skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure those two are mutually exclusive. You could always have the latest cell phone, laptop, watch, car, etc, without actually having too much STUFF.

Like most people, I have far more STUFF than I need, but even if I downsized to just the stuff I use virtually every day, and really enjoy, would be a total PITA to move.
I got 1.26Gb/s in Python2 on MacOS (i7 mac air)

import os
ys = 'y\n' * 2048
while True:
os.write(1, ys)

update: seems to peek at around 3gb/s with
ys = 'y\n' * 2 * * 16

(had to separate the asters to stop HN swallowing them)

Plain old `yes` gets a measly 33Mb/s!!
The font is SimSun. It is the default font in Windows XP simplified Chinese version and is ubiquitously used in China.

https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/中易宋体
Is it killing, to bring a thing into "existence", and yet not provide it with an immortal existence?
From my comment:

> Let them fail and wipe them out. Instead of wasting money trying to sustain a broken system, provide resources to facilitate moving to mid and high-density housing in the central city.
America has internalized Disney-esque values about certain animals. I'm from rural Alaska and you'll pardon my not having any illusions about whether nature is in fact red in tooth and claw. Pets are no more important than any other possession. They are not human, and they can be easily replaced. They are chattel: that is a fact, not an opinion.
I can't recall my mobile phone ever entering into the process of obtaining employment. I guess if it were my only means of internet access that might not be the case.
Great to hear you've overcome (which is even better than being "cured") what is so very often debilitating and insidiously caustic. I read this as "hope," so ty.
Agreed. I think its because since the scientific revolution we got the idea that science/technological progress will gradually cure all of humanities problems. Its accepted as fact by many that capitalism + science will solve every problem under the sun without any intervention on our part.. even though its obvious the market does not always serve society, and that many societal problems are far outside the realms of markets.
LOL. Do these advocacy groups even both with things like logical consistency before denouncing something.
sarcasm?

It's tough to take care of a human infant or a puppy. It's extremely easy to care for a fish or a plant.

Then again, some people can't even be responsible for themselves.
You can't do PPP across cultures that have no bearing one another, so it's utterly ridiculous to do a 'GDP' measure.

How much did the Romans value 'clean air'? Because they don't breathe fumes, whereas we do.

'Comparative Value' makes it impossible.

We can only say: "this is what the average Romand had and did - and this is what the average American/European/Asian has" etc..
Mint is a financial website/app that hooks into your bank accounts, credit cards, investment accounts, loans, etc. and compiles them all into one place. It also has some built in budgeting tools and such. It's owned by Intuit.

https://www.mint.com
My guess is that people are downvoting due to the assumption/stereotype that HIV is associated with homosexuality. While it's true that HIV is more prevalent among men who have sex with men in the US[0], some still think of HIV as "the gay disease", which it is definitely not, and the stereotype contributes to stigmatization of homosexuality.

That may not be what you intended, but it's one way of reading your comment that can come across negatively.

[0]: https://www.hiv.gov/hiv-basics/overview/data-and-trends/stat...
Don't know if one exists, but I'm planning to launch one next week.
There is already https://www.vaultproject.io/
link that thing dude or pm it to me
Exercise is great. I just came back from a trip and where I was killing myself for 5 days straight. The feel-goods after the exertion ended lasted about 4-5 days. Had a sweet workout on day 3, but a bit of anxiety set in day 5 with the subsequent drink to squash it..

I KNOW continuous exercise helps, however outside of the above forced circumstance I'm suspicious at this point that I exercise when I'm feeling better and not the other way around..

That's the problem people without depression don't necessarily understand; feeling good often precipitates exercise, and feeling bad often precipitates lethargy. Lethargy so bad you can feel it. I mean REALLY feel it. You can actually feel this lack of motivation working against your desire to do stuff. It's identifiable, experienceable, and yet so oppressive you can't work against it. I would liken it to people freezing in a life-or-death situation; it doesn't make much sense and you wouldn't think it would happen to you, but it's right there and real for no good reason.

EDIT: I would be happy to answer any questions about how depression/anxiety has affected me or my thoughts on it.
Well again, I don't see why the pi has to run gentoo. It could run any other linux.
"We implanted 16/32 site Si-probes in male, adult zebra finches and recorded simultaneously their song and neural activity in HVC; then we used these data to train a long-short-term memory network (LSTM 5) to translate neural activity directly onto song. The goal of the network is to predict the spectral components of the song at a time bin ti, given the values of neural activity features over previous time bins"
We should automate this somehow…
I'm not sure what you mean by "whose job it is to help." In what sense is it your job? Were you asked to help? If so, by all means do your best, and be grateful that you are trusted. If not, I would recommend asking "is there something I can do to help" and really listening to the answer.

In my own experience, the people I love offer me support in many ways. Sometimes they listen to me when I'm having a bad day. Sometimes they ask if I want to go to the gym with them. Sometimes they just check in with me so I know they're there. Those are all kind things, and I appreciate them. But there are two caveats:

1. Those are people I love, not strangers on the internet. They have earned my trust and my attention and consideration. It's not impossible to do that to some extent as a stranger on the internet, but the way to start is by listening and asking questions, not by prescribing things.

2. Even when offering help, my friends are mindful of my feelings. There is a world of difference between "hey, do you want to go to the gym with me?" and "you seem depressed, you should try exercising." The former is an offer of companionship and encouragement. The latter is an alienating statement ("I can tell that there is something wrong with you") and an invitation to self-consciousness and guilt.

I guess what I am saying is: most people who are depressed have probably already considered the possibility that diet, exercise, and therapy might help. Before you recommend those things, you should consider whether the circumstances really make you the right person to offer that advice.
That's a possible secondary use, but not really what the command is for.

Why not just use /dev/zero or /dev/urandom for generating load?
I’m unaware about the recent development, but MS has very module-like features in their version of C++ for decades already.

For classic C++ they have #import directive (1) Recently, for windows store/UWP platforms, C++ can consume windows runtime components (2)

Two things that allow these features to work are standardized ABI, and standardized type info format.

I don’t think high-level modules are possible in C++ before ABI and type info are both standardized in a compiler-neutral way. Better yet, in a language neutral way, like MS did that: you can implement a COM object in a script language as a WSC file, and consume it from C++ using #import.

[1] https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/8etzzkb6.aspx

[2] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/how-to-activate...
The article you link addresses 'couples'. This post addresses the specific subset of 'marriage'.
The problem with plant caring is that dogs and babies with respond to you, ask for food or water, cry, etc. Plants have a long response time and by the time you see leaves curling or turning colors, it could be too late.
This single fact is one of the most important aspects of online dating.

Many years ago, a woman responded to my message with a reply that included the phrase "at least you don't sound desperate."

I had no idea what that meant, so when we met I asked her and she showed me the many messages she received from other men. It was appalling to say the least. The messages were so awful and pathetic it was hard for me to understand how low their self-esteem had to be. Message after message made it clear that these guys felt they were out of options and were desperately messaging anyone in the hopes of a lucky positive reply. What woman they thought would find this attractive, I have no idea!

Suddenly the success I was having in online dating became clear. Just being pleasant and positive was putting me head and shoulders above what I would be reluctant to call competition.

tl/dr:

Guys, just be nice, polite, friendly and have a positive spin to your dating messages/emails etc. That alone puts you in the top 1%.
How so? I understand they're different, but I thought there was some overlap. Don't LSMs work by hooking syscalls anyway?
You could try running ipc-bench's server and client in separate containers.

https://github.com/goldsborough/ipc-bench/tree/master/source...

Apart from the namespace separation logic, I'd expect very little overhead, if any.
I believe that the Vikings also raided cities in Islamic Spain. Could have been something they stole and made clothes of it.
what about NCC Group?
> Music has been pretty darn cheap to reproduce for decades.

"Cheap" is relative. It is relatively "cheap" to copy tape or Vinyl. Now, we have digital files. Copying them is perfect and free. "Cheap" is infinitely more expensive than free.
I loved the authors notes on the paper and the idiotic arguments they have to deal with. A must read.
Not really. I don't know where you live but this isn't true in Canada.
Don't forget LDAP, SAML and SNMP support. What's the OID for 'y' again?
No, it was genuinely stressful! I forget the name of the plant now, but too much sun and it would die. Too little sun, same result. Move it the wrong way and, yep you guessed it, death. And that's before we even get to the watering requirements!
What parent said holds up if you include the other half of that sentence.
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This is the kind of research that helps to make the internet censorship in China (i.e. the Great Fire Wall) possible...

Here is another recent work published by the first author, "Identifying Tor Anonymous Traffic Based on Gravitational Clustering Analysis", http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8048117/

I just do not understand what good such researches would do to regular people living in China? And yet, it has been funded by the public money.
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Likewise, the first time I saw my wife was when she showed up on my doorstep after about 6 weeks of online messages 15+ years ago. Fell in love at first sight!

She's white and I'm not; although so were most of the girls I met online, so I guess that didn't change much on my end. I wanted to meet her because of the words she used and how she expressed herself made her irresistible. That she turned out to be gorgeous in person was just icing on the cake
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Before people made fun of all the tinfoil theorists.

Now all the folks who can be frivolous and blase inspite of the growing mountain of evidence must be similarly dismissed.
Didn't vote but they looked at men and women - hence if it found lesbians with some sort of accuracy your HIV treatment hypothesis doesn't work - I'm pretty sure lesbians get HIV at a much lower rate than gay men or drug addicts. It also seems your hypothesis presumes the vast majority of gay men have HIV infections. I didn't bother looking it up, but both those assumptions seem pretty faulty from memory.
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So what's your suggestion? Just disable SELinux for that application if it's failing?
It's one of the fundamental aspects of being a toddler. Then your parents teach you to stop gagging when eating foods you find repulsive and you realize there were other qualities to that food that you can appreciate. Then your parents make you do your homework despite you putting up a resistance and you at some point realize how beneficial that homework was. Then you somehow end up in college where hopefully, in the American system at least, they teach you about other cultures and how silly it is to judge other cultures for things you've only taken a cursory glance at.

That is, any group can arbitrarily make up rules and belief systems that point in any arbitrary direction. Just because you happen to be apart of a larger group, doesn't mean yours are any better than anyone elses.

A simple example can be summed up with the mutilation of genitals. At a first glance an uneducated person would probably say "no, that's completely wrong, I don't care what anyone says, there is something fundamentally crazy about mutilating your genitals." An educated person would have at least taken 10 minutes to hear out that, some people are born believing their sex is incorrect and to help them live a better life they sometimes modify their genitals to match the sex they believe themselves to be.
It's almost like respecting people actually counts for something in the real world.
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Ah, yes, this will not end well, but I will enjoy reading about it!
If I've understood you correctly, you're discussing translation. Wilson was discussing the fact that we may simply have wildly different /types/ of thought.
> is not about creating IP

I wish more people would come to terms with that. Protecting "IP" should not be the focus, but for many it is, so we have Copyright, DRM, etc.
No mention of ChatRoulette in the first list?
I think the problem is drift over time. Maybe you would have used an item, or did use it, but your life has changed--as lives inevitably do--and now you wouldn't use that item under any circumstances. But the thing has become part of your environment, you're used to it, and there's the possibility that the part of your life which motivated you to buy the thing in the first place might come back. So through inertia you acquire more and more stuff, and it starts to quietly sap your energy as you begin to associate subconscious feelings of guilt and frustration with it.

In my book, "minimalism" is often a treatment for the symptom rather than the disease. The real cure is to actively remove items that have a negative emotional connotation, and to hold onto only those things that you either use or otherwise affiliate positive feelings with. (For example, I almost never use my flashlight, but it feels good to know I have it on hand in case the power dies out. That's worth keeping.)
Hey, I work for company that works with UK National Rail.
Where are you located? Are you looking for a job? Which technologies have you been using?
Zen and buddhism. (Zen is not really buddhism).

Among many others things (therapy, running, playing high level piano, amazing remote job), Zen rewired and helps me to deal with this every day.

I'd recommend this authors with all my heart to anyone:

- Thich Nhat Hanh ("You are here")

- Alan Watts

- Eckhart Tolle ("Stillness Speaks")

- Shunryū Suzuki ("Zen mind beginner's mind")

- Ryan Holiday ("Ego is the enemy")

Piano helped me quite a lot. First my teacher, I could even say my piano teacher played a more important role in helping me, more than my family ever could. Musically I felt in love with Chopin and I really hope someday to be able to play Ballade 4 op. 52. It puts me at least decade long goal (yup, it is really really hard to play that).

Running, eating healthy, etc sure. But I think it works better to have the brain thinking better first. Otherwise we'll stick in the same trap over and over, with the same bad thoughts and habits we want to break.

We need to get beyond thinking and feeling. Training ourselves to see them, observer them and letting them go. It takes a lot of time. But you can do it.

Hope something of this help someone.
Canals can silt up requiring dredging.
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Thanks for the clarifications. I was under the impression that Rust required a lot of tough infrastructure.

I'm glad to see that ripgrep lets you define your own types. That ripgrep does it with globbing vs. the ways that ack allows is just another of the differences between the tools that people have to decide about.
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how do you measure the soil moisture? I didnt see anything in supplies and both graphs didnt had anything.
Which part of your IT infrastructure inflicts physical pain?
There are plenty of widely-used languages that have modules and came well before rust.
Thanks for answering.

Unfortunately in the population studied (white americans) HIV is far more prevalent in men who have sex with men (>70% of all new infections) than in heterosexual men and women. If your two populations vary significantly in any factor you need to control for it or make sure you rule out that it is significant - this is science 101.

Having read the paper and authors notes, it appears that facial fat differences are unlike to be the signal being detected.
Thank you for writing that.

I was sleeping, exercising, eating well, just fine. My life was in order.

Starting to take an SSRI literally just switched off my mental illness.
Built an automatic outdoor watering system using a zwave-controlled power outlet, a 120v AC solenoid valve, and a simple linux server running openHAB. I trigger the watering system using a script that checks the weather and sunset time for that day. If there was no rain and it's 2 hours past sunset, the script turns the watering system on for a set period.

Makes supporting a large garden while frequently traveling doable.
You're very welcome. I'm glad it's made things easier. git grep, ag, rg, whatever: Just use whatever makes you happiest.

It's interesting how git grep makes the ack feature of "ignore your VCS dirs" not so important any more. I wonder how the grep-alike tool world would look if git weren't so dominant, and/or git didn't include its own grep.
What makes you think they would get "super health"?
The current statistics in 2017 is around 600 million in rural area. Their monthly income is 3300 yuan or around 500 USD, more than $15 a day. According to World Bank, a country with $6000 USD a year is upper-middle income.

If you count their rural areas as a nation, its GDP is $3.6 trillion around the same size as Germany, 4th largest in the world.
Did you find any that would grow in that environment?
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k3

while[1;`0:"yes\n"]
Anyone got some good examples of this?

> With functor oriented programming, polymorphism is not necessarily about using functions polymorphically. Instead, polymorphism provides correctness guarantees by ensuring that a particular function can only touch the specific layers of functors in its type signature and is independent of the rest of the data structure. One benefits from polymorphism even when a function is only ever invoked at a single type.
One of first scripts I ever wrote in python scraped a radio station for songs and added them to a spotify playlist.

https://github.com/ReedRichards/python/blob/master/edge/html...
I was fighting this with my depression.

I used to say to myself "just put your running gear on. You don't have to leave the house. But you can put your running gear on".

then "OK, now go outside. You don't have to run. Just go outside"

some days I would turn around and go back in. And I've have to be OK with that, too. No point beating myself up for it. Some days were not running days.

once outside, I'd be "OK, now run to the end of the street". If I could do that, then most of the time I'd be off and could do 5 km's.

Some days I'd get to the end of the street and stop.

The temptation to beat myself up for the bad days was immense. Huge. Everything in my schooling and upbringing told me that I should just push through the reluctance and "just do it!". But for me, down that road lies worse depression. Being able to say to myself "today is not a running day, and that's OK" was a path out of the intense self-criticism that got me depressed in the first place.

It didn't help that exercise had been used as a punishment in school - "you boy, you're late, run twice around the field!". My schooling had taught me that exercise was punishment. I found it hard to run because I felt like I was punishing myself for something. But if I didn't run then I would criticise myself.

I've got a better handle on it now. Some days I run. Some days I don't. It's up to me. I enjoy running, and enjoy how it makes me feel, so I do it more often than not. But if I don't want to, I won't, and no-one has the right to criticise me for that. Not even me ;)
The source is a training book on how to sue psychiatrists, I can't find the study anywhere. Even if it does exist, it's saying that a lot of therapists have seen a client who had sex with a therapist. If someone wanted to have sex with a therapist, they would visit a lot of therapists.

This explores the topic in a more meaningful way, and links sources.
https://kspope.com/sexiss/research5.php#a8studies
Yes lesbians are at a reduced risk to being infected with HIV than heterosexual women.

It is not my hypothesis that weight differences is the signal being detected, it is the GPs. I was just pointing out that facial fat may not correlate with weight in the different populations studied.
The “oldest tree ever” is always alive!
> they like Perl and ack and occasionally use some of that fancy superpower. I, on the other hand, lack that experience

One of the things I'm working on right now is a cookbook that will ship with ack 3, currently about thisclose from going to beta. I want to show examples of the magic powers and see how powerful it can be. Your comment reinforces in my mind that it's an important thing to have.

> I’m very glad that ack existed; it led the way with better tools, and I used it heavily for some years. Thanks for making it!

You're very welcome. I'm continually pleased to see what's come out after it. A search tool arms race is a good thing.
> To disprove her allegations I wasn't involved in the kids school and activities...

There don't seem to be any criminal charges here.
It's more difficult to perform such a setup on the go. You can't bring 5 expensive mics to some places. You can't bring audio insulation to most places. You can bring a laptop, a device to multiplex recording devices, some stands, and a few cheap lapel mics to most places.

Maybe you want to, or have to, record audio outdoors.

Maybe you need to record somewhere where construction or work is happening in a single direction.

Many reasons
> "We know from other Viking tomb
> excavations that DNA analysis has
> shown some of the people buried in
> them originated from places like
> Persia, where Islam was very dominant

Which is also not proof-positive that there were Muslim Vikings, but as we know there were Persian Vikings, and as the name Allah appears as decoration, it does start to see pretty likely, no?
Yes, but I think the scary implication is being able to detect the song and then change it before it happens.
I think this method is much more healthy for you.
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It's basically how Python methods work, and while I'm sure you could no-true-scotsman Python classes/OO, I have yet to see it.
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Maybe, but there's definitely a reduction in actual information density instead of just filling out the screen. Way too many clicks to go through menus now for the sake of keeping things "clean".
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