skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why do you think bosses overwhelmingly want RTO?

I think they want it because they fear productivity losses that mean lower profits, and ultimately lead to the threat of becoming uncompetitive.

If you agree with that, is your position that these fears are irrational (because in your view, no such productivity loss would occur)?
Time to download Firefox Developer Edition.
2-13% seems very disappointing considering how long the 7000 series has been out. I was hoping we'd see more like 80-200% based on the gains we've seen from Apple and Nvidia in this time/
The benefits of which you speak, are pretty much I've to say, too. My present situation offers me above-average flexibility, but not to the level as yours. Care to share whom you work for, or where to find such roles?
Why should I replace Ublock Origin? Why not dump Chrome instead?
I suppose it's about kernel and driver packages mostly.
Ethernet has galvanic isolation.
I see. At my product stage, I am thinking of turning yearly plan into lifetime.
I wrote a little project to expose a bar git repository in fuse. Basically, you just have your .git folder, and fuse exposes every single commit (and branch etc) as its own folder at the same time. Without actually having to checkout everything as regular files in a regular filesystem.

It's quite nice, and really shows that git internally is already half a file system. It's also quite simple, because everything is read-only.
That’s not how it works. You are probably adding two locales instead of two keyboards under a single locale. Yes, it’s confusing, I know.
The gradients are noisy as they are, this additional noise probably does not hurt that much overall
> Nobody is forcing you to eat those.

No, I think force feeding junk food is pretty rare but that seems like a straw man.

Consider children. Their brains are not fully developed and they have little agency in determining the food they have access to. Childhood obesity is on the rise. So blame the children’s choices?

Ok, sure, blame the parents. I agree of course it is the parents responsibility, but the cards are often stacked against parents by big corporations with government subsidies (in the us).

It’s really weird to me to argue that this is completely a problem at the individual level and not a social one—and I see no other way to interpret your comment.
Not a study, but this article was enjoyable. Some of the experiences there say it made their writing overly perseverative on detail, too expansive, too many edits and re-writes. Sort of faster in the short term but slower over the long term?

https://pioneerworks.org/broadcast/club-med-adderall
I remember my mom asking this when she was learning to drive a stick-shift in her 60s - "If both the gears and the clutch help in changing the speed, what's the difference between them?"

I had a huge problem in explaining this in simple terms without having to go into the the huge amount of detail.

Maybe it's something like that?
I hold no love for openai, but to be fair (and balanced) they put this right in the start of their readme.

> Swarm is currently an experimental sample framework intended to explore ergonomic interfaces for multi-agent systems. It is not intended to be used in production, and therefore has no official support. (This also means we will not be reviewing PRs or issues!)

It’s literally not meant to replace anything.

IMO the reason there’s no langchain replacement is because everything langchain does is so darn easy to do yourself, there’s hardly a point in taking on another dependency.

Though griptape.ai also exists.
No for example they might have severe food addiction that it makes it hard for them to reduce food consumption otherwise.
I'm not sure (maybe it's the case only with email auth, not oauth). But there's a setting on slack to not automatically allow people with your company email address. So the tools are there to stop the attack
> using a short 2-3 hour take-home

Where in the process did you give the take home project? As a candidate, I would consider doing a take home project as the final round of an interview, but anything earlier than that and I will reject doing one. 2-3 hours is too much time to spend on one company, unless you’re confident that the company is serious about hiring.

Projects can work great for smaller companies, but are basically impossible to use at larger companies.
Define what is a project in the scope?
I do LSD once a year with close friends and a beautiful view and it's fantastic at making me appreciate beauty in the world and feel like everything is in it's natural place.

Shrooms sadly do not agree with my digestive system.
You could compare against other psychedelics. I’d be interested in that.
what? this is entirely made up/false

a diet doesn't mean starving yourself, it means have balanced nutrition that doesn't rely on fast carbs, if you burn 2000cal a day for example you still eat 2000cal but not in sugar/fast carbs but adequete protein, fats, and high fiber/slow carbs; insulin resistance is the biggest reason people will feel that hunger right at the start but once your body starts gets used to the slower carbs that don't constantly spike your insulin the resistence goes down

a lot of time it seems like people absolutely don't track what they eat or sort of tell lies to themselves (this doesn't include people with illnesses that impacts their metabolism)

once you start doing a medium amount of working out, just going for 30min walks everyday, you will start to build some lean muscle which will increase your base metabolism and this is where the weight loss kicks in
Lovely video, and it was enormously personally satisfying to me while he was describing his evolutionary algorithm I just sat thinking "why not just use a SAT solver, this seems like child's play for z3?" and then hearing him go "then I asked Reddit and someone suggested using a SAT solver". Hell yeah, good job, brain! I mean, not as good a job as Brian who actually implemented it and made the video and everything, but still!
The alcohol is still just alcohol. It’s doesn’t matter what variety of grape it comes from.
Wellbutrin is not an SSRI. Wellbutrin works via the dopaminergic pathway. Same receptors that are generally targets for ADHD.
I find the BSDs, in general, take a more holistic approach to the operating design and everything feels very cohesive. In contrast, Linux feels more like an assembly of parts to form a unit and everything feels far more disjointed. That said, I run Linux on my production workstation because it supports more modern stuff. However, OpenBSD is one of my favorite operating systems to put on the back end because of its very simple and consistent design, and, well, strong focus on security.
Or, if someone is a person of judgement and taste, who regularly watches and enjoys films a lot more experimental than Megalopolis, and one went and saw the film, perhaps one can reasonably come to the conclusion that the film is an artistic and intellectual failure.

That, occasionally, some original works of art have been underappreciated is hardly a reason to suspend judgement about all art that vaguely gestures at being slightly unusual.
A Syllabus for Generalists
> As a fedora user, why would I consider FreeBSD?

The vid talks about how big Linux vendor, like Red Hat, betrayed the Linux community (their words, not mine).

If you're fine with the "microsoftization" of Linux, then you're all good and set with Fedora or Ubuntu.

For many users Linux is just "Windows but sucking a bit less than Windows".

But others do feel the betrayal they talk about in the vid. For me for example systemd and systemd's author now officially being on Microsoft' payroll is a very hard pill to swallow. Same for many non-portable things now targeting only the bastardized Linux ecosystem, instead of targeting all the Unixes still out there (including FreeBSD and OpenBSD).

Thankfully due to the unfathomably big number of Linux containers / virtual machines being spun on and off and the need for utmost speed of these, systemd ain't much of a thing in the Linux container world. And Linux is still the kernel and it's still possible to have both systemd-less containers and systemd-less distros. I'm not sure how long that'll last though seen how systemd is spreading its tentacles everywhere.

For people who love Microsoft INI files and who love the rube-goldberg monstrosity that Windows is, systemd Linux distros with snap and whatnots are just fine. To them Linux is just basically a Windows a tiny bit more secure and crashing a tiny bit less. And don't worry: Microsoft employees are hard at work making sure Linux gets shittier by the day, emulating the mistakes of the biggest turd of an OS ever made (that'd be Windows).

For others, thankfully the BSDs do still exists.
> If someone has a broken leg, the word "crutch" isn't derogatory in the first place.

It is so profoundly disingenuous to pretend not to know what the word "crutch" means or what connotations it has in this context. Like, come on.
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It’s a font, not an editor plugin.

Not sure which font specifically is used in the article but an example of a monospace font with ligatures is Fira: https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode
> it's not like you can just pop in for a chat about taking shroomies

You sure can just pop in to discuss options for your crippling depression though? And sorry, I do indeed live in a country with a functioning healthcare system, not the US.
For me the problem is that the culture story just feels like a lie
The entire keyword buying SEM operates that way too right? At least they call it out as Sponsored results though.
It's amazing how much staying power Touhou has had in internet culture.
In my experience, telling people you've found a vulnerability in their system is met with denial or lack of care, and when you demonstrate the exploit for them to take it seriously, they sue you.

You're better off not bothering contacting them.
So glad I switched to MacOS for my desktop system a few years ago.

Microsoft will never get another penny from me.
I'm not saying psylocybin can't be used safely, nor have I made any claims about its relative toxicity or harm relative to other scheduled drugs. If you're arguing anything else, I don't think that report says what you think it says. As for my position, I live in SF, it's decriminalized here, I support that. So there's no need for your rude presumption that I find it generally unsafe.

I'm also unfamiliar with the dose of SSRIs that would send you into a coma, but I'm fairly certain it's shockingly large. Happy to be informed otherwise.

edit to reflect parent edit: yes, I'm aware that breakthrough experiences can be helpful. I'm also saying they should not be your first resort.
surely some things are. such as the critical reading of the film we were provided. its a compelling critique, one that certainly rises above whatever quality your insipid response is made of.
With lots of pain in between
How would you propose they quantify company culture?
Do you stop for food? Buccee's is already half restaurant and targets long distance drivers. Charge yourself while charging your vehicle. Many suburban gas stations have some form of food service attached as well.
Being blinded isn’t some gold standard. For example we know exercise leads to good health outcomes from unblinded studies. Every study on fitness ever done is unblinded and we consider these results to be a ground truth.
Because people recognize dog whistles when they see them. Calling Adderall amphetamines is literally correct, the generic is "amphetamine salts." Nobody denies it and so there's no reason to point it out in a discussion except as a means to tie someone's medication to the existing negative associations people have with amphetamines/speed/meth.
This feels like clickbait, and also may be a duplicate.
Have other platforms similarly suppressed discussion of this document?

We've got the national security assurances that it's "hacked" and several platforms had spoken righteously about their refusal to further such crimes in the past...

Is there any actual Federal pressure to keep these documents unpublished? We've seen evidence that there has been such on other subjects; how would we know if this is similarly being de-emphasized by order?
I'm wondering if any of the antitrust cases will be pursued as vigorously in the next administration. Neither presidential candidate seems to be a fan of Lina Khan. She has done excellent work in bringing antitrust enforcement back into attention.

Corporations, however, hate antitrust law with a passion and unfortunately they now decide a lot of policy via their financial muscle thanks to Citizens United.
Completely different incentives.

Executives are in those roles because their anxieties for control align with productivity for shareholders. The coercive threat is the whole point of executive management in private profit focused organizations.

Researchers on the other hand are not as interested in maintaining the power distribution bias. Rather they use “economic” factors like described in the article to describe what would seem to be a mutually beneficial situation.

So what’s so confusing? It’s because all these commenters are still stuck in the thinking that by default, incentives are aligned all the way from investors to line workers in a firm (otherwise why would they be there? They can just move in a “free market” - they are “rational actors” and other economics lies etc…)

As these studies show, coercive executives hate remote work because it reduces the frequency they can create pop-up tasks and break workflows to satisfy their desires. So productivity is up but control is down. It also makes bullying and intimidation much harder to get away with.

So the conundrum is simply executives throwing tantrums about their loss of structural methods of coercion they aren’t able to effect as easily.

Never forget, unless you are an owner of the company (eg. meaningful ownership, that has the ability to shut the org down) management, executives and investors are not only not your friends, but they are adversarial to your benefit.

Studies like these demonstrate that almost perfectly and yet everybody’s confused about why is it not the same?

It’s exceptionally simple and it’s something we’ve all known forever and it’s been captured in comic books and movies and everything else: middle management and above is incentivized to be antagonistic to non-ownership labor by function of the structure that it’s within.
Yes so this:

> Any actual utility imagined for cryptocurrency has yet to materialize in any significant quantity

Is false, to the tune of billions in remittances per year. Normally when the number starts with a B we do consider that market significant.

> It’s at $60,000 because Americans gamble on it.

It's at $60,000 because speculative investors are taking a position on its future value being higher than its present value. You don't agree with that position and that's fine. To me, that position seems rational, looking at past performance, and considering the odds that the sort of financial instability which makes Bitcoin useful for remittances will increase over time. Clearly if you don't see it that way, you speculate on some other investment vehicle. Stocks perhaps.

It's odd to take a look at a 15 year old growth curve which consistently pumps more than it dumps and call it a pump-and-dump scheme. But you do you.
That’s way too complicated for the average person or business, who probably doesn’t even know recall is spying on them. We need to regulate and to break up or heavily tax megacorps like Microsoft
The problem is everyone thinks Data will give you the answer. Does returning to office increase productivity? How do you measure productivity? Let me tell you how we increased productivity by 19% last year.

Our VP aimed to increase productivity by 10%. The Jira team went to work. They studied our workflow, found some inefficiency in our ticket statuses, and reorganized. At the end of the year, we resolved many more tickets, gaining 71 days worth of work, or 19.5%. Celebration!

The data clearly shows the improvement. But what they ignored is that on the previous year, we built a system. On the next year, the one with their Jira improvements, we used the system. We resolved more tickets after because those were small bug fixes instead of large architecture efforts. Nothing to do with the new ticket statuses. The lesson was add more ticket statuses and it will make developers more efficient...

When we are asked to return to the office and there is push back, it is someone's job to come up with metrics that will measure productivity. They will probably measure ticket completion for on-site and off-site employees, completely ignoring the context of the work.
I'm not really sure, and you can pull lots of funny examples where various models have progress & regressions dealing with such mundane simple math.

As recently as August "11.10 or 11.9 which is bigger" came up with the wrong answer on ChatGPT and was followed with lots of wrong justification for the wrong answer. Even follow up math question "what is 11.10 - 11.9" gave me the answer "11.10 - 11.9 equals 0.2"

We can quibble about what model I was using, or what edge case I hit, or how quick they fixed it.. but this is 2 years into the very public LLM hype wave so at some point I expect better.

It gives me pause in asking more complex math questions I cannot immediately verify results, in which case, again why would I pay for a tool to ask questions I already know the answer to?
On the reading question raised by another comment: I went to school recently enough that we had smartphones but before tiktok. You were allowed them but they'd be confiscated if seen in lessons or corridors.

On balance I'd probably try and get rid entirely, but vividly recall my academic/engineering/whatever awakening being from downloading huge quantities of textbooks and the like onto my phone at the age of 14 or 15, so I wouldn't go stray too far away from modern technology in some sense.

I could also argue that this made me quite distracted but (say) also meant that it was the best part of a decade until I would see something, conditioned on that I found it interesting, that I hadn't seen before in formal education.
A lot of them are probably sales and support.
Even if you were watching them, you don’t know that they don’t have an app that plays a game frame at 1 Hz that they sync their minds to while you see the other 59 frames at 60 Hz and think you’re seeing a book.

Without root access to the device and blinkers to ensure they aren’t looking at a second device strategically placed out of sight, you can’t conclude anything.
so you don't trust ms but you trust a script from some guy in his mom's basement in Russia?
I think you completely missed my point.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41820447
Freedom of expression is guaranteed in Brazil. In general people feel free to speak and that hasn't changed.

What has become a crime is the spread of misinformation in the form of fake news. For the most part these are still legislated fairly IMHO. But the precedent feels a bit dangerous
News flash - vegans and vegetarians do not need "meat substitutes", as we do not crave meat. Difference between 33% (non-vegetarian) and %39 (vegan)percent of "UPF" is trivial, and probably won't matter and will be offset by lack of carcinogens prevalent in fried meat etc.
I eat in excess of the daily recommended protein amount for my age, body weight, and activity level because I weight train.

My protein comes from beans, quinoa, oats, vegetables, and nutritional yeast.
The article links to a definition of ultra-processed foods.
Apart from ethical or environmental concerns, one of the best decisions you can make nutrition wise is to vary your intake a lot and one of the worst is to try and subsist on a limited range of foodstuffs.
> realized that frequent cannabis consumption interferes with the weight loss, so I've kicked the habit from daily to occasionally on weekends

Did you try to reduce your cannabis consumption before using tirzepatide?

Because although you say(feel) like the realization made you reduce your intake, I can hardly imagine that you were totally oblivious to the fact that smoking cannabis is unhealthy in the first place.

Do you feel like you think less about e.g. cannabis, or do you feel like it's easier to say no to that impulse?

Does it seem to mainly influence health choices or are you also less likely to be angry or does it interact work place interactions?
OpenAI confirms threat actors use ChatGPT to write malware
By the time we get sterilizing vaccines, people who never got covid are going to have 5-10 IQ points on the rest of the population.
Yes. That's in the before fore.

Social media is far more addictive now. And doom scrolling is far better tuned. I see my kids and those of my friends. It's not at all what it was even 10 years ago.

This is only getting wise as engagement is the only metric these companies care about. I support the social media ban under 18.
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It can break the sport on the other hand as this iteration almost always outpaces how the rest of the sport is balanced. Baseball roid era effectively shortened the length of the outfield. Golf today is going through a similar issue with pros hitting the new high tech drivers a lot further than when they built these tournament golf courses. Hazards like bunkers on a golf hole are placed based on where you might hit your drive and now the pros are just sailing over them making it easy for themselves. There’s now talk of deadening the golf ball to compensate.
A mobile app to track your workout
Because you can have solid outsourced work, as long as you bother to check and verify that work.
> downloading huge quantities of textbooks and the like onto my phone at the age of 14 or 15

I also used the internet to get interesting tech manuals (and plenty of other books) from IRC channels when I was young

But that was before social media, which has IMO destroyed (not entirely, but largely) the positive aspects of internet connections for teenagers

A phone is now primarily a source of always-on entertainment (in 10 second bytes).
It wasn't clear to me as even at that point it was an "H1 Mediator" who responded.

Also the bit about SPF, DKIM and DMARC seems to show a misunderstanding of the issue: these are typically excluded because large companies aren't able to do full enforcement on their email domains due to legacy. It's a common bug report.

In this case, the problem was that Zendesk wasn't validating emails from external systems.
My guess is the audience of this readme are not the users of the programming language but people who want to work on the programming language.

The current landing page lists features [1], and if my memory serves me the original landing page 15-ish years ago did not primary focus on an install guide. I can't check right now, since Wayback Machine is still down.

What also could happen with repository readmes is, that the sections devoted for explaining the language moves to github pages or a landing pages hosted somewhere, and the sections with install guides stay in the readme, as they are useful for people who want to contribute to the github repo.

[1] https://boo-language.github.io/