skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This should be reiterated: Please consult a professional before drastically altering the chemical composition of your ephemeral body.

I know it sounds downright crazy, but it's possible that someone who's studied medicine and practiced it for years, actually knows better than random anonymous forum users.
Time signature and key are totally irrelevant to the task of identifcation. Interval could be important, but vastly complicates the matter - identifying intervals is hard enough for many competent musicians.
> Bad sleep (I now use the calculator at sleepyti.me and have had great results)

Interesting site, didn't knew about it!

I've checked it out, and as I wake everyday at 7am, it suggests me four different hours: 10pm, 11:30pm, 1am and 2:30am. What I find interesting is that none of it matches exactly the 8h average sleep value. As you say that you have had great results, could you comment a little bit on that?

Thanks!
Melanoma correlation with sun exposure is tricky; regular (non burning) exposure tends to correlate with lower risk (eg in outdoor workers). Non-melanoma skin cancers are usually curable. It's plausible to argue the benefits of regular non burning sun exposure overweight the risks.
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Fortunately that's not the case in the rest of the world. I've recently emailed Estonian tax agency for clarification of this exactly because of people claiming this to be the case.
They told me if you buy bitcoin and pay in bitcoin you are not required to declare this spending.

However various taxing agencies are still trying to figure out what to do with crypto, so I reckon it's too early to claim absolutes.
That $70 billion a year increase in budget, while they keep whining they "don't have money for free college" must've helped quite a bit. The military industrial complex keeps growing.
For me, any talk about what is the best way to loop over or enumerate an array is not the most helpfull in talk about code simplicity.
Using a loop, an enumeration, or a functional map, should not really matter that much, most of the time they all do similar things. I would think that any intermediate programmer recognizes them. Thinking too much about which is better, is just loosing time better spend elsewhere.
I can't tell if they have waved the requirement to have better vision than 20/100 or whatever it is in your weak eye.
> It almost feels like there needs to be some fixed currency that everyone gets equal amounts of per day and that can be exchanged for the really important things.

Votes could be that, but they too are depreciating.
Currently, the first comment including replies makes up for 182 comments out of 312, and as far as page estate goes, it completely dominates. It's about technicalities, attachment to land, all sorts of things except depression and suicide.

Though what it pushes down isn't all better, with niceties such as "the market is doing a good job at signaling that they probably need to change professions"

Fucking HN. Seriously. I want textfiles back.

> Is it possible to criticize decisions and have empathy at the same time?

Yes, it's possible, but it's not done here.

> Or is criticism not acceptable at all?

Are you projecting? Whenever the glaring soullessnes in a HN thread is criticized, it's downvotes and hair splitting.

Yes, it's technically possible to have empathy and also criticize, but due to the sequential nature of communication even when you do both, you have to decide what to do first. When the whole page is taken up by chatter, the empathy exists somewhere below the "More" fold, if at all.

Yes, criticism is acceptable. As long as criticism of the criticism, such as calling it heartless victim blaming as I would, is also acceptable. Otherwise, the right to criticize is forfeit.
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Hi HN.

I'm looking to buy some ether to play and experiment with smart contracts.

What is the best/cheapest way to do so if I'm not from the US?

I'm mostly looking to minimize fees and probably use a credit card or paypal. (but open to use other ways)

After the purchase I'll move the ether to my own account as I've read it is not wise to let a cloud services host my private keys.

I'd like to hear from yours expirence and knowledge.

Thanks,
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Even fully rational people can prefer less options. According to game theory you're better off without a steering wheel in "chicken".

And while credible threats may be uncommon, removing the possibility of defection for a group of people seems like a very common potential for gain.
There is a link albeit not a first order one. If your privacy gets invaded enough, then random third parties will get your data (legally, from google) and then some random hacker will collect it.
I don't have all the answers. And I do think some amount of prison as a deterrent is probably effective. But consider this: how many things would you consider doing if getting caught would mean a year in prison, but wouldn't do if it could mean 10 years? I can't think of very many. Like, assume you have no other reason to avoid doing these things, so it's something you saw as a completely moral act. Either one I'm going to do everything possible to avoid; I'll avoid the act if it isn't completely necessary, and if I perceive that it is, I'll do whatever I can to avoid getting caught. But I can't see my behaviour really changing based on the length of the term - what would be _worth_ a year in prison but not 10? (Especially considering that in any kind of theft or something along those lines, you're not going to get to keep what you took if caught.)

Now, I'm a pretty analytical person, so I'm probably most likely to be affected by deterrents (although perhaps also most likely to believe I could avoid getting caught!) A more impulsive criminal might not consider the possible consequences much at all; certainly not enough to distinguish between a low or high number of years locked up.

So if we take it as a given that long prison terms are not particularly more effective at deterrence than short ones - and I believe there is evidence to back that up, but I'm not an expert; if I were actually in a position to change these things I'd obviously do the research! - and that keeping people in prison costs a large amount of money, it seems to me best to reduce prison terms to the minimum degree possible while maintaining their deterrent benefit, and to redirect the savings into things that evidence suggests are effective in reducing crime (education, social programs, etc.)

Ironically, given my initial comment, this kind of highly calculated crime (the VW emissions) is probably most likely to be deterred by prison sentences. Once again though, I don't expect a long sentence (and 7 years seems long to me for a non-violent crime) would be any more effective than a short one. I mean, would you risk _any_ non-trivial amount of time behind bars just to help your bosses make more money?
You shouldn't worry about it before scaling problem is solved. Dollar will start losing value to bitcoin only if a considerable number of transactions are made in bitcoin, and there is nothing apocalyptic about it - it will be a slow move from the dollar to a cryptocurrency.

$1M/bitcoin and 3 transactions/second are not compatible.
OpenBSD still uses a ksh fork as a default shell. mksh is also widely-available and pretty great -- I use it as my shell on Linux boxes, too.
Hopefully this convinced the last person still gullible enough to believe on Google's interest to maintain long term (let's say, more than a decade) any service that's not Search, Ads, YouTube, Gmail or Android.

I wouldn't build much on GAE either...
Only if your device is on a list of recent supported Chromebooks and Chromeboxes.

For instance my old Acer Chromebook 13 never got Android app support, it was too old despite being based on the same Nvidia Tegra K1 ARM CPU that has been used in a number of Android devices.
Does the US Army work with the NSA? Because I wouldn't be surprised if the reason they can't find staff is because a lot of techies are against the government spying on all it's citizens. They might not want to be involved in helping the government surveillance plans.

I guess there's also the financial aspect that the private section will pay more than the government. But I think the job (if you removed the betraying your country by spying on them stuff) would be rewarding enough to attract some people.
> YouTube

Even Youtube is not safe, have a look at the Adpocalypse a few months ago or all the wrong/incorrect demonetization of innocent videos.
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What does that do? It's a single-instruction program that replicates itself throughout memory.
I always assumed that warning was just J&J covering their ass.
Anecdotal I know, but I've heard of a couple of different areas where a a medical professional recommends Vitamin D supplements to their patient.

Someone I know has been told to take vitamin D to help manage relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis[1]

Another person has been recommended vitamin D to help with conception.

Seems to pop up all over the place.

[1] https://www.mssociety.org.uk/ms-research/emerging-areas/vita...
Can't you have that experience every day using BART?
And size. The whole header ought to fit in 64 bits (a single cmpxchg), which rules out all of the good secure hashes.
Most Chrome Apps can be rewritten as PWAs. But IMO not all Electron apps can be written as PWA. Specially those, who need access to filesystem and other system APIs that are not allowed in the browser.
Yep. "Orthogonal" is one of my favorites. Along with "order of magnitude".
A big reason of income gap is opportunity gap. We keep widening the opportunity gap by adding 'fast lanes' to people who can afford it, rather than improving the situation for all. In this particular case, perhaps, there is no short term solution to improve for all but it makes me little sad anyway.
I remember a time when my modem had to dial up to internet, and everything was slow. And I remember that whatever you searched on google, there was at least 1 porn result in the top 10. I also remember when electric cars were not nearly as good as gasoline cars.

Technology advances. If you're stuck looking at what is inferior now, you will not see what is possible in the next few years.

You are talking about a technical problem, which can be fixed.
And the TSA.
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The bus is sufficiently slow you can emulate the hardware with an MCU.

I'm using a slightly different approach with my PDP-11's, which is to use a custom device driver using DRV-11 parallel interfaces connected to a PC at the other end.
Correct there's some (not necessarily daily or weekly) amount of sync frequency that you negotiate.
Ouch! Regulating infrastructure purely by market mechanisms is an ugly anti-pattern that is well-known for decades, if not centuries.

Among others, this creates an incentive to keep the resource scarce and to not invest into maintaining and expanding it. Why? Because the lowest level infrastructure is a natural monopoly: Even if it was technically feasible (put wires next to existing wires, put pipes next to existing pipes, put streets next to existing streets), nobody can afford to do this. The lowest level infrastructure is only efficient if shared.

And for this simple reason, it only works well as long as the lowest level infrastructure is public good. This is true for all basic needs: water (pipes, sewer), electricity (wires), transportation (streets, rail roads) and even the internet (wires, radio masts and towers).

The debate about the latter one is also known as net neutrality. But it's really just a special case of the general pattern - if you accept internet as a basic need in today's world.

On top of that public infrastructure, a free market can and should evolve. But note that it will only be a free market if the basic layer access is non-discriminatory, which in particular means that it is easy for newcomers to get in. Otherwise you have maket distortion from day one, and all arguments about market mechanisms are moot. Which is unfortunately the reality in many areas, although its badness varies from country to country.
> Here's a common error I see in Go: "os: file does not exist". What file doesn't exist?

That error contains file name: https://play.golang.org/p/Ea8FKF82c9 Package documentation is clear on that: https://golang.org/pkg/os/
How could he have gotten these great deals producing ipods when Apple was really struggling, were he not speaking Chinese perfectly?
Yes, my theory why lithium is so effective is the body can use it to replace the magnesium we are all deficient in.
Great.

Anyone have any suggestions for a replacement for Authy?

It's a 2FA Chrome App that syncs your 2FA tokens across devices.

They have a 'desktop app' now available for Mac and Windows, but of course nothing for Linux (surprise surprise).

So any equivalent that will work cross platform and sync too?
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"Volkswagen Emissions Scandal Could Cause 1,200 More Premature Deaths" (from vehicles in Germany alone!)

Seven years is a very light sentence for this. I would guess that sort of damage makes him easily a top 1% criminal. Of the entire world.

[1] https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/volkswagen-deaths_us_58...
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I often push it too far and stay up till 3AM and wake up around 7:45 and then I can just proceed normally that day. I'm a bit melancholic on those days, but that's it :D

I was a bit surprised that this site suggested the 3AM as an option to fall asleep.
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He literally helped trick people to think they emitted less than they were, probably leading to a higher emission rate overall.

That effects everyone on the entire planet. I think committing a crime that affects ever single human life should be considered a very serious crime. That should lead to very serious punishments.

I do not think the punishment was harsh.
If your tokens synchronize across multiple devices don't they stop being a legitimate "factor"?
I can send customer support transcript if you want as attacking me does nothing constructive for this conversation. Also, if you do a quick web search you will find that this is not just unlucky, it is common although in the grand scheme of things it might be nothing for Coinbase or perhaps you are just not personally dealing with these types of problems. You know a minority can be a pretty large group of people.

Look, my comment is not meant to bash Coinbase but there are issues with the service and it can be ironed out to make it so much better.
Yeah, I doubt he writes any tests at all - unit or integration.
I don't really understand what you mean, for me what you're saying is a contradiction:

>We have VERY long history using file system, it is the base of every OS, it has solid API, every language provide similar access interface, everybody familiar with how to talk with file system.

I agree, but then you don't really do that, do you? Merely mimicking the Rust fs API is not enough to call your project a "filesystem" in my opinion. It's actually probably the least of my concerns when it comes to using a filesystem.

On the other hand not being able to use the familiar "cd", "grep", "cp", "mv" and "cat" the contents of this so-called filesystem means that it's really not that familiar at all.

I'm not sure I see the point of the "minimal attack surface", you can create private fuse mounts that can't be accessed by other UIDs. And if you're worried about same-UID compromised programs snooping around then it's game over anyway. That smells a bit like FUD to me.
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Making fees and fines dependent on income is a good way to get incentives right. In Germany for example health insurance is based on your income, not a fixed amount like here.
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>>I know it sounds downright crazy, but it's possible that someone who's studied medicine and practiced it for years, actually knows better than random anonymous forum users.

As the link in the OP actually denotes, no, that's not always the case.

Bodybuilders and performance trainers - as well as Soviet Union sports scientists - have known for decades that Vitamin D supplementation is vital. This has been rejected by a significant number of general practitioners and other medical experts who are and were anti-supplement simply out of rote thinking.

Yes, people should be tested for their levels. But this simply isn't feasible for poor people, and telling them to get serum tests for Vitamin D before taking a lower-bound amount of the cheap supplement from the grocery store is ridiculous.
Not blaming, merely stating that lawyers on both sides will do well.

Even taking the bright-side interpretation though: at least one of them failed in removing the further litigation cost and risk, their goal as you say is to protect their client as you say and that is often the best way.
Source: https://blog.golang.org/toward-go2

> I don't believe Go 2.0 will ever happen.

"Once all the backwards-compatible work is done, say in Go 1.20, then we can make the backwards-incompatible changes in Go 2.0. If there turn out to be no backwards-incompatible changes, maybe we just declare that Go 1.20 is Go 2.0."

So yeah, Go 2.0 might not even happen.

> So far that page looks like when our government puts out "work commission" for any ongoing problem people complain about.

I would love if my government would take some inspiration from such projects, namely from this:

"We did what we always do when there's a problem without a clear solution: we waited."
As another commentator said, its not really tacit approval of the cuts. The point I and others are making is that these cuts are clearly designed to be a political smokescreen for midterm elections. These cuts are deficit financed giveaways that in most cases will disappear, and in many cases income tax payers will see tax increases on income in later years to finance the permanent cuts elsewhere.

The actual goal of the bill are the changes the congress choose to be permanent, which are the cuts on corporate rates, pass-through rates, and estate tax, which benefit a very small group of tax payers.
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As long as results are different on every application run and app crashes when there's a mismatch, you don't need anything as strong as SipHash since your previous guesses don't narrow options for your future attack attempts.
Donated organs are a scarce resource

Radio spectrum is a scarce resource

You can't solve those with market mechanisms

Electrical transmission and generation facilities are somewhat scarce and we all see how the "free marked" worked great in the Enron case there
>>Pubmed is sort of like arxiv.org

What? It's nothing of the sort. Pubmed is not a preprint server. The paper in question was accepted by a journal. The quality may not have been great - I agree - but it is not like the archive at all.
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The problems we see with Bitcoin now are severe and detrimental and not at all aligned with its original goal and purpose. However, these issues were foreseen, hence the fork (Bitcoin Cash). High transaction fees coupled with extreme volatility and a slow transaction time is making sure BTC will not be used for small transactions. If things continue to escalate or stay status quo, BTC's purpose will as predicted be just as a backing coin, like gold once was, but even for that purpose, it needs to be less volatile.
GPL is a license to use copyrighted code, not a contract. If you violate the terms, your license is revoked. If you then continue to distribute the code in question without a license, then you may be liable for copyright infringement.

The first consequence of this is that only the copyright holder has standing to sue you, not anyone else who thinks they have a right to your code because you violated the GPL terms. They’re just wrong.

The second consequence is that the only remedies for copyright infringement are an injunction and damages related to the copyrighted code. So a court could force you to stop distributing the copyrighted code, requiring you to either (1) remove the GPL code from your product and use a substitute, or (2) pay for a commercial license from the owner. But you would not be forced to release your proprietary code under a GPL license.

Regarding jail for civil cases, no. In the US, we eliminated debtors’ prisons many years ago.
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It has an abstract, so I figure it's a meta-analysis and not just an article.
Because the market could move against you.

If you're ok with buying for 100, but someone else is selling for 99, you've effectively done a market order and have to pay the fees. However if the lowest sell is 101 and then the price moves up to 105, you've just screwed yourself for 4 in order to save 0.25
Interesting. I'd assume that these methods are probably more effective than a manual review by your average person anyway, but there are certain areas where I would expect automation to be at least frowned upon.
Is this specific to North America? As someone who lives along the equator, I think it's impossible to get too little sun exposure in these parts.
JLR isn't Indian, it may be owned by an Indian congomerate, but management, design, engineering and most manufacturing are all in the UK.

PS: I would classify Ford Europe as an Anglo-German car company : Design and Engineering are mainly in Cologne and south UK (e.g. Chelmsford). There is actually not that much sharing with the US, most of the European line-up is specific.
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>>severely doubt multivitamins can help with depression

If the multivitamin has sufficient Vitamin D, it definitely can. There are plenty of research papers indicating at least some sort of link, and Soviet Sports scientists have known about the performance benefits for a long time, well prior to oral supplementation (they irradiated athletes).

Here's one of many metasources available.

https://www.vitamindcouncil.org/health-conditions/depression...
Wait, has a pure Bitcoin asteroid been detected already?