacy of authority is a funny idea, arguably all authority is via direct or abstracted power, despite the ideals of democracy, will be arbitrary and somewhat illegitimate

- and thus we get to the contradiction: most people (the "sane" ones) apply a compartmentalization to deal with an insane world: that is they adopt willful insanity to stay sane in a capricious insane world. Those that accept reality and try to change it are "insane" for rejecting the short and long term cost benefits to accepting the big lie for the pure sane truth.

- if this were a conscious decision it would be more stark, but kind of like accepting the matrix in the movie, the machines had to adopt a facsimile of the sucky real world rather than paradise, since that had all the subconscious psychological engineering worked out to get everyone to mostly confirm.
My reason for sticking with the jack (and buying a phone that has one) is that I extensively jump between my phone, computer, tablet, 3ds, switch (and sometimes other consoles) and the jack is the most plug&listen I know that just works
I don't use wireless headphones because they are impractical and quality is low and I feel unconfortable to put wireless emitter almost in my brain.

I don't use 3,5mm jack on my phone as well, because output from S10e is terrible. So I connect fiio DAC via USB-C and wired Shure headphones to DAC.

I don't understand why anyone, who cares about sound quality, complainis about output, that crippling that quality.
Solving Redactle with Decision Trees
Then it's not worth reading.
HN's standard is that an article should provide significant new information to not count as a duplicate:

<https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10541340>

Since the Ars link only references the same talk, and provides only generally-available biographical background on Hopper herself, I'd say the dupe flag is warranted.
Hi frazar0,

We're excited to receive some Radix resin from Rogers Corporation, which is the current standard for developing RF lenses due to its low dielectric permittivity and low loss tangent coefficient.

We also have a few simulated lenses in CST Studio that we will share with you as soon as possible.
Marriage has also been for the joining of two families, not merely two people. For the families to forge an alliance, to increase their mutual support, to pool their resources, to exchange ideas and enjoy fellowship.

So if marriage is impermanent and a private, exclusive agreement between two parties, then they are indeed isolated. Indeed, abuse and infidelity are among the things which can ruin a marriage, whether or not escape is possible. A bad marriage ruins lives. And so does divorce prevent or undo the damage? How often do children benefit from parents' divorces? If a child gains step-parents then that may increase the love, attention, and wealth they receive. If divorce is a solution to abuse, then should the abuser stop trying, or go back "on the market"? Divorce can free abusers from their responsibilities just as it frees the victims, I suppose.

If spouses divorce, what are the ramifications for aging in-laws? Do mature children still have a responsibility to support their parents? Or is this also handed over to commercial and state interests? Put all our elders into a facility, hire a caregiver, that's what insurance is for? A man divorces two wives and he's on a third; who can rely on his support now? Is he capable to stretch his resources among three families or do all his responsibilities cease with divorce? He's certainly gonna get stuck for child support and alimony to the fullest extent of the law, and his custody is sure gonna be imperiled because the courts rule in favor of mothers, and the law supports them so much better.
dictatorship? nothing is stopping Brazilians from posting on any other social network that exists or starting their own Brazilian version of twitter...

people think before twitter free speech didn't exist or something
I am also a habitual walker, though I don't typically get eight miles in. I often listen to books and podcasts while walking and at times wonder if I'm doing myself a disservice by not just letting my mind wander. One the one hand, it is about the only time I allow myself a solid hour to listen to something, but on the other maybe it's time better spent giving 'space to work' as you say.
> It is trivial to prove otherwise - AlphaZero move 37. After 4,000 years of gameplay (yes, it is that old!) we still didn't get this level of insight in its strategy.

Are you saying that AlphaZero contains knowledge that we can't understand, even in principle? It is somehow beyond science, beyond all explanation?

> Why is search a better concept that creativity?

Search suggests a fixed set of options, whereas what is crucial is creating new ones.
Ok can someone explain how they reached this conclusion that the brain is able to separate, merge, or drop experiences during sleep within 1 second? The rat experiment mentioned doesnt explain how they are able to interpret brain signals and map them to prior experiences.
Yes. I was surprised to see the castle of Hiroshima was still there. It was obviously rebuilt.

Also AFAIK most of these constructions are made of wood, which also mean they need to be rebuilt over time. I think I also remember it is even part of the Buddhist tradition (at least for temples), a way to emphasis the impermanence of things.

See for instance this long but fascinating video on one of the most famous temple of Kyoto:
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAeN7TdGq4o

Found another reference, but for a shrine:
[2] https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/this-japanese-shri...
> What problems does that solve?

A million?

Having your own local copy of your favorite authors' collections is the absolute way to go. So much faster, searchable, transformable, resistant to censorship, et cetera.
Ask HN: How do you deploy Python-based LangChain or LlamaIndex code on prod?
Why don't more people use Linux?

Because time is more valuable than money.

You can always get more money but you can't get more time.

This is just as true for developers as anyone else. Time spent fiddling with your OS is less time you have available to create new software or plan for your next career or build a life beyond computers.
Just to add some context about how extreme psychosomatic stuff can be, one of my friends experienced significant pain at seemingly random parts of his body throughout college, and almost dropped out because it interfered do strongly with his studies. He had physical bruising, which I saw. We did an internship as a team one year, because we had similar interests and I could “be the hands”. It was a long arduous saga. Turns out it was all in his head, he has to just ignore it and convince himself it wasn’t real. He still has occasional pains that he is very suspicious of, it’s very hard to tell when he’s really unwell or his mind is just tricking him.
Took me a second to get the rules, but a fun little unblocking game, good work!
Good job! I'll make sure to consider this option for my next Vue frontend :)
Reflections on Founder Mode
the hardware used to leap and the software grew new layers of abstraction to keep up. then the hardware speedup slowed down, but the software keeps growing like a cancer.
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America doesn't need ethnicity as a basis, it has a spirit.

But European countries lost their spirit. The only thing they have is a giant pan-european bureaucracy without purpose and soul
Many founders feel gaslit over the last 5 years
Telegram CEO was 'too free' on content moderation, says Russian minister
I don't know what to learn means. But I know what it feels like. It feels hard. It feels like sucking at the thing I am learning. It feels like if I stick at it, I might be good in in twenty years. It feels like loving doing things I do badly. YMMV.
That might have been true a decade ago. Modern linux distros require no "fiddling" unless you are using arch on bleeding edge
vDOM bros hate this one simple trick.
> which is well known in that community to have been a target area of directed energy weapons.

By “well known in that community” you mean “a lot of nutters speculate with no credible evidence”.
Was launched on HN 3yrs ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25245740
There is a lot of individual creativity in Japan. How much you care for the interest of group (family/company/nation) is different from how much expressiveness there is at a personal level. The fomer being higher doesn't mean the latter is low.

Also, for a group to be resilent, there actually needs to be a lot of creativity at in its members as otherwise it will collapse when it meets challenges.
> On the flip side you can hire Michael Jordan and screw everything else up and still win

Unless your company is a baseball team
Ask HN: Anyone have old Google Trends Newsletters they could forward me?
Anyone have old Google Trends Newsletter Emails they could forward me?

I'm trying to build a model that embeds the content from the Google Trends Newsletter I've only recently signed up and I havn't been able to find any records from past emails, so was wondering if anyone would be willing to forward me copies from:

* between May 2022 and March 2023
* before March 2021

Example of what it’s being used for: https://github.com/edelauna/stock-predictor/pull/128
I want to stress the “historically” part. In case of humans, it is certainly that. It is not adaptive for society today, resources are not that constrained in pretty much any place one might be reading this from.
> The efforts to make dinosaur like things more fits your description.

They sell grow your own kits at a country store near you
Depression screening is a standard HEDIS clinical quality measure. Some providers might still skip it and some patients slip through the cracks, but overall most patients who are receiving regular ongoing care do get occasionally screened for depression.

Of course patients who never go in for an appointment don't get screened. There's certainly a gap with people who lack access to care or don't seek it out.
So last week there was a big Rolling Stone article bemoaning the CIA's lack of mental health support, and now this with a similar line.

> “They wanted us to be a lab rat for a week before we actually got treatment at Walter Reed — and at bare minimum, that is unethical and immoral,” Marc Polymeropoulos told CNN in May.

I wonder what the underlying angle is here.
I think it should be noted in advance that The Federalist is a right-wing extremist rag that peddles conspiracy theories, and that earnestly discussing things published there is unlikely to be productive. Seriously, spend any amount of time reading about who they are and what they do.

Degrees look less useless if you think of them as socializing teens into an adulthood of interpreting experiences informed by new information. It shouldn't be a huge mystery why non-vocational college campuses lean toward the political left and why the federalist wants to tear that apart. Of course it would be nice to have a collective recognition that most careers don't require any education at all, but the schools aren't the ones to address that. Trades require trade school anyway.
not to be confused with the original defrag game mode https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DeFRaG
Is this Java/JVM-specific? How are changes captured on the client?

From reading through the docs it seems like the CDC work is done in the JDBC driver (SyncLite Logger), but I had to read quite far to see that, and it's difficult to put together how it works and in what types of applications this can be used. For example, can I capture changes to a SQLite or DuckDB database in an Android or iOS application?

I'm interested to see the approaches used, since there is very little out there for capturing changes in embedded databases.
St Catherine's Monastery is not a business