skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What you describe (specially the "mental fog" part) sounds like what happened to me right before being diagnosed with a gluten allergy. Most days I wasn't able to think straight/work &c, and I felt into a sleepy state.

If paired with some other symptoms like bone pain, insomnia &c, I'd recommend trying out living on no wheat, lactose &c. for some days and note if the mental fog goes away. If it does => doctor. If it doesn't => doctor anyway, since it seems you do have some allergy related condition.
What hackers learn that the rest of us don't [pdf]
> you that you are unreasonable, bordering on psychopathological

We ban accounts that go in to personal attack like this, so please don't. Also, please don't use HN primarily for political or ideological argument; occasionally that's fine, but we ban accounts that exist only to comment that way, especially when they're use flamewar phrases like "Your doctor-bashing stance" and whatnot.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

https://news.ycombinator.com/newswelcome.html
You can, actually, just try randomly try health tricks and hope they will work. But if you don't keep a log, you won't be able to get help from others if/when you run out of ideas to throw darts at.
That's just an easy way to create new hash functions out of an existing one. Nobody sensible would insist that your hashes must have different underlying algorithms, just that they produce uncorrelated outputs.
RIP

Amazing application and great mission.
Hello,

Would you accept Americans to come work in the office for the Scrum Master role?

Best
It would depend on WHAT/WHO you are trying to remain anonymous from.
as with any data source, is this reliable?
One Cofounder of cloudflare, pretty impressed they picked up tweets directly.
Your missing a ton of potential here by assuming that all DNS is good for is Web traffic. For one thing, taking over or intercepting email (remember, you now control the DNS, so you also control SPF and DKIM records) becomes trivial. you could even leverage that control of email to get SSL certificates for domains you really want to do https for (letsencrypt will even generate a wildcard cert using only dns based verification).

You could also be much more surgical, and target specific people/organizations using that .tld, ignoring dns requests for everyone that you don’t want to alert to your control. Hijack their email, and you control access to things like account recovery for domain users, and have a great method for phishing account credentials for the domains customers.

Honestly, the list of what you could do here is almost only limited by your imagination
lets not go too far! tests can provide a security advantage over regressions or bugs introduced in the future. They are necessary but not sufficient to prove a particular security level.
> These credentials were likewise not obtained by a breach of our systems and we strongly suspect they were obtained from an insecure connection to our technical partner’s web portal (the web platform in question allows access via http).

This makes no sense - how did the attacker get between gandi.net and their technical partner in order to MITM them? MITMs aren't magic - simply sending an unencrypted password somewhere doesn't result in it becoming public knowledge unless a router or switch in the path is malicious.
Facebook slashes Oculus VR price again to compete with Sony
Be more specific. EDIT: Answering these questions will help you help yourself. I don't necessarily have any guidance to offer, specifically, but you should collect this information until it reveals something or nothing, and log that along with what you've already logged. IANAD but you knew that posting to HN.

What vitamins have you tried, at what dosages?

Does caffeine have any effect on you whatsoever?

If you drink a cup of tea right before bed, do you lose a night of sleep?

What habitual pattern did you maintain with 'exercise' and 'meditation' and for how long?

How soon during the day do you know it'll be an energy or a foggy day?

Can you read fiction on the foggy days? Non-fiction? Arxiv papers?

Do you consume added sugar in your everyday diet? Artificial sweeteners? "0g sugar, 20g fruit juice sugars" sweeteners (I'm looking at you, Whole Foods)?

Do you drink sweetened soda – sugar, fructose, glucose, fruit juice, all artificial sweeteners, cactus juice, what the fuck ever is new this year? (If so, stop. Quit smoking cigarettes, stop drinking diluted sweetener, and get some exercise, or else you'll die of problems worse than feeling foggy!)

Do you snooze your alarm?

Have you researched the ebb and flow of cortisol throughout the day, beginning at wakeup?

What happens if you drink a half cup of 100% fruit juice (NOT orange, pineapple, or papaya!) the instant your eyes open?

How does a steak breakfast make you feel for the rest of the day? Or a steak dinner, the next morning?

Do you eat one large meal, two small meals, and some snacks each day? Do you eat around the same time every day? Do you eat every day at all?

Do you suffer weird problems that could be loosely classified as 'inflamed' or similar? Allergies, recurring ear-nose-threat issues, joint or muscle issues, etc.
Study: Lumosity boosts brain function as much as normal video games–by 0%
French outpatient care runs in a capitalist manner. You pay full price at the office, and your insurance reimburses you at 80% of "reasonable and customary". You are free to choose any Doctor, and it is up to you to decide how much any conveniences or perceived quality is worth.
The $2.90 is a deposit though right? So it is returned?
Isn't that how just about everything is sold? My box of Cheerios isn't auctioned off; they picked a price. They had several factors that went into picking that price, just like those that set up the IPOs have.
Awesome vision, product and person. I started using RescueTime back in '09 and it has helped me immensely over the years. I would say incalculably but I can actually calculate the impact quite well. :)

RIP and best to his family, friends and team.
Did you need to speak Japanese to get this done?
Please don't take discussions into flamewar here. We ban accounts that do that repeatedly.

We detached this subthread from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14733375 and marked it off-topic.
> I wonder if they're using the same tactics here.

Comparing the number of upvotes with the limited karma bump on my account, there do seem to be a few suspicious votes happening.
Basically the same objections people leveled at it in the first place.
Serverless applications
Would you sponsor an American for Product Owner role?
There are over 7 billion other people who are not you or your friends.
Did your clothing smell then? You seemed to be implying you had a strong odor in your previous posts.
One of the problems with randomly trying stuff is that if something works, you may not realize it and may not know what specific thing actually worked. Keeping a journal helps pinpoint patterns.

There is a lot more to it than that, but it is a place to start, which is all I am really hoping to give this person. I have spent a lot of time resolving my own health issues, and it started with finally getting the right diagnosis. Then I spent a lot of time on alternative med lists and pursuing a diet and lifestyle approach and blah blah blah. I could say tons more on this topic, but I tend to treat lightly, in part because that often gets ugly reactions. I actually know a lot about this space, but it is not a space that is easy to discuss on HN and it is a space rife with pitfalls. I pursued carefully researched options, but there are genuinely a lot of nightmarish stories about people who were desperate and did things like fly to third world countries to get stem cell treatments or whatever and ended up seriously screwed over by it. So it's a hard thing to talk about at all. It is very hard to put out solid information on this type approach and doing so risks getting one lumped in with charlatans and the like.
Seems more like dumping goods to me, admittedly the only places with well priced bananas in Seattle are the Asian markets and a few fruit stands, the Kroger brands (QFC, Fred Meyers) and Cerebrus Capital brands (Safeway, Albertsons) move 90% of the volume in the grocery industry in Seattle, leaving the small independents, Metropolitan Market, PCC, and Whole Foods with a very small sliver of the market.

I don't see how Amazon even with Whole Foods could compete in the PNW, Amazon Fresh volume is waaay down in Seattle from what it was at the turn of the decade (super popular back then), and in other regions there is a dominate retailer like HEB or Lowes that literally owns the market and has stores so close together that they cannabalize their fellow stores volume, preventing proper competition (see Randalls trying to fight HEB in Austin, TX).
Popular does not mean profitable! I feel like the tech industry has confused the two over and over again.
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Knowing Elon this tweet will be followed in a few months with a new kind of drilling company.
I'm in the middle of nowhere, so in my case I would need a smattering. However, almost all doctors can read/write English, even if they can't speak it. I've had 80 year old doctors proudly write down the word rheumatism, where I can barely get by with spellcheck.

In bigger cities, you'll definitely be able to find doctors who can speak English easily.
Any ETA on .app?
Eh, you might as well spin up a few alts over Tor and occasionally use them to build karma, Reddit allows Tor users and registration over Tor.

Not saying this isn't a good thing, if Reddit banned Tor a few of my favorite community members would disappear, and I'd likely drift away from the subreddits I do still follow.
With no knowledge other than using the app and from general bar talk, I saw this as a huge flop. I wish I shorted it. It may have potential, but I don't see what that potential is when their features are so incredibly easy to mimic. And no, SnapChat, I don't care what Puff Daddy did with Beyonce or whatever it is their news feed tells me.
Top students getting offers in California are getting 150k USD minimum (including equity and bonus).
That's fun - when I was working on this problem a few years ago and unable to find sufficient academic literature on the subject I thought I'd "invented" what turns out to be known as the Viterbi algorithm (duh) and hadn't thought too much of it. Turns out what I thought I'd invented is also a HMM, which is doubly funny because I've never quite managed to wrap my head around HMMs (though several times I've tried). It's interesting how a lot of algorithms are a lot more intuitive than most of the rigorous academic notation make them seem...

Code for anyone interested https://bitbucket.org/ris/tsbp/src http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/That_Shouldnt_Be_Possible

Interesting to look back on the code and see that as much effort is spent on heuristics trying to decide where in the track to spend the calculation effort than anything else.
Yes, and Cheerios sets their price to compete with other cereal providers. The consumer picks the company keeping the price in mind.

That's how IPO pricing works too. The banks compete against each other and the company chooses their underwriter.

This is how markets work. I fail to see how an IPO is "rather than using a market-based mechanism for price discovery, they pick a price to sell at".

I think davidw is making some strong claims without understanding how the IPO process really works
By the time I realized that I should have put "smelling bad" in quotes, it was too late to edit it.

I have a serious health condition. I sometimes do smell, but not specifically because I haven't showered. I actually smelled a lot worse back when I had a corporate job and an apartment because I was a lot sicker. But I had a more conventional lifestyle, so I never got accused of smelling. This is part of why I am so confident that accusations that "you smell" are merely code for "no homeless people." There are plenty of people who smell bad, but that isn't a reason to exclude them from a public space. That accusation does get used to exclude homeless people.

I am not saying that homeless people never smell. I am saying that a) everyone has some kind of smell, to some degree b) smells being "offensive" are largely subjective, not objective and c) objecting to "smell" is often not really about the smell but about the fact that the person is homeless.

If we routinely threw people out of public spaces for having a strong odor, regardless of other details, then I wouldn't think this was basically a Jim Crow practice. But when "smell" gets used as the reason to exclude a poor person but is never used to exclude other people who may also be equally disgusting, then it really isn't about the smell per se. That's just basically a cover story.

Is that clearer?
DARPA awards $65M to develop tiny two-way brain-computer interface
Why do you need a 2nd password when using TOTP? and if you don't then TOTP-1FA should be good enough...
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My brother has kids. That's good enough for me. I'm pretty well off, too, so I get to play the part of the rich uncle.
Show HN: Python library for building native Linux packages via Docker
Look, I give them credit for coming clean to the public. And a lot of people use Reddit to promote their business, band or other brand (though they do it honestly, not by purchasing a boost). But the more well-known the technique of buying upvotes becomes, the worse the site will be for myself and other users.

Early paid upvotes are the seed for later organic upvotes. You don't even need to spend $200 to get them.
but dikpiks can only get you so far, no matter how wonderful we all collectively think they are. I think this was L.A.'s attempt at a Silicon Valley.
Definitely get some help if possible. But in terms of better planning, here's what worked for me:

1. Set a goal or two for your week on Monday.
2. Then each morning over coffee each day, list out a few tasks (max of six, but even two or three is ok) that help you progress towards those weekly goals.
3. Do them one at a time, in order of priority. (If you still feel you can't take these on, break them down into smaller tasks if you can)
Snap falls below its IPO price for the first time
See "Less Hashing, Same Performance: Building a Better Bloom Filter": https://www.eecs.harvard.edu/~michaelm/postscripts/rsa2008.p.... This is pretty standard practice now.

There've been a couple of other analyses (at least) of the importance of independence among hash functions in probabilistic data structures --- which if I remember correctly was "not as much as you'd think" --- but I don't remember the titles of the papers offhand.
True... as long as you know what output you are expecting for all 2^32 patterns

(Not your point I know)
The cut off for welfare is determined by the size of your family. So to achieve what you describe, a company that has two people of the same minimal capabilities should pay the one that has kids more than the one that doesn't.

Also it is possible to live without welfare (even if you qualify) if your expenses are low, but require welfare if your expenses are high. So it would also follow that two employees of equal value to a company would be paid differently with the larger amount going to the one who is living in more expensive housing.
You're taking a very narrow view of the issue. There's no arbitrary obligation for a company to pay a "liveable wage", whatever that is.

The whole minimum wage debate in the US is a shitshow. Both sides of the debate are equally idiotic. What matters is minimising the amount of welfare the government has to pay to keep people out of poverty. If the minimum wage is too low, then like you say, the government has to subsidise some companies that can afford to pay more but aren't, because there's a surplus of labor. If the minimum wage is too high, then people that would otherwise be employed become unemployed, and stop generating any wealth, which results in the government having to pay more welfare overall.

This is a complex problem that needs to be solved using large amounts of data. Arguments like yours barely scratch the surface.
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The point here is to get you thinking of data to collect, because that's how I think, so that's how I'm thinking about it. Each of these questions potentially decreases the search space you have to consider. If you're not sure, skip that question for now and collect the information at your leisure. If one question is obviously "well yes of course", remember that "of course" is an human invention, and means nothing whatsoever in the field of medicine, no matter how much doctors may wish it was otherwise sometimes.

EDIT: Also, each question might be coincidentally 'yes' or 'no' and not meaningful. Consider them 'avenues of investigations', not 'the answer to life, the universe, and everything'. But if eating a steak breakfast makes you happy every day, it's critical to know how to soften cheap steak with salt and time, because you'll be eating a lot steak until you figure out what the actual deal is :)
The first one gives it away. It's a rephrasing of "we'll sell at a loss and make it up in volume".
Ask HN: Why does mobile appear to have a better dev UX compared to desktop UIs?
I'm trying to understand why it's so much easier to make a native and good looking application on Mobile than it is on Desktop.

Recently I stumbled upon an app I liked, saw it was based on Electron and immediately lost my excitement. Electron to me represents a failure in Desktop frameworks. I wished that we could have something like React Native for Desktops.. and then it hit me, if we made React Native for Desktops... what would it use? Do desktops even have native UIs akin to mobile?

All I ever see are cross platform frameworks that impose non-comformant and non-standard UI designs on applications. Usually paired with poor developer experience to boot. Why is this? It feels like mobile OSs strive to make everything look good and be standard between applications, and yet desktop (OSX/Windows/Linux-frontends/etc) seem to care not for these features.

Now, I don't profess to be well informed on the subject - take any statements of mine as a inquiry. So, thoughts? Why is desktop.. the way it is?
There doesn't seem to be. They may have a line they don't cross in terms of the expense of the books, but they had the second edition of Robert Burton's "Anatomy of Melancholy" on the shelf which I imagine auctions for well into 4 figures, so they set the bar fairly high. The oldest book I saw was from around 1520 I believe. Hard to get much older than that given that serving printed books from pre-1500 ("incunabula") are incredibly scarce.
A thousand times yes to journaling.
De-identified data and data contributed by people (read, not Covered Entities) is not covered by HIPAA. Someone could build a database of procedure cost comprised of these data sets, but price transparency isn't so easy due to the nuances of the problem (See Castlight Health).
.sh and .run come to mind in some cases.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14739443
Plane accidentally tries to land on taxiway
Was wondering if someone was going to try to do chat with this... Or how about just a persistent blog from one updating file?
A man who helped us get back our own lives has lost his. RIP good sir.
From back when Mapbox was about free and open-source. Great tool!
It was a joke but you can send data in a transaction to an account. In fact, somebody did that today.

https://etherchain.org/tx/0x16b867d064cab80f0f5d938adda6d03c...
Defs, the smaller subs like /r/snakes and /r/circlejerkseattle aren't half bad (the latter replaced upvotes with upbikes, top kek) and are what keep me on Reddit.

Just waiting for them to start banning subs again, I'll wager that /r/ChildFree will get banned as a hate sub, and that a few others will be banned around the same time. The total banning of discussion about the Pulse Nightclub Shooting on the major subreddits really pissed a lot of redditors off, as only The_Donald and /r/SandersForPres had decent conversations going on, with tens of pages of deleted comments in /r/News about the shooting.
Maybe check out geojson.io then. It may be too lightweight but perhaps it meets most of your functionality (assuming you will have a web connection).
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first I laughed, then I cried, then I cried and cried....
Deaf people today face a similar choice: getting a cochlear implant, you don't control the software (afaik). This is a significant part of why I still have no cochlear implant. If we want freedom of thought in the glorious transhuman future, well, that could evolve out of what's happening today, and we ought to value human autonomy more in today's systems.

DRM is another such arena: as I said in another thread the other day, do you want it enforced by your brain implant? No?
Then think about how you want to allow the issue to get framed.

Ditto for compelled decryption.
I'm curious, why $13? Why not worthless? (I don't believe they should be worthless, but I'm curious how you decided on the precise middle ground)
> That it is a distinction is important to me.

Why ?
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> The most challenging thing about it IMHO is how to correcltly handle not only one instance in the visualization but many, say millions, without forcing the user to pre-aggregate and loose all the interesring details.

I wasn't sure what you meant by pre-aggregate here. By 'instances' do you mean the states of the User data in time?
lots of binaries are distributed as compiled, thats one of the attractions of a unikernel you can just hand people a VM image of whatever the hell you want.

In regards to what could be rebuilt, computer security is plagued with "coulds". What matters is what is done.
Electric Carmaker Faraday Future Halts Work on Nevada Plant
An interesting thing I learned recently about cpantesters is that they'll also test packages against the bleeding edge versions of the interpreter, so sometimes a package maintainer will get an issue filed (or a PR) saying "your package is going to break in about eight months", which I find both funny and cool.
Except the exact opposite?

The hippies all own expensive houses now and will do ANYTHING to keep the town from changing - specifically, to prevent the construction of affordable housing. As a partial result, there is a massive homelessness problem and the town is very expensive for young people.

Meanwhile, rather than campaigning for serious political and economic change, the current local protest movement is pretty singularly concerned with countering the "alt-right" (who are non-existent among the actual residents of the town) and rioting over "offensive" speech.

I was a fairly long time Berkeley resident but I had to get out. Berkeley rules but it has some pretty serious problems that it refuses to address.
|I, and I am sure others, would appreciate it if you would please get off your high horse and go study up more on facts before you partake in condescending activity yourself by shitting on/slamming someone for something you haven't researched enough on.|

Oh but it's so easy for them to do that vs actual research.

Thanks for your post above. Well said!

I, too, am on a DA team reporting through an engineering organization. Old school vendors were known to have their DA teams report through to product marketing in the past (think Intel, HP, Microsoft, IBM) but that's all slowly changing. I interviewed at MSFT in 2014 and ultimately didn't take the role because I didn't want to report into a marketing org (& told them as much). I'm giving a few here the benefit of the doubt that maybe that's where the comments are stemming from? Older information?

For the rest of the keyboard trolls: sorry that you hate your life so much that you have to expend energy in a negative way at people you don't know on the internet. It must suck feeling gross like that inside all the time.