skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I support the legality of cannabis and alcohol.

However, on an individual level, I think people need to know about the psychosis risks. It undoubtedly can trigger schizophrenia and make it much worse once it exists.

I know more than a few people who have severe alcoholism problems in their families, and just chose to never drink alcohol. I think a similar choice may be wise for cannabis if there is a history of psychosis.

On a public health level there was a theory that people would substitute cannabis for alcohol. But unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be bearing out.
That stops working when you open the borders and put sprites outside the area the video chip will render characters/bitmaps.
that piece of shit is dead
> Being very anti-LLM code instead of trying to understand how it can improve the speed might be detrimental for your career.

> I'm in charge of maintaining all processes around LLM keys

Does management look to you for insight on which staffers are appropriately committed to leveraging AI?
It's very interesting. I am extremely sensitive to THC, in a way I am not to any other drugs. A small amount (5mg) gives me full on disassociation/derealization, very anxious thoughts, etc.

I always wondered if other people had the same experience of THC as I did, but responded _psychologically_ differently to me, or if it was a _physiologically_ different experience. It was very confusing during high school.

Bizarrely I've found this react to weed much more common in the UK than California. There would be no reason for that to be true, though.
I think GDP/economic output/labor productivity continues to rise briskly. The government accounts are in debt because people in the US refuse to consistently vote for [people advocating] high enough taxes. But we could tax more (still less than Europe) and get balanced budget.
Not a lawyer, but the advice they give is still good opsec. Don't talk to anyone except your lawyer.

If you are arrested, then yes you do have to assert your right to remain silent.

https://www.justia.com/criminal/procedure/miranda-rights/rig...

Invoke the right and stay silent.

Do not answer the obvious bullshit questions, those are used as bait, once you start answering any questions, you lose your 5th amendment protection.
He's pretty explicitly said it's because the Biden administration tried to do the smallest amount of regulation in the tech industry. When Obama and Clinton let the tech barons run wild, he was happy to be a Democrat.
I'm not sure how to do more. I think in all cases I tried to take as much as I could. I basically can't smoke or vape it because every time I try, I feel like I'm going to choke and die, and I cough for something like 5 minutes straight.

When I tried the tincture, I took 50mg of THC orally. (250mg per 30oz, so 6oz.) Although I guess I could just be unable to take THC orally, which would suck, because smoking it is miserable. (I am really not a smoker...)
Literally genocide.
But in this case, that (alone) can't be it because all 9 sprites clip (smoothly) in and out of the border. So they've really gotten cheeky with this one.
I think most people feel entitled to a romantic relationship in their life, and they're going to do whatever they need to do to attain that, regardless of whether or not you think it's "entitled".
Doesn’t this indicate that the US DoD likely reached out to Google for a contract to develop AI for some purpose?

Otherwise why bother?
Before I saw it was iCloud+ only, I thought it was a sort-of clever way to get people even more locked into the ecosystem. I assumed that the shared photos would add to people's reliance on iCloud, and get some to upgrade to higher tiers to fit all their photos.

I was quite surprised to learn it wasn't free. I had heard about this "sherlocking" on Twitter but hadn't read the details. I can't think of a time when Apple Sherlocked something but didn't make it free. In fact, making it free is kind of part in parcel of Sherlocking, since that's what really kills the other business. Here, plenty of people will keep using the existing competitors because they don't want to have to pay for iCloud+.
If who can’t cope with what lies?

Yes, the truth would also stink. I’m sure it’s also horrifying.
I guess this is the 'power' of regulatory capture equal to banks? Are telcos invulnerable to innovation?
They're not Arabic. They're Indian.

https://www.quora.com/Arent-Arabic-numbers-actually-Hindu
There goes AliExpress...
In a lot of professions (software is a prime example), meetings are where work is created, not where it gets done.
I avoid VS Code like the plague, been resisting it for years now, I still have the scars of ie6 to know no MS product can be trusted. Not to mention how bloated it already is, uses Electron to function, I can already imagine its core engineers sitting somewhere similar to an XP background sipping on ice tea and saying to themselves "who needs to optimize code editors, devs have millions of cores anyway" the phrase "compile to native" was never uttered in their blue and green background life. So no I'm not going to use a freaking browser to write code in no matter how much the hn hivemind really wants me to.

Sublime has been sublime for over a decade that I've been using it, I prefer version 3 and still have all the old packages/themes compatible with it. I have my favorite theme Afterglow. I've made so many changes to it, there is a command on save in every project folder I have for things like quick deploying apps be it a quick npm build + rsync or more complex capistrano prod deploy command, or sending a ctrl signal to a sock file to have chatgpt's response appear after asking it anything and pressing cmd+s in any open .md file. It's glorious seeing its response stream right there and then.

Screw people making bloated IDEs and feel sorry for people who use them because they don't know any better.

Sublime is pure, extremely quick to search or load massive files, I often have over 20 folders/windows open each with hundreds of dual column tabs. Never have to close it because it's running out of memory or bogging down my system, never. It's written well, the person who made it cares for writing good code and making good software. That's all you really need to know.

Sublime is the way to go and will most likely will be for the next 10 years at least for me.
Im gonna start a downvote party on myself haha but here we go - if you want cheaper healthcare, get rid of the medical licence!! Let the free market work. Of course it wont be better but rich people will pay theough the nose for the top level of care, middle class will get the best care the market can provide for what they can afford and lower class will get someone regurgitating chatGPT - but it _will_ be cheaper.

I continue to post this, not even fully convinced - Im scared I wouldnt be able to afford good care without govt subsidies, but I am open to the idea at least. I dont think care in the USA would be worse overall
>There does seem to be very substantial interest in RfL in the kernel

Citation needed.

>the current state of Linux is unsustainable.

I agree. And the issues are fundamental, to do with lack of structure. Doing anything in Linux is harder (in man hours) than doing it on a well-structured system. By orders of magnitude.

But I do not see how to "evolve" a project that big (MLoCs) from chaos towards structure.

Rather, I feel that a rewrite is a much better path.

It could be a fundamentally much better design. A microkernel, multiserver design.

Such efforts include:

seL4 (a formally verified microkernel that also happens to be the fastest available) and multiserver efforts on top of it such as LionsOS or Genode.

Redox (a multiserver OS with its own microkernel, written in Rust).
it's pretty hard to establish causality for something like this, but you have:

1) very solid evidence of correlation at a population level

2) a lot of clinical experience from doctors that patients with psychotic disorder diagnoses who use cannabis tend to do worse. and, similar stories from family members of people with psychotic symptoms who aren't in treatment.

so unfortunately I think there is something real here, it's not just people having transient bad reactions to weed and going to the ER and getting a diagnosis.
Would you be open to sharing the code?
The hands do look good, but the spacing of the black and white keys on the piano keyboard is off. Similar problem with the strings and fretboard on the guitar. Such glitches won’t be noticed by as many people as weird hands are, though.
Not completely true. Most men are not disgusted by a lesbian couple. I don’t mean just men that fetishize about it. But many are disgusted or at least discomforted by seeing gay men being romantic.

Thought experiment: if a wife in a heterosexual marriage told her husband that she previously had relationships with women, I know many men (including me) who would just shrug and move on and not really think about it.

On the other hand, a man couldn’t just tell his wife most of the time that he slept with men before
Seems like bad news for minorities either way. Even if the lawsuit is dismissed, who would want to take on one of the most stressful jobs now knowing that if something goes wrong, millions of racist white people (including the president) will feel emboldened to blame you because of your skin color?
The definition according to Google is

> the action of deporting a foreigner from a country.

A citizen would obviously not be deported.
To avoid "trade mark infringement" all the JS runtime owners could just make theirs not work on any oracle app or domain with a big annoying message about the case.
It is annoying that the more inflammatory and 'breaking news(?)' articles are what remain. All of the articles from reputable news sources citing their sources this last weekend got flagged in minutes. I think only the Wired article that outed the people involved in the federal payments system takeover managed to get unflagged (again, inflammatory).
No. Git is a complex program but version control is an inherently complex problem that requires powerful tools. There's certain set of problems where, as a programmer, you're going to have to sit down and actually read the book.

The universe doesn't owe you an easy 10 minute video solution to everything, it's an annoying educational expectation that people seem to have developed. Some things are just that difficult and you have to learn them regardless.
Yes, they use Bing’s search index, but the relevant difference is that they promise not to retain logs of your searches associated with your IP address or other identifying data: https://duckduckgo.com/privacy
No it’s very helpful to say those things, thank you. One of the most important things in this kind of situation is documentation.

I guess my anger and rage is also because not only is my family dependent on Medicaid but most of the families I know at my kid’s therapy center are on it. I am not just being personally affected but this affects so many in my community locally and as autism affected families. It’s enraging that the SV break things fast approach is being used for something that affects tens of millions of people and who rely on it for their literal lives in most cases, and some folks here are cheering it on!
As scale grows the moral ambiguity does also. Megacorps default to “evil” because action in a large number of circumstances for a large number of events does as well, particularly when economic factors are motivating behavior (implicitly or explicitly). Essentially being “non-evil” becomes more expensive than the value it adds. There is always someone on the other end of a transaction, by definition.
Suspension of inbound parcels from China and Hong Kong
Most government spending is just keeping old people alive and happy, and paying the interest on debt. Say what you want about, but its not an investment in the future.
> What have you actually learned?

I mean, I've been watching my feed scroll by with the various monetary alotments they've discovered. Finally, someone's taking a critical glance at the $$ dedicated to increasing atheism in Tibet (no, I'm not kidding).
This is the sort of work that makes it possible for AI to be useful at all.
You can embed GNU APL. I did it once with Clojure[1], tho it wasn't too popular. If they hired you to do Python should probably do that instead of embedding APL into Python. (I don't follow my own advice)

I would love to embed Dyalog but last time I tried I wasn't smart enough. If anyone from Dyalog feels like throwing cycles at it let me know!

[1] https://github.com/jjtolton/libapl-clj
Sounds like a dosage situation. A lot of the tincture stuff just isn’t all that strong.

Effect wise - I mostly notice it in sensation of time. Two hours feels like four. And it’s not smooth flow of time - almost skips occasionally.
To quote the email from Hulu that recently dropped into my inbox:

> We are clarifying that, as we continue to increase the breadth and depth of the content we make available to you, circumstances may require that certain titles and types of content include ads, even in our 'no ads' or 'ad free' subscription tiers.

So at this point they aren't even bothering to rename the tier from "ad free" even as they put ads in it. Or maybe it's supposed to mean "the ads come free with it" now? Newspeak indeed.
So perhaps your question is “how does this choose articles differently from wikipedias own random page?”? Which I also wondered.
Mmm, one of the most memorable stories I've ever read on HN is about Oracle being bad at tech.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18442941
By quoting "far-left" the poster is indicating that he himself does not believe that Obama is far left but that it is something someone has said or written about Obama.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scare_quotes
With a focus on the hopeless part.

I feel more and more like a large portion of the American public exists at the weaponized intersection of the subbing Kruger effect and Chesterton fence. They hear so many vague platitudes about waste that it’s just taken as dicta without evidence. That somehow provides a global mandate to break anything.

If we survive this I hope that the government workforce starts to get more respect of the hard work they do on complicated problems to make fair processes and that they stop getting just blanket accused of incompetence for ideological gain.
Whatever rational refactor/rewrite you want does not start with `find . -iname 'dei' -delete`.
How to prepare to flee your country?
I live in the bay area, and like it here, but am starting to think it would be smart to get things lined up so that it would be possible to leave fairly quickly and establish a life in another country if necessary.

I'm looking for insights into what complications are likely to come up if I'm trying to flee at the same time as a large number of others. For example, that might make it a very bad time to try to sell your home.
Watch things in the US grind to a halt when you can't maintain them with cheap parts from China.
"Giant nanomechanical energy storage capacity in twisted single-walled carbon nanotube ropes" (2024) https://www.nature.com/articles/s41565-024-01645-x :

>> 583 Wh/kg

But just graphene presumably doesn't work in these applications due to lack of tensilility like certain natural fibers?
... and banks, of course.
is this sarcasm? it's been known for years and we got some more "official" info recently

this is the grant, but this was public info for years
https://oversight.house.gov/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Year-...
Always been delighted enjoyer of beejs guides specially python and networking
It's their JS UI components library. Gets used in oracle apps. Very comprehensive in terms of covering all you need. Another comment opines on its technical soundness.
We all know years of experience doesn't always mean someone is qualified.
Something nice about this guide is that it generally transfers to GPU directly thanks to JAX/XLA.
You can create an invite online. No Apple hardware needed.
Brainwide silencing of prion protein by [ ] engineered compact epigenetic editor
I really dread the idea of having social media algorithms decide who gets to talk to who. This "browse profiles, send message" actually how I met my first boyfriend on /soc/!
> Also - non-Apple users have been able to join FaceTime calls via. A link for several years.

Is the quality the same or even close? Is it easy and obvious how to share such links?
Likely doesn't need to be said, but if you are organizing parties with emails, you're probably not the target user base of this feature.

For the younger folks who organize their parties by texting (iMessages, Whatsapp, Telefram, etc), this can be enticing.
Or manufacture drugs themselves, and distribute "at cost".
You're not entitled to a relationship is the fact of the matter. It should be treated with respect and not as something you are owed.

You know why? Because the man or woman on the other end of it is a person with a whole lived experience, feelings and capacity for love. They deserve better than some bitter resentment at never getting something you were "owed by destiny".
> The first effort of the Catholic Church to translate the bible happened during the papacy of Pope Pius XII

I struggle to see how this is anything but a direct lie.
Even ignoring that the Church's translation of the Vulgate itself (from the original Greek and Hebrew) took place in the 4th century, the first _Catholic French_ translation was published in 1550, and there was never a question of whether to persecute the authors. You might say, but that was because of the Reformation -- then consider the Alfonsine Bible, composed in 1280 under the supervision a Catholic King and the master of a Catholic holy order. Well before then there were partial translations too: the Wessex Gospels were translated in 990, and to quote Victoria Thompson "although the Church reserved Latin for the most sacred liturgical moments almost every other religious text was available in English by the eleventh century".

So the longest period you can get where the Church was not actively translating texts was c. 400 - c. 900, a period you probably know as the "Dark Ages" specifically thanks to the fact that literary sources of all kinds were scarce, in no small part because the resources to compose large texts simply weren't there. Especially when you consider that those who could read and write generally knew how to read and write Latin -- vernacular literacy only became important later, with the increase in the number of e.g. merchants and scribes -- such translations held little value during that period.
The swiping mechanic is super smooth! I often find that website based swiping UIs are either too sensitive, not sensitive enough, or have weird acceleration. Not the case here.
And statistically, if you are short, you have absolutely no chance on dating apps I assume.

I am short. I have never been on a dating app. The first time I was single as an adult out of college was between 1996-2002 so they weren’t really a thing and the second time I was single between 2006-2011 and wasn’t looking at dating anyone.
Is that EDK2 support being upstreamed into Tianocore projects?
I will assist in your endeavour. Art must be preserved!
It's important to understand what "reunification" means. The PRC is seeking "peaceful development" [1] towards the goal of reunification. To this end, the mainland encourages exchange, including investments and workers from Taiwan -- something like 1 to 2 million Taiwanese work or live in the mainland [2].

"Reunification" DOES NOT mean the absolutely idiotic policy that US "think tankers" imagine of the PRC scheming to invade the island as soon as military might exists. We have idiots in year 2000 writing drivel like "Jiang Zemin’s desire to make reunification his legacy indicate that Taiwan will be attacked soon" [3]. Hint: no such attack took place because this mindset exists nowhere but in the minds of the retarded think-tankers.

Secession of Taiwan is absolutely a red line, but outside of a move towards secession, the peaceful development will continue.

1: "actively promote the peaceful development of cross-Strait relations" - http://eng.chinamil.com.cn/SpecialReports/2024/Celebratingth...

2: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/12/opinion/international-wor...

3: https://carnegieendowment.org/posts/2000/03/how-china-will-t...
That Article does not mention Google, and Google did not develop the Lavender system used by the Israeli.
have you considered that dating apps suck for literally everyone and everybody should leave them?
Wouldn’t this be due to the Lunar New Year, a massive holiday that shuts down wide swaths of the country? UPS has a bunch of Asia delays right now too.

https://www.ups.com/cn/en/service-alerts.page
People develop schizophrenia in their early twenties. Once it develops, you have it for life. The evidence is that cannabis use at an early age makes people who are susceptible to schizophrenia unable to control it and it fucks up the rest of their life. Some people smoke a ton of pot and never develop schizophrenia. Some people who are susceptible to schizophrenia and wait until their late 20's to smoke pot or use it minimally before then are able to avoid schizophrenia.

This is a perfectly valid reason to avoid heavy cannabis use before the age of 25.
What are the consequences for you if you are wrong? Enough apes making bad predictions will occasionally make a correct one.
Are medical licenses actually the cause of expensive healthcare?
> about money

Some light Googling tells me that median pay is about 100K to 120K USD per year. Most people here would say that is not outstanding for such highly skilled work.

Why don't other highly developed countries have the same issues finding employees? You never read about "ATC hiring crisis" in other countries. Why only the US?

> The real need is new and modern technology that automates much of the mistake-prone, human-centric tasks. But nobody wants to risk introducing changes to such a fragile system.

This sounds like a Catch-22. The current system is "fragile", but so fragile that we cannot improve it with new technology? This argument reads like a tautology. Repeating my previous point, why don't we hear the same about ATC systems in other highly developed nations/regions (Japan, Korea, EU, Canada, AU/NZ, etc.)?

The link that shared is excellent. When I looked under the medical requirements area, and section "Eye", I see:

> Applicants must demonstrate distant and near vision of 20/20 or better in each eye separately. The use of bifocal contact lenses for the correction of near vision is unacceptable.

Is it possible to get a job without 20/20 near vision?
Interesting! I tend to use right hand index finger to swipe up so didn’t have that issue. Just tried it with left hand thumb and I kinda see what you mean.
How’s it work in the US these days with AliExpress (and I guess Temu) last-mile delivery?

In Toronto, most of those items are coming to me by private courier (and this pre-dates the Canada Post strike).
I think a mix is the right approach. I’ve used LLMs to learn a variety of topics. I like having a good book to provide structure and a foundation to anchor my learning. Then use LLMs to explore the topics I need more help with.

When it’s just a book. I find myself having questions like you mentioned. When it’s just LLMs I feel like I don’t have any structure for my mind to hold on to.

I also feel like there is an art to picking the right order to approach learning a topic, which authors are better at than LLMs.
apple doesn't have lock in with communication (imessage), and won't with this (invites).

sadly insecure people just can't get over it. some things are exclusive. it's ok.
Invisible AI for Technical Interviews
It’s a calendar invite on a web page that links to a shared photo album viewable on the web along with a linked playlist… nothing locked down here
Can you give specific examples to back up your comments about Musk? I am quite gullible otherwise.