skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Quick question: What does DataDog's ddtrace do in the opensource version?
Well intelligence does evaporate over time… literally for most people past age 60 to 70. Hence why most company boards have a mandatory retirement policy for board members past a certain age.
The parameter space is usually (not only) a two dimensional plot of mass and the coupling force parameter. Those can give you a space that you would want to explore. There will be no one experiment that would give you sensitivity in all the parameter space. So you design experiments and collect data. If you don't find in the region your experiment were sensitive too (and you did your analysis carefully) then you establish a limit that says basically it cannot be in this region, look in other regions, then repeat.

The analogy with your wallet is misleading because we know your habits, we don't know about nature habits.

As I explained, when we exhaust the parameter space regions and can't find anything then this would tell us to give a shot to something else. Not that people are not doing this now already anyways.
> What’s a more realistic scenario here? Your manager stands up to their entire chain of command...

She should try, at the very least. Otherwise you have a bad manager. Your manager's job is to look out for what's best for the team, not to answer to a chain of command. This isn't the military.

If any employee, at any level, can't have a constructive conversation with the level above about what the level above has gotten wrong, you have a busted company culture.

Remember, you, the IC, are supposed to be the expert at your programming job. Your manager doesn't have that expertise, but she is supposed to be the expert at understanding what you're up to. Her manager doesn't have that expertise, so the second line manager should depend on your manager for that information, rather than dictate down manifestly inadequate productivity measures.
Been working on one RN project Expo-free since 0.6x. It's really not needed at all, neither is it complicated to set up without Expo.

I've only used Expo during hackathons and university to quickly get something running, but for actual production apps it's should be avoided imo.
I love that you asked this question. As someone who has created a few react native applications in the past, non expo environments has felt as an afterthought. I hope the react native team will improve the documentation and encourage the native platform as well as the expo platform. Some of us don't want to be locked into yet another SaaS with questionable payment tiers - when building your own modules and publishing is:

- Easier in the long run

- You're able to ship a far more featureful application if you deal with media and/or VoIP

- Passing apples reviews seem to be faster if you ship the modules yourself in my experience
Good college to decent paying white collar job is still very interesting to most women.
Or maybe the cases just aren't recorded.
There are multiple confounding factors:

* Blood sugar levels (or whatever this is a proxy for)

* Weight

* The changes the GLP-1 Agonists make to the body itself.

While it is simple to say if you reduce the weight, you reduce the blood sugar levels, and so the GLP-1 is unnecessary, you can look at many accounts of using Ozempic where it talks about reducing the "food noise."

That is, Ozempic makes it easier to eat the right things. I'm a "normal weight" through grit, but I don't think my life is better through said grit - in fact, I'd say it's significantly worse. In my earlier life, I was naturally thin, and I can say that my weight increase wasn't a significant change to my diet, nor was my weight loss: I just had to be hungry and irritable more.

So, fundamentally, the cause and effect doesn't matter, because the drug makes it easier to be a more healthy weight and to control the blood sugar.
that's an interesting perspective, curious to what your reasons are for avoiding expo in production?
Ask HN: Do you have trouble recalling what you've contributed at your job?
I find that I really struggle to remember what I’ve done specifically before the current task I’m working on. Then I go through my tickets and I start remembering, but off the top of my head it’s pretty blank.

Makes me nervous about getting fired and having nothing to talk about in interviews. I should probably be writing things down as I do them.
If I have to, I have to - if it's going to persist for days, I don't want that noise.
Exactly right, I was thinking an unfair coin could have "memory" but then the method doesn't hold.
What "anonymous" tip line run by law enforcement is not capturing caller ID and any other location that can be garnered during the call? If there are any, I'd say that is a total failure on the agency in question.
I mean sure. But. There's also probably lower cancer diagnosis in the first place. I imagine these folks aren't exactly quick to jump to modern medicine until absolutely necessary. Plus I imagine their average lifespan is lower for much the same reason.
Canceling Cable (Kieran Culkin on SNL) https://youtu.be/V5DeDLI8_IM?si=-O1bWCTrdLGK6gCH
For what purpose do people on the street want to shoot into the ground to elicit a police response while not unduly inconveniencing the neighbors?

Is this a way to jump the queue on the emergency service phone line or something?
The Lightness of Being Without a Smartphone
I think being completely unable to find a state that does it right does kind of mean "hey, we shouldn't do this"

What you're not realizing is the intention of these laws is to be racist and cause disenfranchisement. Therefore, that being the result is not a "failure" - that's what the laws were intended to do.

> Voter ID sounds like a great place to start

I don't understand why. Why are people so caught up on Voter ID that they're willing to push it even if the risk of disenfranchising people is there?

I think I can guess the reason why, but I don't want to be presumptuous.

We really don't have any problems with widespread election fraud due to identity theft. It's just not even a real problem. We don't have any evidence to support that. So, I don't know what these laws are intending to accomplish. Well, I do know, but for the hypothetical person who is not focused on disenfranchising people - what are they hoping to accomplish with this law? Do you know?
Yep, same thing happened to us at AWS. Sometimes it’s actually random.
Arm's complaint seems relatively straightforward. The agreements, while we can't read them, are probably not ambiguous when it comes to assingment, since they're able refer to these assignment provisions, so I don't understand how Qualcomm imagines that it can do other than as Arm demands in this matter.

>On February 1, 2022, Arm sent a letter to Nuvia and Qualcomm terminating
the Nuvia licenses effective March 1, 2022. The letter terminated the licenses based on Nuvia’s material breach of the assignment provisions of the Nuvia licenses by entering into the acquisition of Nuvia without Arm’s consent.

If one can write as above, how can there be ambiguity? This anticompetitive conduct talk seems strange in a context such as things. There was a deal and one party broke the provisions of it.

It seems much more reasonable to negotiate a new deal so that the processors can be sold, and then there's this:

>On April 1, 2022, Qualcomm’s General Counsel sent Arm a letter enclosing a Nuvia representative’s termination certification. The certification acknowledged—without
objection—that the Nuvia licenses had been terminated. The certification recognized the obligations upon termination, and asserted that Nuvia was in compliance. Qualcomm and
Nuvia thereby conceded that termination of the Nuvia licenses was appropriate, and that the termination provisions had been triggered, are binding, and are enforceable.

I can't understand how this can be a court case.
Fair enough. You are absolutely right. People do not "want" Lemmy or Funkwhale. They want to communicate, get in touch with friends, listen to some music, find someone to hook up with, share pictures of their kids with their family... do you agree?

But in light of all the things that you know about Facebook, Google, Reddit et al, do you think that it's enough to just tell people "If everyone just used an ad blocker, there would be no ad tech companies?"
This (social media harvesting) is really the only option.

They can’t be reactive and produce the required response to address the core issues, because they need lots of cops. Drones help, but even with drones predicting time/location will lead to a better outcome with regard to tracking than being reactive will.
In reality that coworker got fired because he was sending inappropriate DMs to all the young women in the organization.
There are in reality a lot of people who work for the Kremlin or have been riled up by them. I'm not sure he's that paranoid to suspect that.
YouTuber Cr1TiKaL tested Character AI's "Psychologist" chatbot and discovered[1] it not only failed to provide resources, but it started arguing it was a real psychologist named Jason who had connected to the chat after observing suicidal ideation.

Crucially, Cr1TiKaL ran this test after an article was written about this phenomenon[2], where Character AI claimed "it has added a self-harm resource to its platform and they plan to implement new safety measures, including ones for users under the age of 18." Obviously the guard rails were not implemented if the chatbot in the news story was still gaslighting its users.

[1]: https://youtu.be/FExnXCEAe6k?t=4m7s

[2]: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/florida-mother-lawsuit-characte...
And probably almost everyone working there, too. Stellar company.
They are completely different products?

One is an IDE, the other is an editor. If you want an editor, of course you will not be happy if you use an IDE
There’s lots of stuff from china and other IPs I’ve traced to California that have cryptic text only landing pages.
What is unique about your thoughts experiment that makes it applies only to dynamical phases?

I am really not getting what you are trying to say?
I think time would pass incredibly slowly for an observer that close to the black hole? Since the event horizon provides a singularity where time slows to zero, it makes sense that any non-zero speed along it would go to infinity for an outside observer.

I doubt you could usefully exploit this behavior, because any charges would still need to travel to and away from the black hole at no more than light speed, and because time slows down the further you get to the event horizon the shortest path "around" a black hole would probably not go through it.
Being further from the corner than your opponent also gives a big advantage since for any given angle as you peek you will see more of your opponent than they see of you.

https://x.com/RiotTuxedo/status/1250637504895541248
I don't think anyone is an idiot for driving for Uber/Lyft, but there are a lot of costs that are very difficult to calculate except on a fleet level. e.g. are drivers factoring in the increased risk of getting in an accident that might raise their insurance rates for five years, etc.
The king of kings’ chariot was a status symbol. Persian cavalry fought from horseback.
Probably a combination of diet, exercise, and environment.
Okay, we don't have any evidence to show it has an effect on outcomes. No, a politically charged speech doesn't count as evidence.
Pretty much all non-luxury housing in Tokyo is built to a much lower standard than equivalent housing built in say Canada or the US in the same time period.

Much thinner wall insulation, single glazed windows (until recently), much smaller elevators in high rises, etc…

So on a quality and square footage adjusted basis it’s still quite expensive.
DORA’s such a cult.

In other news, I’ve had pretty good luck when trying to build culture by getting people to measure both the act of practising the behaviours and the overall expected outcomes, but not setting specific targets on the teams. Measuring the outcomes for individual teams leads to “checklisting” rather than behavioural change.
http://xrefactory.com/

now OSS https://github.com/thoni56/c-xrefactory
I've had great success with gitlab and it's issue + mr (they use "merge requests" which tbh feels more appropriate) tracker. I make an issue ticket, dump all symptoms, logs, relevant configs, whatever into it. Then I make the MR, and put all my fix stuff in there. I like the separation of what the issue was vs what the fix was, while still keeping them linked. Really helps when somebody else does the other half.

ETA: none of this is as helpful as having my team and higher ups understand and appreciate what I do, though. That's step 1. Or step 0 if you can feel that out in the interview.
What's wrong with grams as a measure of fluid volume? It's not a measure of volume, for starters.
Who would've thought steve jobs was right (although premature) with the initial iPhones only having web apps.

That's interesting though, I would've expected iOS to be slower with android largely leveraging chrome because Google.
Russia's nuclear arsenal made and makes the idea of conquering Russia by force absolutely impossible to contemplate. The US and others pursued the objectives of military strength, normalized relations with Russia, and decreasing its influence with its neighbors and proxies.

The goals are obvious, open, and benign. Everyone wants a Russia that is stable, economically entwined with limited influence on their neighbors beyond economic ties. No tendrils of malevolent influence or proxies.

The only way this devolves into actual force is Russia making war on its neighbors which gives others permission and reason to wage proxy war with Russia and reason to cut its economic ties.

Only Russia could possibly have destabilized this situation. Only Russia could have been stupid enough to believe this would be a profitable adventure and only Russia can solve this by fucking off to their own country after which they can negotiate a return to stability.

Once this misadventure is over once again nobody will invade Russia because nobody wants to initiate nuclear Armageddon. The only real risk to this return to stability is again Russia. It's possible that should it continue long enough its impoverishment, diminishment of internal perception of strength and military power, and anger at at the regime responsible for sending so many Russians to die should cause internal splintering.

If you want to talk about "Domino theory" let us imagine a three foot tall domino surrounded by normal size dominos with Putin standing next to it kicking the giant domino for no reason. Russia was always safe from everyone but Russia.
There is such a simpler explanation for this. You can get better at IQ tests by practicing and studying. For a long time IQ scores were seen as an important measure of your value as a human being, and more importantly, were used to gate access to jobs and other opportunities. So people learned how to get better at passing IQ tests.

Now IQ tests are no longer fashionable and we're drifting back to the scores you'd expect in a naive population.
The claim that VSCode was just an editor seemed flimsy the day it was released. Now, it is absurd.
> Siri-type tool

So a voice assistant that they can use to set kitchen timers?
Is this a thing? My quick search isn't showing anything like that, the closest is the butter container, which is designed to be a bit warmer than the rest of the fridge. There's no heat element involved though.
Another interesting point from the study (full paper linked in a other comment) was the comparison of semaglutide to other GLP-1 agonists taken by patients, with the impact being significantly higher vs. those.

Obviously we need some more double blind studies dedicated to this class of drugs and Alzheimer's, but this informs the direction researchers and drug companies will likely map out.
Finally. What else is missing for Anthropic's end-user UI to be on par with ChatGPT? I have the impression that not much. Congrats!!
> decent paying white collar job, just isnt that interesting in modern society and isnt highly selected for from a mating perspective

What? I have literally never met a mother who is uninterested in whether her husband pays the bills.
I recently upgraded my laptop and finally VS with Resharper is blazingly fast.

My old laptop was a an 8th gen i7 with SSD and 32GB of RAM.

New one is a 13th gen i7 with an NVMe and 64GB of RAM.

I suspect the biggest difference is the NVMe. It probably also helps that I’m using Windows 11’s Dev Drive where I’ve enabled all the policies mentioned in their docs to minimise the impact of Windows Defender.

And finally, so much RAM means Windows gets to keep a lot of my working files cached.
I helped write this post, so feel free to ask me anything about the New Architecture!
TF is currently the most popular framework (along with OpenTofu). Can the heavy TF users/engg here share a quick assessment of TF and Mantis for managing complex deployments?
I would avoid using your personal laptop for work.

I'm not sure why you would want to put wear and tear on your own equipment and save the company money on not putting wear and tear on their computer.

You could just use the laptop, and close it when done with it.

Them having access to your personal life is not a good idea. How would you apply for another job without them knowing?

It's not uncommon for contractors to have their own equipment.. still if you feel you are going to use your computer, install and run a separate copy of windows inside a virtual machine (vmware, virtualbox, etc) so you can turn it off, and containerize it and keep it separate from your personal computer.
I've always thought the Flynn Effect was yet another Moore's Law, and both demonstrate Goodhart's Law. We didn't get transistor density doubling year over year because this was a natural tendency of some physical law, we got it because of mountains of money and engineering effort poured into doing that. Similarly, we didn't get rises in a measure of what society considers intelligence because of some genetic or uncorrelated environmental factor, we got it because what we're actually measuring with IQ, since it was invented by Binet, is education and selection of minds toward a particular category of reasoning tasks. I think Binet did something impressive when he distilled the priorities of the entire education system into a psychometrically-evaluable quantity that's relatively stable across individuals, but the way people overstate the generality and broad applicability of this metric baffles me. Like people will point out that IQ correlates with lifetime income and also SAT scores. But those two things not only correlate with each other for a much clearer reason (We gate educational outcomes with standardized tests that resemble IQ tests, and also gate economic outcomes with educational credentials), but that reason also is a causal explanation that mostly amounts to a decision made by human institutional policy, rather than some grand enduring fact about the nature of intelligence

Like look, I get how people get so attached to this stuff. I've got a high enough IQ score to be beyond the statistical sensitivity of Raven's Progressive Matrices which mostly seems to mean that I'm great at test-taking and puzzle-solving, and I get that IQ seems like this really powerful explanation of variance on vibes from an internal perspective. It feels like people above a certain point on the curve are just so much more vibrant and curious sometimes! But I've come to believe that this is more an artifact of how we shunt certain people within the education system than some deep difference between people on some generally-applicable measure of capability. Lots of social science theories about assortative mating and such seem to observe that people with brains that work similarly will also tend to like each other more, and we have vast edifices that determine other socialization-determining factors based on these kinds of heavily-correlated metrics.
I entered the query but was redirected to a login form. If you are honestly looking for feedback and no leads, unblock the app temporarily for HN. If you are for leads, for sure you will get some if this submission receives enough upvotes, but I wouldn't count on many. These days people are not so keen to leaving their data on random websites anymore.
Any discussion of the game’s requirement to install kernel-level anticheat hooks that inspect the memory of every process running on the system?
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Well, different people, different experiences.
The lawyers brought the issue. He explained the issue ably to the public at large. I'm not in favor of fake niceness.
Layoffs and PIPs are very different. The former is random, or at least the decision is made at the top of the organization by someone who probably doesn't know who you are. The latter is about your specific performance.
A very simple explanation, indeed
In my experience, Rider's support for F# is much more stable and usable than Ionide, or even Visual Studio proper.
Premature by 17+ years? He was and remains completely wrong.
Linus Torvalds confirms Russian developers expelled due to sanctions
Spam kimbap is godlike, one of my favorite Korean dish
The track doesn't have cross traffic that has to stop and wait.
Specifically, out of the box, these things work, and work exceptionally well. In my experience you can get 80% of the way there in VSCode, but it requires compromise and time, which I’m personally willing to throw money at to make go away.
> nor was my weight loss: I just had to be hungry and irritable more

Yes! I keep trying to explain to folks that this is the benefit of these drugs, they let you keep a healthy relationship with food, maintain "intuitive eating" where you aren't constantly fighting and discarding your hunger signals, and aren't (as) miserable doing it.

I did it the hard way, I wouldn't wish it on anyone.
Isn't a good measurement by what measure?

There's been 1000's of studies on it. It might be one of the most robust findings in all of psychology and psychometrics (Big 5 is in the same ballpark). You can predict all sorts of things from it. If IQ is a bad measurement, than there are no good measurements in psychology.
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Tested with uBlock Origin on Firefox Mobile.
The Flying Car Mechanic Network
Is anyone surprised by this? Chris Lattner in high regard, sure, but I always expected them to have to quietly walk this one back.

It just didn't seem feasible, for a lot of reasons.

Of course, how feasible it sounded will depend on your interpretation of "superset". I wonder what was the straw that broke the camel's back.