skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The primary focus is, indeed, archiving (and replaying and sharing, with ease) states of data. Merging has been explored, but nothing concrete on it yet. Even something relatively simple, like merging code, often requires a human to resolve (sometimes with real effort). Imagine trying to do that with filesystem snapshots of database files.

We are exploring it. We have some thoughts on higher level understanding of data that might make it possible.

But definitely starting with the basics, as you said.
Researchers Proposed a Quantum Algorithm for Better, Faster and Stronger AI
When I saw an article saying that CERN was going to create essentially micro blackholes that was a thought that crossed my mind.
I understood this more as a management change (from all the rumors it looks like Nest was an extremely shitty place to work in) that might keep the Nest branding.
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You could make an exporter to ttf!
Requires a bootrom exploit. There actually was afaik back in the iphone 3gs and before days a way to install android on ios.
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Pretty cool. Is there a write up on architecture and usage models? I’d like to see it.

I was a happy couch 1.x user, but moved away with 2.0. Nothing specific about it, just needs and timing.
I began programming in 1968. 50 years later I can't think of anything I'm nostalgic about. There were some OK to Good times, but nothing stands out. I'd rather have done something else. I do recall first reading Tog's edition of Macintosh User Interface Guidelines as opening up my perspective. For lack of anything else I'd choose it.
I think we are making a grave mistake by associating going to the gym and exercise with lifting weights.

Let me explain.

I think what most people should be doing is calisthenics. I’ve been lifting weights for over a decade, but only started calisthenics two years ago. Personally, I feel calisthenics gives you a much stronger and durable body over all compared to lifting weights. It also strengthens your joints and connective tissues, which people don’t really think about until it’s too late. Aesthetically, I also feel strong calisthenic trained bodies look much more well proportioned and hardened due to the active use of stabilizer muscles. People who have trained calisthenics for a long time are deceptively strong. They don’t look particularly huge, but they perform feats of strength that even the most professional weightlifter would struggle to do. To me, this is a sign of true mastery over one’s body.

If you’re just getting started in your exercise career, try calisthenics.
Guy sounds like a complete egotistic POS.
There is a lot of human psychology at play here which I find interesting. The fact that people are willing to pay above-face-value for these tickets implies that there IS a market for them, and so it means the face value is underpriced.

However, if the original pricing was indeed the high price at which the market cleared, people would consider it as greed on the artist's part. So we end up in this bizarre scenario where people are happy to overpay a faceless middleman for watching an artist rather than pay the artist themselves.
Someone should check for the prevalence in these words in the lyrics that people with suicidal ideas listen to the most. Or the music that suicidal people compose.

For example Chester of Linkin Park was open and public about his battle with depression / suicidal ideas. Talked about it in interviews, etc. Now I want to know how often these words come up in his music, compared to a control.
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> However, applying them all would make you the worlds biggest doormat.

How so? Nowhere does it say "prioritize others desires ahead of your own" or "back down easily" or "tolerate assholes", it just says to be aware that they believe they're right.
An hour in the car is an hour in the car. It's the same amount of time. I'm not saying that women spend more hours in the car than men. Don't be deliberately obtuse.

According to the paper, 50% of the wage gap is due to driving speed alone. The conclusion is that men are speeding more frequently than women. To level the playing field, all speeders could be auto reported to the proper authorities.

Or, you know, just pay women more. It's a non-technical solution which requires no programming.

Personally, I'd like to see Uber speeders reported/ticketed automatically. Uber is hiding evidence of institutionalized crime from the authorities, again. It's an old story at this point.
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It's funny how the reporters call this "the crime of a lifetime" when billion-dollar crimes run rampant in Wall Street and crypto (Enron, Bitconnect, etc.).

I suppose a few million dollars is enough to guarantee a lifetime of middle-class living. Maybe that's what they meant.
You still have to buy crypto with real money. Real money CAN be traced.
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Do calisthenics have the same effect on bone density(that is, increasing bone density and decreasing chances of developing osteoporosis) that lifting weights does?

I agree with your point generally though that the best exercise routine(or diet) is one that you stick with and progresses you towards your goals.
>Training to be better at something that you will never do for real is somehow depressing

I would argue with the "never do for real" when it comes to weight lifting, and I would also argue against the entire concept.

You lift weights all the time. Every time you stand up, every step you take, every time you move any muscle, you're lifting weights. If you're helping a friend move, you're lifting weights. I bought a file cabinet the other day and the guy was amazed that I got it into my truck on my own even though it was 50+ pounds... but I think a normal person should be able to lift that much weight into the bed of a truck no problem. Need to open a pickle jar? Need to move a couch? Need to carry more groceries in from the car? That's what you're training for.

And also, people train for things they never do "for real" all the time. Every time you play a video game you train for something you'll never do for real. Every time you play guitar but you're not in a band, you're training for something you'll never do for real. Every time you make a joke if you're not a stand-up comedian, you're training for something you'll never do for real. Every time you take a picture but you're not a photographer you get the idea. You're not really training to be an olympic weightlifter, you're training to lift that weight right there in front of you. That's just as "for real" as anything else you do as a hobby.

How is running or riding a bike any more "for real" than lifting a weight? They're all things you do for exercise to be healthy. No one's running everywhere they go, running is something you do in order to run, and you run to get better at running so you can run more. You lift weights in order to lift heavier weights so you can lift more weights. Same exact thing.
What are the odds, that the fiancee story is fake and he's diverting the world's attention again, now that he has served time?

Maybe he did receive the bitcoin...

That'd be the bonus point after touchdown.
"sshuttle does not tunnel UDP out-of-the-box. It only works on Linux ..."

We (rsync.net) sponsored work to get UDP functionality working with sshuttle on FreeBSD. It is my understanding that it is committed to FreeBSD ... you might need to wait for 11.2 ?
what a dumb article about nothing. hey, a database replicates stuff but so does a CDN! what a brilliant insight. let's make an article with this title but fill it with marketing text.
Most countries will happily throw anyone under the bus if the US intelligence services ask them too. Besides if you're doing something the NSA doesn't like local law enforcement probably won't like it either.
Lame and not very elegant at all. Better authors have said this in more concise and interesting ways.
What's the name for this logical fallacy? You think people want to confess because you know people who have. You don't know of many who got away with a crime and didn't confess.
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Not to wade into your fight, but danaliv is right. Here is (most of) the sentence:

“States Parties to the Treaty shall pursue studies of outer space, including the Moon and other celestial bodies, and conduct exploration of them so as to avoid their harmful contamination and also adverse changes in the environment of the Earth resulting from the introduction of extraterrestrial matter....”

The “their harmful contamination” part clearly refers to something plural (the moon and other celestial bodies). The second part would be redundant if those were sources, rather than recipients of contaimination.
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I see where you're coming from but there's a communication barrier between you and a dog that doesn't exist with children. That's without getting in to the rights of humans vs animals on which rational people can disagree. Most people probably wouldn't lock their kids in a kennel either but apparently that doesn't bother dogs at all.
excel/LO as a list of @#@#-that-needs-to-get-done. next column over is a r/b/g traffic lights. move them around in rough order. highlight those that are fixed dates. scribble on post it notes. lots and lots of post it notes and physically screw them up and throw them away. you'd be surprised how robust this is for single owner projects. managing a team? need different tool. i've used basecamp and was v happy.
Not that different from a disruptive startup CEO. Took his shot, broke the law, paid a price.
Scorpions are the least of your worries in Australia.
I started going to gym at lunch time. I just eat a sandwich or a shake (Jimmy Joy) in front of my computer and then I go to the gym. It takes me a total of 50 minutes (30 minutes of actual exercising) but I could feel a real change in my body going 4 times a week.
"just get a cheap dedicated server "

what does one consider to be "cheap" for a dedicated server these days?
That is still a good bet to make, it's very hard to hit anything even if you spent considerable effort specifically trying to. Also, there wasn't an intended orbit as much as there was a general direction and an "empty the tank" burn.
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"Non-Abelian Anyons" would be a great band name. "Have Not Been Detected" would be a great 1st album name.
Hey, this is Hamish from Substack. Thanks for this! We think this is a great idea and it's certainly something we're considering for the future. But in the meantime, the point of a 10% cut is that it specifically does not annoy publishers. In fact, it aligns our incentives with theirs – we only make money when they make money. When we established Substack, we wanted to get away from an ad model in which publishers had reason to favor ad-centric content strategies over reader-centric ones. We're attempting to create an environment where writers no longer have to worry about doing things that please advertisers. They should be focused only on doing things that please their readers. To us, that's a better way forward for the media. Taking a 10% cut is a substantial ask, but it is one that writers have so far been receptive to.
"How likely would it be that you could get that quantity over the border going South? Is luggage checked?"

I can only speak from personal experience, but ...

As someone who has driven into, and through, Mexico many, many times (one trip was Colorado to El Salvador and back) I can tell you that it's all smiles and waves and thumbs up as long as you are driving south.

As long as you're driving south, nobody cares what you're doing or what's up or where you're going or who you are.

The moment you turn around and point north everyone cares.
Yeah I saw that in another comment further down the chain. With all the hype around the Mars shot I assumed the ability to accurately place the car in orbit was a worthwhile goal. Not being a rocket scientist I wasn't aware that just knowing how far the thing can go is equally (or more?) interesting.
Also "What do you want" is not really a great example of directness. That's either passive-aggressive, leaving the customer guess if they have done something wrong, or it is, as you suggested, just a lost in translation case.

"What can I get you" is a proper direct, clean way to indicate you are ready to take order. Compare that to London in hype-ish restaurant where you get "Hi, how are you doing today, my name is X" which you need to understand is your cue to engage in a business transaction instead of chitchat.
> until it really is impossible even for an expert to tell that they are fakes

I hope that happens, and as soon as possible. Otherwise, there will be an 'uncanny valley' period of sorts, where people are able to mass-produce this video, but not everyone is aware that it exists. When it really is flawless, or close enough to, societal change will begin. This will also mean that video evidence will likely no longer hold in court (which is good because it was already possible to fudge manually with videoediting tools).
Dude

You are in your 30s. You aren't going to look old.

If you're comfortable in cargo shorts and T-shirts wear them.

That's my typical daily dress because that's what I like wearing. Cargo shorts, long sleeve T and keens, even in winter.

What's your typical casual dress? Maybe go with Khaki Pants and a T-shirt if you're not in to shorts.

You're only as old as you feel, wear what you like. But take advantage of casual.

Y, he was probably just surprised you weren't taking advantage of it. Probably didn't come across the right way. No dress code is sort of like a badge of honor.

I love companies where I can wear what I used to wear to class at college. Definitely a bonus.

Relax, no need to research it . . . just dress down and enjoy it.
By lifting weights and exercising.
Hey Cris, I really like your product/idea. I was thought about it year ago when I found https://www.getrevue.co. Which is a plataform for create a newsletter from curating content from Web.
So, if you implement it on Substack, I'm sure it will be huge plus for the product, since multiple influencers could generate more income with their "weekly bookmarks" or something like that.
This was covered very well in the December 6, 2017 Freakonomics podcast. I was very surprised!
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Sounds like survivorship or selection bias to me.
There is protein powder available from plant only sources, like pea protein. It is obviously processed(not sure how strictly you are against processing), but 'pea protein(extracted from yellow peas)' is the only ingredient in my whole foods version. 20g of it has 15g protein, <1g carbs, 1.5g fat.

edit: Just looked up vega and it looks like it is just plant protein like I recommended - sorry about that. What's wrong with extracting proteins out of plant matter? You don't end up with any noticeable amount of reagents or any intermediaries in the final product, thanks to chemistry.
Enable DNS zone, you don't even need to use it. Then, you'll be able to set custom DS records on a domain.

I asked them. It's not a bug, it's a feature!
What would be a natural way to find if you're taking enough protein? If my sleep patterns, digestion, stomach, bowel movement, muscular recovery are fine, am I taking enough protein in accordance with my workout regimen? Or could it be that I may be absolutely fine but still taking less protein than the one my workout requires and hence building up less?

Edit: by natural I mean without using scales, going just by how I'm feeling and body is doing.
They’re growing women with their app?!
I never said they would. The original comment contained an important inaccuracy which I corrected. None of this has anything to do with it.
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What do you mean exactly by starting distribution? I'm definitely not saying you get the answer to every problem in a single evaluation step, no one ever said that.
Been using mine since the first batch went out and it's a great replacement for paper, for notes.

The one thing that annoys me is the battery life (about 6 hours of more or less continuous use). So during a work day I end up having to keep it permanently connected while at my desk (easier than charging at odd times). I understand why it's not as energy cheap as just an e-ink reader, but what annoys me is that they obviously decided to sacrifice battery size to make it light. The result is that the device is almost _too_ light and thin.

I'd take twice the weight for more battery life.
I saw offers of cash through the mail for bitcoin on some dark net markets, back when I was fascinated with the Silk Road case.

I'm pretty sure his Russian gold fence could have set him up with bitcoin instead of cash in the first place, though.
That's the most shallow and judgmental thing I've read for a long time, wearing comfortable clothes == given up on life.
Generally, recognize that some things in life are worth doing even if you don't want to.

Specifically, structure your starting workouts so they are simple and achievable, and if possible can help you in other areas of your life.
Anecdotes are the data that lead to further investigation. It would be nice to know what, if anything, is different about those data points who smoke yet still live into their 90s. If it's due to lifestyle factors, maybe there are practices that smokers would be able to adopt even while they're unsuccessful at quitting.
Nuts.

To a lesser but still significant extent, legumes.
But can't eat the protein all at once:

Research by McMaster University’s Dr. Stuart Phillips and others has found that if you eat more than 20 to 30 grams of protein at a time, you don’t get any further anabolic boost. Any extra protein is simply burned for energy; unlike carbohydrate or fat, you can’t save it for later.

https://www.runnersworld.com/sweat-science/why-and-when-you-...
About 1980, in the main terminal room in Wean Hall at CMU, late night but the place is packed because so many have assignments due the next day.

The DEC-20 is under heavy load, all the DECscope VT52's are occupied, as well as the less desirable DECwriter III terminals with fan-fold paper.

Many of the DECscopes are running TECO EMACS sessions, I see some people writing papers in Scribe (Brian Reid's word processing language.)

Suddenly everything stops in the room and everyone holds their breath for a couple very long seconds.

"%DECSYSTEM-20 NOT RUNNING" prints on every terminal in unison. Everybody cries out in anguish.

Good times.
Why not both? No HIIT routine I've seen has you working more than 2 days a week.
Did you have some sort of point you wanted to make here?
Define "natural" - meaning you don't want to track what you eat? If that's the case, if you simply eat 4-8oz of some sort of lean protein with every meal, 3-5 meals a day, your protein intake will be adequate.
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mpv does a nice job with that '[' and ']' select any arb speed and '.' steps frame by frame (with sound).
Funny I stumbled upon this discussion because I just used this pretty cool service called HipRez to revamp my plain resume into a resume website. Has definitely been great for getting my foot in the door with job interviews and responses to job applications.

Check them out here: www.hiprez.com
If you sit up and sit down regularly, that's a squat.

If you pick up heavy stuff off the floor, that's a deadlift.

Put something on a shelf, it's a press.

These items are less a problem in your 20s, 30s and below, than above.

More muscle mass means more hormone production, which otherwise declines with age.

And weightlifting leads to higher bone density and stronger tendons.

Now are you sure it's not useful, moving a weight for the sake of it?
2002: Devised without a book what I later discovered was the MinMax algorithm (my father was quite unhappy when he discovered tic-tac-toe game trees penciled on the side of the staircase) and wrote a really terrible chess engine with it. That sparked a lifelong interest in programming. A couple years later, I had a blast implementing AlphaBeta (w/pruning), NegaScout, MTDf. Eventually got into NNs, which I used for leaf-node scoring, and made a bot that played on ICC (Internet Chess Club) that became a recurring opponent for an IM at the time. The IM would chat with the bot, since he was convinced by its play-style that it was human. In college, turned the leaf-node NN into an FPGA to speed up the calculations by parallelizing them.

Then I got a 9-5 job and my dreams of working in AI faded into the ether. Life comes at you fast.
From: https://developer.apple.com/homekit/

"If you're interested in developing or manufacturing a HomeKit accessory that will be distributed or sold, your company must enroll in the MFi Program."

Then see the NDA you must sign just to apply to the MFi program:
https://mfi.apple.com/MFiWeb/getOnLineNDA.action

Take some wild guesses what you must agree to in order to get accepted to MFi.
I keep having an odd thought. What if each register was paired with an ALU? Much more circuitry, but you'd only need two busses instead of three - one for an operand and one for the result. The other operand would be local to the ALU. Interconnect would have to be exceptionally expensive for this to make any sense, but I am amused at the idea anyway.
It should be noted the 28-hour work week is accompanied with proportional salary reductions and is limited to 2 years. It is supposed to provide greater flexibility for the worker, e. g. to provide for a sick relative.
Which Google guy?
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It has been a struggle every day of my adult life for 50 years. Getting Things Done was a major improvement. Focusing on tasks that allow for non-linear editing (writing, painting, and programming) has worked for me. I have misgivings about management. Management requires developing and sustaining a long-term view.
But small means less features, such as: unsupport rounded border, transitions, animations, etc.
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Calisthenics is weight lifting.

It just so happens that the weight you are lifting is your own body's weight rather than weights external to your body.
Not sure what you mean by the "protocol".

Ethereum, like many cryptocurrencies, is open source. So you can fork it, change it, and build your own system.

Now your system needs a network of nodes to support the blockchain. How else do you incentivize them but offer them block rewards in the form of tokens/coins? Unless you don't want to be decentralized, which is totally possible. But why would anyone want to use your product if it risks being shut down so easily?

So whatever your network is, now you've got traction and you're running into scaling problems. You want to implement new features. Are you really smarter than Vitalik Buterin? Is your team better, can you actually solve those problems?

If not, isn't Ethereum ultimately better than whatever is trying to compete against it?

Private blockchains could have a place solving niche business problems. But whatever that solution have far more advantages existing on Ethereum vs elsewhere.
Point taken!

Sorry, I'm not a sports fan, so can't come up with any examples.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16280485
I feel like cross-dressing is different in kind than wearing yesteryear's trends.
Does anyone know where this community has migrated to? I know they were setting it up last week expecting to get banned.