skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Mostly people living in a troubled, oil-rich former British colony with a history of political violence.
Is the crust edible on these, looking at the photos online that seems a lot of salt if it is?
If you can be fined while using a phone while driving, then requiring the use of a touchscreen while driving should be banned.
Just a browser adblocker extension but I intend to set up Pi-Hole soon.
Yes, it was a poor choice of name. It was originally just a placeholder in the htsim code, from New Datacenter Protocol, but we avoided choosing a better name for too long and had already talked about it as NDP to enough people (especially research funding people) that we decided it would be confusing to change. With hindsight, we should have changed it earlier. Later on we did change the name of its derivative to EQDS.
100% agree. Please OP consider therapy or at least a next job that you can't give too much of a shit about. Care about the quality of the work you're shipping because it's fun. Be a human but keep your personal life personal.

People pleasing, approval seeking makes you the battery in somebody else's flashlight. You will always find yourself used up by others. Don't give others control of your joy.
The skins the best bit of a baked potato anyway, if you’re just gonna eat the inside then mash or roast would be better anyway.
Just add `--kubelet-insecure-tls`

that solves the problem!

https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/metrics-server/issues/196

The number of comments and blogs/guides that recommend this is astonishing. And the lack of a proper solution is frustrating.
How is this false research? Most other studies rely on self-reported measures of sleep. This is using objective measures.
But I don’t want my free time to end.
I think other responders have suitably highlighted how you did in fact have roast potatoes, but what I'd like to know is how you became so convinced you had baked potatoes in the first place? Could you describe for us what you think roast potatoes and baked potatoes are?
Great advice.

What books/resources do you suggest to follow more on this path of meditation (possibly also stoicism)?
Or just share regular story you would normally share, when introducing yourself in work setting? I'm 100% sure nobody would care.
> We don't know if Candidate 2 really "knows A, B, C, D, E and F by heart", just that they claim to. They could be adding whatever to their skill list just, even though they hardly used it, just because it' a buzzword.

That is indeed a problem. I have been thinking about a possible solution to the very same problem for a while.

The fact: people lie on their resumes, and they do it for different reasons. There are white lies (e.g. pumps something up because they aspire to something but were not presented with an opportunity to do it, yet they are eager to skill themselves up, learn and do it, if given an opportunity). Then there are other lies. Generally speaking, lies are never black or white, true or false; they are a shade of grey.

So the best idea I have been able to come up with so far is a hybrid solution that entails the text embeddings (the skills similarity match and search) coupled with the sentiment analysis (to score the sincerity of the information stated on a resume) to gain an extra insight into the candidate's intentions. Granted, the sentiment analysis is an ethically murky area…
Sorry for a probably unpopular opinion here, and let me generalize a bit: Gen Z all the way... (Saying this makes me feel a bit old, I guess I'm certainly am than the author).

On a serious note, in my book there are hints of perfectionism right from the start of the story (fonts dimming, wait 30 sec to join the meeting..). And too much fragility in personal attidudes. S/he is probably a relatively young idealistic person, early in the career. Such people often don't last long, if they can't change inside and take manager's or corporate shit. One needs at least some "fuck it" attitude to preserve one's dignity. Your performance review does not and cannot define you as a person. Else you're likely to end up disappointed and/or emotionally exhausted. And that's what I see here.
FWIW, “sleepfoundation.org” is owned by Sleep Doctor, and is essentially a sales funnel to sell CPAP machines and other sleep-related therapy.

Nothing wrong with that, but it’s at least a little shady to present themselves this way.

A Sleep Doctor brand, SleepFoundation.org was acquired from the National Sleep Foundation in 2019 and is no longer affiliated with the non-profit organization. The National Sleep Foundation is an independent, 501(c)(3) based in Washington, D.C.
> We're building multimodal search infrastructure, think of it like an index for your S3 bucket.

Sounds interesting. Do you have any writeups on what that means?
Yes that’s the one. I’d suggest sit through on of their parallel circles with your son- it’s a free 45 min casual live only session, on Sundays. And the schedule is by age group - listed on their website
> This closed ecosystem not only complicates the work for open-source contributors but also stifles innovation that could benefit all users.

from their perspective, motivated devs are doing all the heavy-lifting for them. from this side of ecosystem, they would mainly care about native app compatibility and comparable AI (inference) experience.

both of the above seem to be taken care of, sometimes through combined efforts. other than this, they are happy to lock things down as much as they can get away with. the community unfortunately gravitates towards overall appeal rather than good open initiatives.
This is exactly how Vimium`s custom search works
Question Sets and All Paths
i don't think they scan the entire space. but even before that there were ones abusing bonjour/upnp which is what chrome will bring back with this feature.
Another syntax oddity (not mentioned here) that breaks most highlighters: In Java, unicode escapes can be anywhere, not just in strings. For example, the following is a valid class:

class Foo\u007b}

and this assert will not trigger:

assert
// String literals can have unicode escapes like \u000A!
"Hello World".equals("\u00E4");
At one point there was an open source project to formally specify Ruby, but I don’t know if it’s still alive: https://github.com/ruby/spec

Hmm, it seems to be alive, but based more on behavior than syntax.
Huh, how did a mattress review website stuffed with affiliate links make it on HN?
I think part of the problem may be that a lot of people are familiar with old versions of Java before things like lambdas and anonymous interface implementations were possible. Writing Java without some of those things can be pretty painful.
Cash: A small jQuery alternative for modern browsers
I for one could not help but read it in my head with a thick Slavic accent. All the more interesting that I am Slavic already.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42010136
It sounds like most commenters here have never had a rosin tater. When I was kid, a very popular, upscale restaurant called Planters Back Porch in seafood mecca Murrells Inlet, SC specialized in rosin taters. They were very good, enough for there to always be long lines to get in.

In case it’s not clear from the description, after removing the potato from the rosin, and wrapping in paper, the thin layer of remaining rosin quickly solidifies into a hard shell, so you can then cut through it to get access to the flesh of the potato without accidentally eating rosin.
Is Amazon's robotaxi company trying to sidestep federal safety laws?
> reluctant to experiment

I stuck steadfast to “sleep hygiene” for most of my life, including zero electronics and my sleep stayed as horrid as it’s been since I was a child. No caffeine/alcohol, bed only for sex and sleep, wind down periods, reading/not reading and the rest, all useless.

One day I came to a realisation that the only time I never had issues falling asleep was ironically normally when attempting to ever watch TV on the couch during the day. For whatever reason whenever I try to watch TV, it always just makes me drowsy I realised. Despite this, I refused traditionally to have one in my bedroom.

I decided to “experiment” and break my no electronics/TV in the room rule.

A TV is now my personal sleep aid. Brightness goes to zero, volume goes to barely audible levels, and I deliberately tune into it. I’m guaranteed passed out in less than 15 minutes everytime and a timer turns it off at 30 minutes.

Id almost describe it as life saving for me. Following damage to my spinal cord I was getting less sleep than ever due to now permanent pain and I’ve now largely developed a natural sleep pattern and I’ve been able to go off the strong drugs I was prescribed that whilst they knocked me out, always left me feeling shitty and groggy the next day.

I wish I had not been a such an extreme stickler for “I must keep endlessly repeating what’s recommended for sleep because obviously it must be accurate”, because for me, it wasn’t.

The damage a lifetime of poor sleep has done to me and now knowing I could have solved it by ignoring the generally recommended advice is…depressing.

Since doing this I’ve been able to turn huge chunks of my life around. It’s been nothing short of life changing.
They're not a saint, they're playing out a pattern that says "you're never good enough, try harder".

The manager sounds classically awful and I hate that the world rewards such people w power over others.
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Very insightful comment and it describes quite accurately what my experience with burnout has been. Thank you
Racket Syntax: The Great, the Good and the Back to the Drawing Board [video]
Because you cannot freely say no to that. They have authority over you. Even if they promise it won't affect their opinion of you, you never know if that is actually true. So you are forced to play along.
This has been FUD promoted by the React project since its inception. I first heard, and believed this, when I didn't understand web dev. I assumed it had some magic interaction with the browser.

Reality: React is, and has been, slow, compared to directed DOM updates using JS. It's a JS library that maintains intermediate memory representation of the DOM, and usescomputations that update the DOM with that. I assume the react is fast descriptor is comparing to a strawman. (The original Angular maybe?)
pipe that through an LLM and you will have a page full of word salad :-)

but seriously, this is a neat idea. and kudos to OP for building a full prototype -- this is the level of geekery I show up for.

I remember the days of T9 on the old Nokia phones. I was so good that I didn't have to look down at the screen.

My favorites were fixed in my phone. I knew how many down clicks on the button would land on the right friend/family member. I could literally send messages from my pocket.

And yes, I admit -- I did engage in texting while driving. And this is the part where I justify it -- "but I had eyes on the road the whole time!"

Oh! and there was old skits on late nite where people woudl compete with the old morse code guys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRuRE-Bwk1U
You don't have to buy the phones.
> I don't know what people expect managers / boss to do

What they do should be related to the company work, otherwise they're overstepping. They're not social workers. They have to respect the privacy and independence of their coworkers.

> If I ever become a manager , I am probably taking this boss's approach

Please don't. Coworkers can obviously have social relationships but they should grow organically without being "managed".

You know the best way for that to happen is? Let them work together. They'll build their own relationships. They don't need your help. If they don't work together enough for this to happen naturally then they're strangers to each other anyway and that's ok too.
My previous laptop I bought in 2016 had an Intel Skylake processor with 64MB eDRAM. Specifically, it was based on Intel Core i3-6157U: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/96484/i... The laptop used DDR3L memory, I installed 16GB there. Was pretty fast despite small, light, and only 2 CPU cores.

I think the main reason chips like that didn’t took off was marketing. Laptop OEMs tell consumers that if they want performant graphics they must buy laptops with discrete GPUs despite expensive, heavy, and discharge batteries faster.
This is exactly what I do with any software that talks to the Internet. However I'd still really, really like for an advanced adversary to not have arbitrary RCE on my machine, whether it's in a container or not. Any zero days in my kernel that said adversary may have in their back pocket are then exposed for exploitation.
Impact of certain viruses on the body can make cells grow, causing cancer
Meanwhile NeoVim doesn’t syntax highlight my commit message properly if I have messed with "commit cleanup" enough.

The comment character in Git commit messages can be a problem when you insist on prepending your commits with some "id" and the id starts with `#`. One suggestion was to allow backslash escapes in commit messages since that makes sense to a computer scientist.[1]

But looking at all of this lexical stuff I wonder if makes-sense-to-computer-scientist is a good goal. They invented the problem of using a uniform delimiter for strings and then had to solve their own problem. Maybe it was hard to use backtick in the 70’s and 80’s, but today[2] you could use backtick to start a string and a single quote to end it.

What do C-like programming languages use single quotes for? To quote characters. Why do you need to quote characters? I’ve never seen a literal character which needed an "end character" marker.

Raw strings would still be useful but you wouldn’t need raw strings just to do a very basic thing like make a string which has typewriter quotes in it.

Of course this was for C-like languages. Don’t even get me started on shell and related languages where basically everything is a string and you have to make a single-quote/double-quote battle plan before doing anything slightly nested.

[1] https://lore.kernel.org/git/vpq3808p40o.fsf@anie.imag.fr/

[2] Notwithstanding us Europeans that use a dead-key keyboard layout where you have to type twice to get one measly backtick (not that I use those)
of course dev speed will be better with tauri plus the literal ton of JavaScript transpilers we use today.

but for us an inhouse egui pile of helpers allow for fast applications that are closer to native speeds. and flutter for mobile (using neither Cupertino or material)
I assume partly that Germany didn’t push back and get an exception, and partly that at least the Nordic countries could argue they effectively have a minimum wage and introducing one could cause unintended issues. Maybe the same in Austria as well.
Hands-On Large Language Models (LLM): Language Understanding and Generation
Is con even a cussword? Most of the translations are non-taboo insults referring to stupidity rather than to genitalia, with the exception of the Italian and the Argentine rajá, pobre pelotudo, which refers to different genitalia and is not taboo. (The Greek "shabby wanker” is maybe an exception?)

But there may be some selection bias involved in the translation sampling process; by definition, taboo words won't be printed in a major newspaper headline. If he had used a racial slur against Maghrebis, for example, the NYT surely would not run a headline containing the N-word.
It's not much of an article.
This one was much better, with more specifics: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41979906
Congrats on the project. I like the layout/design. At first glance it looks intuitive and very approachable. Nice work.

I spent much too long looking for a "Record" button. Is the idea that you're supposed to 'draw' your ideas? I have a MIDI keyboard connected to my MBP, but Signal didn't seem to recognize it.

I'm a hobbyist musician and nearly always sketch out ideas by playing them into the DAW. Only after I've roughed out the idea do I get surgical with editing tools like those on display here. Of course to each his own.
First off, question the source: the current Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic includes as one of its majority members the inestimable Marjorie Taylor Greene… consider, carefully, just how much overlap there is between your definition of “credible” and that of someone so inclined to blame wildfires in California on space-born lasers that demonstrably don’t exist.

Second, note that all that news report actually includes is a call to declassify a classified document, the only non-redacted portions of which are section headings that, for all we normies know, may have been authored by MTG or any number of nutjobs like her. One of the easiest possible ways for a partisan committee to propagandize is to produce documents with contents that can’t (for whatever reason) be declassified and full of leading headings that support their own circularly-arrived-at conclusion.

Virologists and epidemiologists the world over are extremely comfortable that it was a zoonotic transfer. The genome of the virus supports that, as does all available backtracing of the early transmissions. There is zero publicly disclosed physical evidence of a lab origin, there’s just a non-zero chance of a lab origin. Well there’s also a non-zero chance the Earth is flat, the moon landings were faked, and Marjorie Taylor Greene is a genius-level intellect… but me, I’d want physical evidence of any of those before staking myself against the consensus of those with real expertise in the matter.
I'd rather use a tool that has footguns X,Y as opposed to one without them so that when (separate) footgun Z arises in both languages the developers are more used to handling lots and lots of bugs?
It's also not difficult to imagine the opposite? Feels a bit like a strawman fallacy.
We had a team building exercise, that I wasn't able to attend. The person running it decided that a great ice-breaker would be for everyone to name their greatest fear.

I'm a parent. You can probably pretty easily infer what my greatest fear is.

Would I share that? Fuck no! Not only am I not particularly willing to get that intimate with a bunch of strangers, I also don't want to be a huge fucking downer. What I do want is to recognize that while you can speed-run friendship & bonding to some degree, it's fucking inappropriate to try to do so at work. It's work. I'll make friends if I make friends, but otherwise I'm out at 5, physically, mentally and emotionally.
New website for the NSF is thensf.org for those wondering.
> So yes, AI fakery will contribute to that phenomenon on behalf of numerous bad actors, but it was always going to happen anyway.

That's like saying: "Yes, crime might increase, but we will always have crime anyway." What will happen anyway is irrelevant precisely because it happens anyway. What's relevant is the expected increase in media distrust once everything might be a fake.
The difference between "0-10%" and "10-11%"
I don't use logic. I find it to be no good but regardless I still wouldn't die on that hill.

There's many things I disliked about logic when I tried it and that led to my opinion on its only useful for music production, I would probably not even say editing...

More on the composition level. If I'm tracking it's into Pro Tools, any edits happen there too. I personally don't move out but other's do really prefer to do more production work in Logic so I would happily bounce out tracks for them. Ironically AAF would solve that problem too...

Regarding cuts on zero... I basically never do so all my cuts will have a crossfade, generally the real world is just a little too chaotic to have a zero crossing just about where I would prefer the cut...
Just basic customisation functionality is missing in MacOS. Recently bought a MacBook and am constantly amazed about the stuff you can't do. Oh you want do use normal scrolling on your external Bluetooth mouse (like everybody that uses a mouse does) and natural scrolling on the trackpad? Nah bro, choose one for both. You wanna just plug in some generic usb hub connected to multiple monitors like you did with your 500 euro laptop? No can't do. Want to specify the SDR content brightness on an external display separately from HDR content brightness when enabling HDR on the display? Nah bro we're just gonna blast full brightness at you all the time, and I can go on. Hardware is second to none but the software is really.holding the machine back
I have a feeling that is because every company in the DJIA is also in S&P, and most are very heavily weighted in S&P. Rather then companies within the DJIA doing as good as companies in the S&P.
In what way is this ever providing someone with 'ammunition' and how is this self-sabotage? What are you afraid someone would do with this kind of information?

Reading this comment and others feels like people have read a bit too much Sun Tzu and are treating what could be collegiality as warfare.
That’s a fine analysis, but most people have a more generally accepted definition of what low-level means in a context of modern systems programming languages. I suppose you have provided an alternate definition, but it’s not really in the context of what most are thinking about in this arena.

It’s a bit like a podcast I listened to recently where someone suggested any language with a proper algebraic sum type can be considered a dynamic typed language in some ways. I mean, if you get philosophical about definitions and lean heavily mainly on historical context, it’s possible to say just about anything.
select'select'select

is a perfectly valid SQL query, at least for Postgres.

Languages' approach to whitespace between tokens is all over the place
PouchDB: The Database That Syncs
my relatively myopic view: due to enterprise "laziness", we have been able to enjoy backwards-compatibility for the longest time. x86 has done a lot for this, and i wonder how much future code could benefit from this.

on the other hand, most new code sold is not designed with longevity in mind. everything has support lifetimes, and the same thing gets rehashed under new banner and sold. the incentives are not aligned for long-lasting stuff. can't have old opera buildings if the new concerts set up tents every season.

regardless, C is too big to never get worked on supporting for future hardware.
Nvidia did a lot of things right. But it sure didn't hurt that the crypto bubble gave way to LLMs with almost perfect timing. Luck favors the prepared and all that but Nvidia also would have had trouble timing market changes better.
1. abstain from coffee and tea for 3 weeks

2. wake up at desired hour using alarm clock and drink one coffee

3. don't fall asleep before your desired hour of going to bed

4. rince an repeat until the alarm clock is no longer needed

5. Never drink coffee or tea again unless it's just one after waking up timely (not late)
If you were my boss and did this I'd be going to my skip manager to complain.
That might be the public facing messaging, or maybe more precisely, that's one of the connotations that USG might wish for some parts of the public to pick up, but I think we can safely say that the USG as a whole doesn't believe that since it has forbidden NASA cooperation with China since 2011.

I think the sibling comment about the physical realities of ISS, plus maybe an attempt as preserving -some sort- of carrot and some measure of "good faith" with Russia. In other words, ISS and space cooperation stands as a token of proof of "hey Russia, if you do what we want, you'll actually get benefits".
I think this is going to depend on the quality of the restaurant and any regulations they're subject to... in any case a week of restaurant use is probably equivalent to a person at home reusing the same oil for years
moved to transmission
This is definitely not what anyone would think of when prompted to "be vulnerable".
I thought of that soon after my comment but I felt my point was made even better because of the bad maths