skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You cannot do this in certain states like NJ and NY. You will need an MD to order the tests. Same with other things like ordering insulin syringes or whatnot. Means I have to buy stuff from out of state or fly out of state to do my bloodwork.

Same issue as before. The medical establishment always trying to find a way to get a cut on everything when it’s entirely unnecessary.
this is outdated in modern pharmacology across the West
also supports ipv6.
> Hate when everything Unix automatically gets categorized as Linu

Those days, people are thought to not bother their brain with useless words and knowledge.
IIRC from a presentation the main point behind NMBL is to not reimplement an entire OS in the bootloader like GRUB. Instead you should use the kernel with an Initrd instead and should kexec if you wanna boot into a different kernel. That way you only really need to take care of the existing kernel and userspace security.

The problem with that is that it starts to muddy the TPM PCRs (read: makes the PCRs that should be predictable not predictable) if the kernel gets kexec'd and it just makes the boot processes just needlessly more complicated. Not to mention when the kernel/initrd fails to boot you are kinda SOL since you can't really do any meaningful boot count logic if it fails as it could even be a faulty kernel and not even reach the initrd.

I also haven't been able to be convinced that NMBL is better than a simple EFI bootloader that chainloads a kernel.
This reminds me of something I wrote in early 2000. At that time RSS was less than a year old and if I'm honest I wasn't aware of it at all. I wrote a short PHP script to get the HTML of each site in a list, do a diff against the most recent snapshot, and generate a web page with a table containing all the changes. I could set per site thresholds for change value to cope with small dynamic content like dates and exclude certain latger sections of content via regexp. I probably still have the code in my backups from the dot com boom job I had at the time.
In the beginning, there was computation
20-30s seems extremely slow but I'm not normally using a Mac. Anecdotally on Linux and Windows systems I commonly see 6-10 seconds on a hard reset with absolutely no optimizations
It's really hard to not compete with any big company like Microsoft.
Could there be a hundred people claiming fantastical symptoms for every one person who's genuine?
I think we should ask ourselves what we hope to find in (or do with) statistical happiness scores across interpersonal relationships. Especially at such a superficial "men vs women" level.

Do we have good data that one demographic is disadvantaged and we trying build a case for societal change in or laws, norms, and customs to correct the imbalance? Awesome!

Are we trying to justify, defend, or promote one decision (marry, stay single, cohabitate) over another? In that case, I say ignore the noise. If you've met one married couple... you've met one married couple. How you'll do in your relationship depends on two things surveys can't answer: you and your partner.
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Imagine paying a subscription service to use something slower than QEMU. Yikes...
I use a Sansa clip because it has clickable buttons that I can feel for when I can't use a phone screen, like at the dentist or in a sky village with light restrictions. Also I don't ever load my phone with the 2GB of my favorite mp3s, and I don't want to (and sometimes can't) stream music from a service on the internet.
Fatally flawed methodology and metrics. What is "happiness"? Did the survey define it or attempt to measure it, or just rely on subjective attestations?

Is happiness really a goal of marriage? I mean, "happily married" is certainly a common phrase, and at least someone who's "happily married" isn't party to abuse, neglect, infidelity, we hope.

But is "happiness" the goal? What about enjoyment of companionship (joy and pleasure are less based in emotion than concrete experience, and less subjective) and what about stability, security, and indeed the other things mentioned there, such as wealth, longevity, and good children -- are those a recipe for the elusive "happiness"?

Our Constitution guarantees the right to the "pursuit of happiness", yet can't guarantee happiness itself. Is the pursuit easier, more enjoyable, more fulfilling than happiness itself? Happiness can be a fleeting emotion. I'd prefer joy and contentment, freedom from suffering, a secure future, instead of the nebulous "happiness", and I'd rather attest to those in a survey than say, I guess I'm happy for now.

Furthermore, how shall we measure the impact of marriage on happiness? We can't exactly do A/B tests with the same subjects. You can't be married and not married at the same time and place. So did marriage increase their happiness, or was it due to aging, experience, childbearing, home ownership? Can science isolate marriage and measure its effects in a vacuum? Can science dissect a marriage to find out how a good one works? Should science work to develop something better than marriage, that's guaranteed to increase happiness or double your money back?
A way to improve it is to use ZettelKasten note taking to detail the problems in tackling the problem so that when you wake up you can review those notes before re-examining your approach to the problem...

I started using this approach about 20 days ago...came up with new software architecture beyond cleanarch due to this new using of those techniques.
It is probably compensated by the shield and the heavier torso armor. Attacks to legs (depending upon height differences) reduces the measure unless the attacker squat and thrust without leaning forward.

Big shields also have similar issues with visibility. They can protect you, but they also cut visibility.
Even before reading the article, the inability to quantify happiness led me to assume the result will be garbage in, garbage out, which seems to be the conclusion.

And there’s also the huge confounding variable that people with good financial trajectories are likelier to get married, and it’s been that way for many years.
I don't get it, why not just use AWS CDK?
It uses a double negation in a way that creates ambiguity. A literal interpretation would be “all authorities are legitimate”, but likely the intent was “there exist legitimate authorities”.
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I think it’s that phones no longer ship with a cheap pair of wired headphones
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What is shown in the photo is probably not the complete armor, because that Wikipedia page also mentions greaves and arm guards.
It's part of the job at this point - it's public data, not like I'm stealing credit cards. Are you a more ethical developer because you "try to keep the hit rate low"?

Can I pat myself on the back for only ever having 1 browser tab open at a time? Doesn't my minimalist take on browsing the web "keep my hit rate low" - I think I deserve a tax credit for helping the environment too, wdyt?

Would it make you feel better if I said the pages I'm scraping are also hosted on AWS? That is - I'm effectively paying for the data by paying for lambdas. Or is it the poor hardware itself you worry for?
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Take it a step further and just remove income tax and tax wealth at rest.
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Wireless headphones have an expiry date, when the battery is completely out you have to throw them away. Up to this date I haven't witnessed a single pair of earbuds that its battery can be easily replaced. Attempting to do so might break them beyond repairability. So is not only that is the wireless thing, is that these are also built so if you attempt to open them you break them, this for me is another reason not to buy them. I do own a pair of wired Audio Technica headphones. Since 2016 they have experienced use almost every day. I do still use them to this very day. Only thing I have to do is replace the earpads from time to time.
Would love to see some research on it, but this reminds me of the structure of a traditional yoga asana practice and I've wondered the same thing about rest after a learning/training session. Typically at the end of a practice session of yoga asana (and sometimes in between postures) you'll take savasana and just rest in open awareness. A teacher of mine would always say this is the most important part of class, to let everything integrate in.

When I started training Muay Thai I found that I often would "lose" a lot of what we had worked on in class, and then started taking savasana right when I got home. In that not-quite-sleep state my brain would replay what we worked on.

Sometimes if I'm really bashing into a wall with some coding problem I'll just take savasana for 10-15 minutes and get back to it. I feel like it helps.
Excellent achievement!! A good feel of the Internet before monetization poisoned it.

> I've stopped myself from working on any new features in the past months, but rather improve the existing ones and make SpaceHey overall a bit smoother.

Wise. Not everyone is willing to do the hard word of slogging behind the scenes with little or no visible changes to users, but it makes a huge difference. Kudos.
The File System API is a JavaScript API, not an HTML one, so it helps to think about it from that light (programs, not documents). The API allows tools such as photo editors, file converters, code editors, and the like to be given access to a set of files they can work on directly rather than needing to import and export from the browser on every change. If the attack surface is too much for a use case it can be globally denied by default in every major browser so you won't even get prompted.
It does seem pretty light on science. There's maybe a better discussion on it from a "Trying to Save Us" perspective on Wikipedia under "Evolutionary approaches to depression".
LISP is short of "List Processor". It was developed as a language & system for processing lists. The programming language LISP was supposed to have M-Expressions (M -> Meta) for code and S-Expressions for data. For example a call to append two lists would have looked like this:

append[listvar;(PARIS BERLIN NEWYORK TOKYO)]

The arguments are enclosed in square brackets. The second argument is written as an S-Expression. S-Expressions were the data notation and were enclosed in parentheses. Symbols were upper case. The names of operators and variables were lower case.

The append call then looked like this:

(APPEND LISTVAR (QUOTE (PARIS BERLIN NEWYORK TOKYO)))

A conditional would have been:

[eq[car[l];0] → cons[(ZERO);cdr[l]]; T → x]

Which in S-expression only syntax is:

(COND ((EQ (CAR L)) (CONS (QUOTE (ZERO)) (CDR L)))
(T X))

As you can see the conditional would have a special infix syntax.

> Because of the limitations of the character sets available in old computers, the round parentheses have a dual role in LISP, as delimiters for lists that are data and as delimiters for the lists of arguments used by function/macro invocations.

No, the syntax above wasn't actually implemented at first. The M-Expression/S-Expression combination was hand translated into S-Expressions, since the Interpreter and Compiler took lists as input.

The reason why the syntax is like this is not a lack of characters or so. The reason is because the language early on worked on code as list data and not on code as text. The input and output was then of list data. The famous "Read Eval Print Loop" reads data, evaluates it and prints the result in data format.

It was thought that a later version of LISP had the M-Expression/S-expression syntax as surface syntax. But that did not get any traction, because the S-expressions would be visible in the programming tools anyway: debugger, code inspector, code stepper. Thus it was more convenient to stay in the s-expression syntax, than to convert S-Expressions both from and into M-Expressions/S-Expressions.

For example a stepper for LISP code might look like this. :s is the single step command:

CL-USER 8 > (step (plus (minus 10 20) (plus 20 30)))
(PLUS (MINUS 10 20) (PLUS 20 30)) -> :s
(MINUS 10 20) -> :s
10 -> :S
10
20 -> :S
20
(- A B) -> :s
A -> :S
10
B -> :s
20
-10
-10
(PLUS 20 30) ->

and so on. The interpreter internally sees Lisp code as lists and just prints the lists while it steps the code...

If we wanted M-Expressions, then the things would needed to be converted everywhere/everytime, which is much less elegant than leaving everything in one notation.

LISP 2 was an effort to modernize LISP and to switch to a different syntax.
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GOV.UK Frontend is already fully open source [0] with comprehensive documentation [1] and GDS encourage community contributions, libraries and resources [2]. If there was any worry about phishing that would be a question for GDS

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The Daylight Computer
Different products for different peoples/usage.

If Bose made a refresh of the old wired QC25 I would probably buy it instantly just to be sure to have something when my current pair fail.

And having a removable battery ensure that the part which age the fastest can be changed trivially.
Can’t make a hackernews post by saying “write a normal standard lambda function with no customization whatsoever”
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One of those things. A guy I work with who I (still) consider to be highly intelligent and down to earth insists he was affected by tests of this in a well known and highly populated metropolitan area, which is well known in that community to have been a target area of directed energy weapons.

I didn't believe any of this when I first heard about it but I'm now a skeptic believer. He was able to explain, in detail, what he felt - both physically and mentally - and could name when they happened and for how long.

He underwent a bunch of medical and physiological tests as he didn't know what it was at first, mostly because it started to impact his relationship. I'm not sure he even knew about the whole thing until he started searching around on the web for his symptoms and came across others in the same neighborhood where it happened, claiming to have reported similar things.

I brushed it off at first as it seemed clear it must have been something else, but it didn't help that in literally every other aspect he's an empirical, grounded, down to Earth and totally intelligent person, an expert in his technical field, etc.

Still not sure where I stand on it as it's incredibly difficult to study or even justify scientifically. I'm still not even convinced it was "directed energy". But I do at least believe people who say they've been affected by whatever it was. It's certainly lessened his quality of life, whatever it is.
I’ve been lucky enjoy to have been able to live around my unconscious. I made a conscious decision to allow my unconscious to guide me through life.

The original idea to do this came from Le Corbusier[1] who once described his process of working as being a phase of collecting details on a project, a phase of doing something else (allowing his unconscious to work on the project) and finally he would sit down and complete the project.

The disadvantage is that I never know when inspiration hits and when exactly I will get something done. It’s important to be organised and have everything written down is my approach.

Also I give myself time and room to explore possible solutions from seemingly unrelated areas - a kind of zen navigation[2] for project work.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Le_Corbusier

[2] https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/667285-he-had-a-tremendous-...
nah, Bolsonaro criticizing China is the same as Lula criticizing the US: they are sending signals to their supporters.

Both know that Brazil is not in a position to refuse to do business with China and the US.
True. Sigh.
It's most likely a warning chime telling the crew that the warning chime system has failed.
Fantastic articles, thank you.

I work with alt text a lot. I used a hinted LLM prompt for the first pass, and then I edit if needs be. Sometimes it misses obvious details, other times it sees things (most) human eyes would never see. Like all tools, just have to be careful how you use it.
(THAT, cite of tptacek, fulfilling someone's request, downvoted - with.. such empty*, hypothetical argument ?? - so far it's a libel - at least make some effort to proof otherwise in that case Mr FSFdiscreditor..

*"easier to hide backdoors" - so you don't need source to check the _real_ code - only more effort)

-

vs attack surface ? (having no reasons for powerful adversaries)
IQ is just the wrong way to approach the subject, to be honest. Metacognition plays the biggest role in learning by far and is trainable. But in order to think properly about your thinking, you need the requisite declarative, procedural, and conditional knowledge.

Most people, including "intelligent" people, have no clue how learning works. Learning scientists actually study student perceptions of their learning and learners are terrible at selecting appropriate learning techniques. Even when forced to use effective learning techniques, they rate the effective strategies (as determined by their outcomes) as least effective.

We need to start teaching people how learning works to begin with.
It should make anyone uncomfortable (a trait it shares with all other known interpretations of QM). It implies a degree of correlelation across many different levels of abstraction which basically nothing else in physics does. As the name implies it's not just an abstract sense of determinism but one which tips the scales of everything at every level towards a specific outcome.
I'd like to see a study about this, but age-adjusted. I think marriage pays mainly in the long term. It's easier to report you're better single when you still young, healthy, and socializes a lot outside immediate family. As one ages, the balance probably changes. In the extreme case you risk becoming one of these: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cwyx6wwp5d5o

I wonder if any differences found by sex are due to age, as it seems men tend to marry older than women, on average.
None of the parameters have units. Is this meters, feet, inches, wavelength? I'm sure you've done a lot of work, but it's not impedance matched to the user.

How many wavelengths diameter are required for this to work?

For example, how big would a lens have to be to work at 902-928 Mhz for LoraWAN?
On the flip side, I empathize with the employer wondering why their "developer laptop" needs a monthly subscription to do what their Production server does for free. Maybe they should just use UTM in the meantime.
That name would really fit a retro computing port for classic Mac. Given that the last few major releases of classic Mac OS were 7, 8 and 9. I glanced at the title and thought it could be that... Getting old I guess.

Edit: wow, I looked at the repo and there is no source, just points at a release download. I would call that straight up abuse of GitHub.
Just the tip is 3.2 mm. Ring and sleeve are 3.5 mm.
Yes, these sorts of "studies" that draw insane headline conclusions from horrible data really make me embarrassed to see social science together as a word pairing.
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Oh interesting, I haven't heard of that one before! Although, it looks like this is only for creating zip files.

789-Zip will be able to create multiple types of formats and will also allow editing (renaming, adding in files one by one, renaming, moving, and deleting) within the Finder view.
> Some of the people who reported being sick previously claimed that the CIA made them join the research as a prerequisite for getting health care.

Isn't it the other way around ? People forced to enroll, not people enrolling to get a monetary compensation
When used to evaluate employee performance (the context here), no objective measures are better than bad measures.
Use a standard MacOS toolbar for your toolbar instead of rolling your own, it looks out of place.

Think more MacOS style would also instead of having that weird modal toggle at the top between creating and opening just have dragging to the dock icon or File>Open opens one, and File>New creates a blank one.