skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
So if a 50-year-old wiseman writes a book, a 20-year-old reads it and copies its ideas into a letter for a friend in need of some wisdown, and I read the letter 60 years later, what do I do? To help with the prescription: I'm in my mid-twenties and, as you now understand, quite a simpleton.
Not choosing is a choice in itself.
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I'm curious what others here think about natural antibiotics, either extracted or consumed food which has antibiotic properties.
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True on the smartphone. On the computer most Japanese speakers I know just type romaji. However, this is pretty much irrelevant to this article, as romaji->kanas (the phonetic alphabets) is a pretty straightforward and solved problem (there is a clear bijection between both).

The real problem is transforming the phonetic transliteration into the correct word in either kanji (for most Japanese words) or katakana (for words with foreign origin).

This problem is akin to disambiguating between two homonymes (which are much more frequent in Japanese). In some cases it is easy by looking the previous words, but in some it is heavily context dependent.

Nowadays, most japanese typing system will propose a list of kanjis as you type that corresponds to the most frequent writting of your transliteration, but sometimes for unusual kanjis o(or people's name) you have to dig deep into the list.

I can see how such a system could improve typing speed in Japanese.
100% agree. They should at least provide a lower bound.
I can understand not wanting someone who drinks regularly.

I can understand wanting to find an Indian girl -especially if you're Indian.

I can understand not wanting to date someone who has slept with too many men, especially because it sounds like you haven't?

You clearly wrote this looking for feedback, so let me speak about what sticks out to me about your comments. I think it's a bit odd that you want them to have "no relationship experience". So they need to be 18, socially awkward, or career driven. If they're 18 or Career driven, they may not be interested in you. That just leaves "socially awkward".

I think you should reconsider that qualification and should be open to having a relationship with a woman who has had a few (not hundreds) of relationships before. It's my opinion - and experience - that women need a few relationships to really find themselves.

I hope that helps.
The problem is that you are expecting too many things from women and why this word "marry" comes many times?

My advice now is not looking for a wife but for a girlfriend, make sure this is the right person before thinking about getting married.

From my own experience, I work in an IT company in China and most of my Chinese colleagues look socially awkward. They don't take care of themselves (wear the same t-shirt for 1 week or 2), they can't look at a girl in the eyes without blushing and so on. I am small compared to my friends and colleagues, I don't have the 6 pack either but I have learned to feel comfortable with women.

Don't blame on the society, only blame on yourself. I think your requirements are quite outdated and if you can't accept it, just go back to India.
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Nothing. IMO, the only thing that a Github profile itself tells me is how often they spend time interacting with Github and writing code.

The code within their Github repositories, on the other hand, can say a lot. But I won't spend too much time perusing it; I'll probably look at their resume, see "Oh, they can write Ruby and Golang and have a Github account", view their Github repositories, see their code, say "Okay, they can write ruby and golang" or "Oh no, they can't" and move on.
I have a side project that seems stuck in the mid 6-figures. My 6 month avg spend for AWS is 4.62%. However, that percentage is not linear. It would jump a tier around .85mm
>>> The standard mechanism for OAuth logout is to iframe the relying parties

No it isn't.

OAuth2 doesn't specify cookies in the entire spec and definitely doesn't require third party cookies, especially for logout.

Here's the RFC: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749
It's the ads. It's always the ads.

The basic stuff loads lightning fast. And then the Javascript ad garbage starts loading. 20 seconds later and 15 domain lookups later, your page finally becomes responsive.

So, what is happening is that AMP is removing everything except Google served ads and that makes everything nice and fast.
Kagame looks like a solid leader.
I honestly don't get it. If web is slow on a modern smartphone it's the website's fault
Not at all! Especially since React is super popular right now. People love reading intros into stuff.

As for good things to write about: has anything about your work bother you lately? Are you struggling with a problem that you can't crack? Are you trying to learn about something new and want to elaborate on why you're learning it?

Write about those things.
Here's an insane idea--what if every Win10 ARM laptop also included a Pentium 4 or Athlon XP chip (from a junked PC) glued inside the case? Would the x86 patent rights from that chip cover an emulator running on the ARM?

(I'm pretty sure it's a no, but an Aereo-esque lawsuit arguing the opposite would be fun to watch)
DDG is a wrapper on top of Bing. Maybe just skip the middleman and use Bing instead?
> NAND refers to NAND gates right -- does this course start from Hardware?

NAND does refer to NAND gates. no the course doesn't start from hardware. a (java based) simulator is used to simulate the most fundamental building block.

and then things go from there.

take a look at the following: http://www.nand2tetris.org/ for more information.
Maybe the problem is javascript
Since you mention "caught-in-the-act" and scare them out, a simple klaxon will do.
You work for google, so you're unabashedly supporting a terrible attack on the open web because it's "fast"?
Another vote for regex101. For those who didn't know it even runs offline ;)
I believe improved nutrition in developed countries can be largely attributed to crops and vegetables (after all, meat is usually an inefficient nutrition source). But antibiotics are being used to produce meat faster.

I'd be surprised if there's a big overlap between antibiotics usage and reduced world hunger.
I definitely didn't know. Are you sure about this/do you have a link?
Think about it as a measure of value - a very high value of inputs went in; the tickets have a low price because what was built has no great value to the riders, so you can't charge them more or they won't travel. Now if the government is subsidizing something of great value fine - child care, education, research, preventative medicine, all that's fine 'cause that produces great value over time. On the other hand, if you keep using up a big pile of inputs to produce a smaller pile of outputs or nearly-useless outputs, real wealth shrinks even though the economy is churning away producing apparently good numbers re economic activity. Hiring people to tear down every structure in China would also produce good economic numbers while reducing wealth. Roads to nowhere do pretty much the same thing, just more slowly.
Great design! This would make a really awesome PWA vs electron only. Let me know if you'd like any help with that
NoScript rocks!!!
Not an iPhone issue - https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=trump returns. I thing but amp pages I’ve the carousel or the first page of results other than the links to Wikipedia and his Twitter page.

Same search though ddg with !g comes out completely different though....
Can't agree more. The craziness is not that we do intensive agriculture, it is that we need it and we still do not question our demographic growth.

Some fire-brand ecologists want to go back to "traditional" ways outside of the paths of modern intensive agriculture but fail to realize that traditional agriculture both have a higher ecological footprint and is much more labor intensive.

If you want to lower the impact of intensive agriculture, promote contraception and demographic decrease.
Sounds like someone had god mode
I have always found raking gold as taking things to the logical extreme. Even if assume that the capitalist economy is precarious, imagining USD becoming useless is an impossible scenario. When that happens, the whole world would be in utter chaos—far more problems than what having Gold will solve.
man, you have completely mixed up ownership power with executive/management power.

When everybody owns everything that is maximum possible entropy of ownership power distribution, and that results in practically minimum entropy of executive/management power distribution - the heavily centralized planning&control. By contrast, in capitalist society every piece of property, except for government owned, is owned by a set of people smaller than the whole society and their stakes aren't necessarily equal - thus such distribution has lesser entropy that the socialist one of everybody everything. Where is management and control in the capitalist society and economy being less centralized has thus higher entropy distribution than the socialist centralized.
I'm the total opposite. I sleep like a baby on days that i lift, even if i lift late and go to bed immediately after.
its very hard to do that since there are cases when you can read the kanji In multiple ways, like In peoples names for examples. Japanese is full of exceptions because the writing system was imported very, very late In Japan (300ad) without much effort to standardize its application.
except in asia. Koreans and Japanese use a lot of dial type input systems.
Except that some popular websites have javascript "plugins" that strip the ads out and aggregate/serve only the content.

Funnily enough, those are almost always blazingly fast.
It's a resource problem. The average website is in megabytes(that's expensive in emerging markets), loads lots of JavaScript on small devices draining battery.

Even if we take Louis CK's standard, a lot of sites would take more than 10 seconds on 3g. From a webdev point of view this is unacceptable.
Maybe the problem is content creators can't monetize easily and, in desperation, go overboard with the ads.
Bisqwit is a bus driver by trade? That's somehow surprising and unsurprising.

That guy is awesome. I love all of his videos.
pause between each word? certainly not. Japanese are known to speak very fast and to remove any form of blank between words. like when asking お元気ですか? it sounds as if everything is attached. Please dont spread out inaccurate information.
All the commercial sites on Medium are finding new homes since the company abandoned the ad model earlier this year[0]

> Upon further reflection, it’s clear that the broken system is ad-driven media on the internet. It simply doesn’t serve people.

> We decided we needed to take a different — and bolder — approach to this problem. We believe people who write and share ideas should be rewarded on their ability to enlighten and inform, not simply their ability to attract a few seconds of attention.

> So, we are shifting our resources and attention to defining a new model for writers and creators to be rewarded, based on the value they’re creating for people.

It has created an opportunity for other platforms to pick up these marquee titles. I thought Medium providing the tech and ads for bloggers was a great idea - but for some reason they decided to abandon it.

[0] https://blog.medium.com/renewing-mediums-focus-98f374a960be
Agree with you on "tech persons are more comfortable with computers than woman"
To be fair I also use a VPN a lot of the time with adblocking. That does speed up a lot of high ad sites.

Bugwise though I've had the same issues over a couple of different phones.
That is odd. IBM bought Transitive and owns the tech (so no ongoing license fees to pay) and I would thimk that x86 binary support for POWER would still be a useful migration tool.
There's lots of good lore about stuff like this in phreaker circles. I remember a story about someone who supposedly found some listings of 710 numbers including things like the presidents bunker and such. The folks answering the phones for some of these numbers were not amused and were also caught off guard by calls from kids asking to talk to the president and such.
The issue is that the slowness is unnecessary. No, I cannot give it a second when it should only take 100ms. There is such a thing as pride in craft that seems sorely lacking today. I could not live with myself if I had build a quarter of the websites I deal with daily. I don't know all of the causes, but I certainly understand the frustration.
AMP is also literally breaking internet. People share google.com/amp links,sometimes there'd be no preview and hard telling what the actual website being linked is.
I think you are missing the whole point here. This is as specific as he can get, being still applicable to everyone - "a man must choose a path which will let his ABILITIES function at maximum efficiency toward the gratification of his DESIRES". He also points out a man's desire is shaped by his circumstances and heredity. So there's no way he can "flesh out" details for anyone. That part can be done by the individual alone. This dictum gives you a tool to navigate your thought process and arrive at an answer on your own.
You want to find a girl who is:

1. ready for marriage
2. has had NO previous boyfriends
3. doesn't drink more than twice a month
4. said girl should not value money at all
5. this girl should be ok a guy who has poor social skills
6. should not have an arbitrary set of rules that excludes nearly 100% of the dating pool

If you find this girl, I guarantee you she is messed up in the head.

Bonus question: How come you said a women "on my side" rather than "by my side"? (is she a gun or a partner?)
> If you want to lower the impact of intensive agriculture, promote contraception and demographic decrease.

You don't need to promote demographic decrease (you might need to do something about the Catholic church, though ...). All you really need to do is improve the opportunities for women.

Once women have opportunities and don't need to worry about 4 of 5 children dying, suddenly they don't want to be pregnant so often.

Many of the most advanced countries are already under replacement level. I believe the US would be, as well, if it weren't for immigration.
It should be called "around the rest of the world" since it omits the biggest and hyper competitive bikeshares in some Chinese cities.
In the case that you are interested, I made a tool for editing ELF files by hand (https://github.com/TheThirdOne/elf-edit).

It is hardly complete, but it does highlight section headers (and decode them into human readable format). One of the next features I want to implement is to skip to the section body, but I haven't had much time to work on it recently so it got put on the backburner.

Also, I realized while writing this that the repo doesn't have a readme, so if you want to check it out you'll have to install it. If you are interested, I might be able to make a decent readme tomorrow.
If the author is going to use GCP why not use their `container engine` [1]?

[1] https://cloud.google.com/container-engine/
Immediates are a bit of a mix. mov doesn't have very nice encodings, but many instructions do: push $1 is 2 bytes, addl $2, %eax is only 3 bytes.

There's no question that x86-64 could be improved on in terms of code density.
I get all the other adjectives but where is the elegance?
> "And now the game is more inclusive than it ever has been."

This is a laughable claim. The average NBA player is at the 99.9th percentile in height. You can count using your fingers the number of NBA players who are 5'9 or shorter. Such extreme height disparities do not exist in other popular sports such as soccer. Perhaps the 3-pointer rule helped in some way, but it's ridiculous to pretend that professional basketball today is "inclusive".
So math is easy for you and you can communicate well - you're worth a lot of money! Do you go teach? In Finland, yes you might well - they'll pay you and respect you to boot. But in the West, they'll starve you and force you to be a part-time cop and social worker in classes that are too large. Bad math teachers? If they knew math inside out and well enough to clearly explain it even to children, they wouldn't be teachers; that would be crazy - saints are rare. So this really boils down to the ancient problem of: "There aren't enough saints!" Well, no... no there aren't, nor will there ever be (future genetic re-engineering aside.)

PS - 100 years ago we spent an incredible amount on children's education and health as a society - we forced nearly all women of genius to either teach or become nurses. That represented a ridiculously large subsidy (on the backs of women) for both endeavors that we've never replaced. Certainly not by dollars. So of course there's a problem, now. Outside Finland where they pay teachers very well, of course.
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Also for leading colons. (but you probably knew that)
Vancouver's seems to be pretty successful and BC has a bike helmet law.

Vancouver's Mobi bike system did a good job with their messaging around helmets to make it optional to users. There is a helmet attached to each bike lock, and a convenient basket on the bike where you can put the helmet if you don't want to use it.
push $1/pop %eax (6a 01 58) is shorter, but perhaps not the best idea.
You can get new users through your app, you just have to provide a free version. Then if they want to use the premium features, they can log in on the web and pay. But you can't link them to the site or to an external payment method.
I'm amused by all the "nothing" responses.

At Google, a candidate was referred to our team but had chosen to do all his interview questions in Python. This left me unable to discern "Can this candidate write code in C that actually understands memory handling and pointers?". Luckily, he had a GitHub repo for his work on a FUSE layer he had written that demonstrated that not only could he write in C, he also had reasonable commit hygiene (good commit messages, reasonable granularity, etc.).

I would never begrudge someone for having an empty GitHub profile (mine is unimpressive), but I've definitely both decided for and against candidates given the extra data it provides.
Exactly... It's a very abstract concept, which is why I am working hard to get it to the point of having something concrete to demonstrate the capabilities. I'm working on it (actually, I'm working on a bit of documentation at the moment, because I don't have any of that committed yet!).

The intent is indeed to bundle the complex implementation details and configurations into something that us mere mortals can easily deploy, but that also allows for more complex configurations. My professional experience has lead me to be constantly thinking about dev/stage/prod rollout needs, while my personal experience drives a desire for out-of-the-box simplicity and functionality.

If you want to talk more, just hop on the slack channel (linked to on the github page), and I would be glad to explain and/or demo further.
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20 years old have had only very limited exposure to all facts of life, they have had a full working brain for a very short time compared to older adults, and they have no idea about what can and cannot be done. that is their strength at the same time as their weakness, and I certainlY would not use wisdom to qualify any 20 years old for the above reasons. Does not mean I see them as incapable or stupid either.
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MODE32. Virtual PC. Virtual Game Station (PS1 emulator). RAM Doubler. Speed Doubler. QuickCam.

One hell of a run.
They used to do that, and that is ok. But you can't link them to an external site to pay and sign up.

But now they just bit the bullet and give up a portion of their revenue to Apple and Google. Although I believe 30% is only for the first year. It goes down after that.
It's not specific to GNU ld, it is standard UNIX behaviour. Always has been.

But you're right it should not occur.
OK, thanks.

It was the comment about not getting complex systems that offended me.
I'm starting to hate AMP for one simple reason: it breaks the back button on my Android phone. Like, what the hell? Didn't we do this dance over 10 years ago? Do we really have to keep circling the same drain over and over and over again?
Which is funny, because Google Amp was a piece of shit when it was called the Digg toolbar and users hated it, and it was even worse as the Alexa browser toolbar spyware, and users really hated it. Amp has some pretty dressing but amounts to the same thing.
IMO what a lot of open source projects are missing is marketers. Developers build things, marketers market them. Its hard for one person to do the other because they aren't educated in it or have the necessary skills.

Honestly the best answer is to find someone to help market it. Since you're asking "How do I do marketing?" the answer probably won't be in an HN comment.. its in a 4 year degree or years of experience.

But apart from that, define your target market and reach them where they congregate. If you want to reach freelance developers, go to whatever website they congregate at and talk to them there.

This reddit thread [1] has lots of reading and some decent ideas. Maybe try writing a marketing plan.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/startups/comments/4p0mke/10_highly_...
Assuming the USD is running the world, yes, it would be the end. But it's not the case. Lehman brothers was 158 years old when it disapeared in 2008 in a blink of an eye. You should never say never.

Gold survived the last 1000 years, it's the safest asset you can own in life.
Don’t use a blockchain unless you need to
I can't edit my previous comment. I was looking at the github page on my phone, and neither the URL nor the huge picture that says "Demo" was visible. I still think that a video explanation would be more effective in driving the understanding, but I can also now see (now that I'm on a computer, that is) that you have done work to show off your product.
On people becoming superfluous to the market and the state as machine intelligence progresses:

"... [in the future, work no longer exists for] most of humanity... That mass of people cannot work, but they can still kill people..."

"and how will they find some sense of meaning in life when they are basically meaningless, worthless?

My best guess at present is a combination of drugs and computer games as a solution for most"

On "one of the big problems with technology":

"It develops much faster than human society and human morality, and this creates a lot of tension. But, again, we can try and learn something from our previous experience with the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century, that actually, you saw very rapid changes in society, not as fast as the changes in technology, but still, amazingly fast.

The most obvious example is the collapse of the family and of the intimate community, and their replacement by the state and the market."
From my understanding, certain things are almost impossible to mutate against. No bacteria have evolved resistance against alcohol.
Something other than github. Especially self-hosted gitlab or similar.
"on mobile" these days can be anything from a 3'' device with 512MB RAM to the device you mention.

It's very easy to assume that everyone has the latest device in an affluent society that doesn't have much of a problem buying the latest and greatest, but I can assure you this isn't the case in most of the world.

You're failing to see that Google is used everywhere in the world and not all countries (in fact, very few) have markets where the standard device is what you describe or where everyone has blazing fast LTE available everywhere.

For example, there are places here in Colombia where 2G is the norm, that's the kind of people AMP is helping, not the bay area kid that has the latest iPhone and 100Mb Wi-Fi