skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This article is true. It’s not much use to someone who’s never tried before.

What’s the use in telling someone who’s never built or sold anything that most of the advice out there is faulty and probably won’t work because success stories are amplified and repeated?

Though there’s no true step by step framework, I’d like to see article pointing people in the right direction.

On the other hand, it’s not impossible to build a successful bootstrapped company that caters to you and a few key employees.

Not everyone wants to be a unicorn.

Many people just need $100,000 in personal income and they’ll be more than OK.

There’s no shame in building a sustainable business that serves your customers well and taking time to do that.
8000IU of Vitamin D3 per day, and 300mg magnesium as amino acid chelate at every meal fixed me.

Now taking less of each, cycling my dosage up and down as required. Sometimes taking neither for up to about a week.
Works fine. VSCode also works fine opening 500mb files. Atom still crashes for me tho.
Yeah but the cars aren't moving at $LUDICROUS_SPEED and aren't dealing with constant merges from feeder tubes.
A popular method is described in this paper:

http://web.math.ku.dk/~rolf/teaching/thesis/DixonColes.pdf
To get the best results from SSRIs it is just a bit more than showing up at the doc once and getting a prescription.

Most people will need to adjust the dose and probably try a few different meds. So your doc should prescribe you some pills and have you call back in two weeks to see how you are doing and decide if you want to change the dose or switch meds. While you are there you should also have your thyroid hormone levels checked and any other physical problems which could be associated with depression.

In terms of mainstream meds that are available as a generic and easy to get, the one that stands out as different is Venlafaxine, which binds to norephinephrine transporters as it does to serotonin transporters. It works better in more people, but it also makes some people get a blood pressure reading like 200/110. Thus you should be working with a doc, checking your vitals, etc. There are also non-SSRI antidepressants, some of them are very effective, but they tend to have more side effects, some of which can be dangerous. (For instance, tricyclic antidepressants can cause QT prolongation, a change your heartbeat that can lead to death.)

All that said, the great thing about antidepressants is that they are inexpensive and easy to try in conjunction with "everything else", of which I would rank exercise as #1 and then talk therapy at a distant #2.
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Reading the rest of the post you're replying to might help.
Fix what is causing the depression.
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This sounds like a super interesting approach Adamkl! Do you have something written up about this somewhere?
As an engineer of middling competence (I don't do poorly, but there are people smarter than me), I think you're wrong. The reason engineers receive less than they're worth by and large is because A. they cannot negotiate very well and B. they do not know their own worth. If you combine these two with some idealism, which is the only real reason you'd work for a startup (high-risk, low-reward work - if it's not for ideals you have no reason to do it), you get a prime exploitative opportunity for any employer.
Vitamin D/sunlight, HIIT, deep sleep, no sugar, good diet, throwing parties.
It is more complex than that.

For one thing, "which doctor?"

Primary care physicians prescribe SSRIs all the time. You probably want to see a primary care physician anyway and get a thorough checkup and blood work to rule out physical causes. Your family doc or internist should also be able to refer you to a psychiatrist (who will usually offer more complex drug therapy) or to a talk therapist or both.
Internal Family Systems therapy.
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Just read the whole twitter thread. The author of the original tweet makes so many semantic mistakes and ambiguities, it really could mean anything. Also, other Microsoft employees are constantly debunking most of common interpretations. There's little point in making news stories out of it, it's just a low quality gossip initiated by an overly excited employee.
Who needs karma when you can use a user.js script?
Not sure why the reply link is sometimes missing, but in my experience if you open just that comment (via the “N minutes ago” link) the textbox for replying is there and works. Perhaps the link is omitted to discourage rapid conversation?

I fixed the link almost immediately—pesky inclusion of the dot in “.)”

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The SQL specification (I cite SQL-92) speaks of character sets (and uses the keyword CHARACTER SET). That outside of SQL, Unicode is the character set which happens to have multiple encodings, is immaterial; in SQL, each Unicode encoding is a CHARACTER SET—`CHARACTER SET utf8`, `CHARACTER SET utf8mb4`, whatever. This is the sense in which I used the term “character set”, the SQL sense.

Before UCS-2 was proved insufficient, that encoding was actually called UNICODE, Wikipedia tells me.

Concerning MySQL, utf8mb3 is an alias for utf8 which was introduced after utf8. I’m guessing it was introduced simultaneously with utf8mb4.
Nowadays I’m building a lot of visualisations with a Vue.js SVG template and d3 for its helper functions like scale, axis, path, colormaps etc. It’s really powerful and declarative and no need for enter/update/exit as everything is kept in sync by Vue data bindings. However the enter/update/exit pattern stays indeed better for animations.
Rigorous exercise seems to get me out of any ruts I'm in. I typically hike 5-6 miles x 3 days a week, and throw in a 11-12 mile over strenuous terrain. By the end of that, your mind will clear, your body is exhausted, and you'll rest easy that night.

Other than that, eating well, having plenty of great sex, and interacting with as many people as possible. OH most important, SLEEP, a full solid night of it. Naps are awesome too.
Anecdata here: i do not drink at all anymore, and the reason I stopped was that I almost always had a certain degree of memory loss regarding the evening. Not that I behaved in a drunk fashion (at least what my pals told me), so I guess my BAC was never too overboard.
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An answer I've heard that Southeast Asians get is to raise chickens or other animals.

One guy who got that advice from his brother went on to be the Forrest Gump of eggs in Indonesia and became a billionaire.

Raising animals has all that and you also have the emotional relationship of the animals to boot.
It's a code smell when what is obviously and intuitively stated, is in fact, incorrect.
For me, it's following the 5x5 workout routine: https://stronglifts.com/

It's 6am in Seattle right now. I woke up and I'm about to go to the gym and do my 5x5 workout. I do this 3 times a week and it changed my life ever since I started doing it two years ago.
The problem is not with memory but with the fact that it is just too easy, too tempting and too profitable to run Ponzi schemes, especially one as big as this.
Plus, as any banker would tell you, he who does not steal is robbing his own family.
Can I sue the government?
No, it doesn't really help explain how Doom, Wolfenstein, or Quake, etc., are lumped in together with games like Thief as simulations. FPS is certainly not reductive. A game can be more than one genre, but sometimes an FPS is just an FPS, and more than half the games you listed are pretty much just an FPS.
> Possibly my favourite thing about the rise of emoji is that they’re not Basic Multilingual Plane

When can we have user-defined glyphs/emoji, where SVG is embedded in the unicode string?
This is really the only solution. Hacks will only give a very minor benefit. Look at your life, relationships and job and ask yourself if its what you really want.
That's what I wish Wikipedia was, but unfortunately it's not so: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Notability_(people...
Security industry related datasets always seem to be omitted from this type of thing. Please check out the excellent http://www.secrepo.com/.
> isolating changes in protocols

That makes sense.

Ideally protocols are declarative/documented/typed, e.g. Swagger/GRPC, so you can be more trusting and not need these, but often in REST+JSON that does not happen.

> All the rest of my code is coded against the adaptor

Nice, I like (the majority?) of tests being isolated via that abstraction.

Although, if "the protocol" is basically "all of the JSON API calls my webapp makes to the backend REST services", at that point do you end up adapter scenarios (record/replay recordings) for basically every use case anyway? Or do you limit it to only a few endpoints or only a few primary operations?
>you can easily add in an additional 24 or 56

Yeah, for like $700
> and so stupid hacks like MySQL’s utf8 character set (I seriously don’t know why anyone ever thought it was a good idea in 2002–2004) are now obviously insufficient for full Unicode support

If I had to guess, they did it for space and performance reasons so that their benchmark results are a tiny bit better than other RDBMs. They must've figured that their limited utf8 encoding was enough. And they reasoned the immediate benefits on benchmark tests outweighed future considerations.

I can't imagine any other reason for not implementing the utf-8 encoding completely and covering the unicode character set in its entirety.
In the case of MySQL (especially MySQL in 2003) bad design and silly behavior isn’t much of a surprise though :)
A good list.

> Say what you’re thinking. Don’t say what you’re not thinking.

But I Love this one. :)
Ask HN: What to do of non-payment by a client?
A month ago, A designer friend asked me to develop a static site for one of his client, I looked at the requirements and charged him(the client) $30 and submitted finished work with modifications the next day. I even put up his domain. All of this happened on WhatsApp.

I've been messaging me but he's just ignoring me.

I am a college student and this really bugs me. I won't do the same mistake again, I put a banner "PAY YOUR WEB DEVELOPER" on the homepage just now, waiting for him to respond.

What laws do we have to protect freelancer work, In the future what should I must do before finalizing work? Contract? Tax? Invoice?

The client was Indian and I am Indian too, I am not even expecting anything anymore but just don't want to repeat a mistake like this.
The NHS stopped the entire tonsil removal thing decades ago.
IntelliJ with its continuous indexing and lack of compilation on save made me love Eclipse again.

Even so, VSCode with the same amount of plugins and features as IntelliJ would most likely crawl.
Ah yes. Windows 10 has a built in drive encryption. It should be enabled by default.

(little do they know, it sends the encryption key to microsoft)
I have personal experience of working this hard, but having never been depressed I have never had to use this approach. I have worked with people who have used it successfully and if I were to get depressed it is exactly what I would do.

It seems to be important that it is both hard physical labor and outdoors in the sun.
I also use the two browser approach, plus a vpn, to get some tracking protection.
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I would first set a sell price and ask a 15% diposit before due diligence. If due diligence fails, you keep the diposit, if DD succeeds, you get the remaining 85%.

This is a good test for good faith and allows you to offset bad faith.
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It's hard for me to think of an opposite to the Peter principle as formulated in the article:

"Every new member in a hierarchical organization climbs the hierarchy
until he/she reaches his/her level of maximum incompetence"

Every new member moves down in the hierarchy? That doesn't happen in the real world.
You’d just define two code points that switches into and out of SVG mode. (The second is only necessary for performance, so you can scan quickly without needing any sort of XML parser!)
Since everyone is joining in with anecdotes, I’ll share mine. During second grade I had strep at least four consecutive times. One of those times I developed an ear infection with pain so intense my parents took me to the emergency room. On doctor’s orders, I had my tonsils removed. While the procedure was not pleasant (I had severe nausea from the anesthesia), the effects were immediate and permanent. In nearly three decades since I’ve yet to develop strep again.
If your depression is serious, and it's preventing you from living your life, or if you're feeling suicidal, see a doctor or call a hotline. Now.

If you have mild depression, or want to not get depressed in the first place, I'd recommend the following:

Do exercise, do it outside if at all possible. Even light exercise like going for a walk is better than none. Don't take your phone.

Turn off and shut away your electronic devices an hour before you go to bed. Under no circumstances have your phone by your bed. Buy an alarm clock if need be. Disrupting sleep is the best way to get depressed quickly.

Delete or neuter[1] your social media accounts. They are engineered to make you feel bad (so you click ads).

Get something to look after. A dog, or if you don't have time or space, a cat, or if you really don't have time or space a plant or two.

Put effort into your relationships with friends. Even if you don't feel it's being reciprocated. No friends where you are now? Find local meetups and go to them regularly. e.g. Parkrun, reading group, musical group, dev meetups. Keep going every week.

Put effort into yourself. Tidy up your living space, dress
and groom well every morning.

1: https://blog.mamota.net/posts/solving-facebook/
You forgot sex.
Fair enough, but you should do the courtesy of posting their response https://thewirecutter.com/our-response-to-nextdesk/
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Famous quote (The Man in the Arena) from a speech given by Teddy Roosevelt in Paris, France in April 1910:

"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."
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Professionally prescribed anti-depressants. Depression is serious. Seek medical help.
yes. 17.01.4 is last stable, there is a 17.01.5 planned and this month there will be 18.06 - there a lot of hickup due to the split between active devs - that forked LEDE and the others - they reunited and things should go on more smooth now. You can use snapshot builds for the latest updates: https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/
WebRTC is stateful whereas dash/hls are HTTP based and stateless - caching with HTTP is easy and CDNs have a ton of infrastructure on the internet to support it.

Caching with WebRTC is very hard - even for a single second - since every connection is stateful.
I know that GDB is powerful and scriptable and very useful in environment where you don't have anything else. But I'm sorry to say, what you showed wasn't very discoverable and the UI was faaar from amazing.

I don't know if you've tried it, but whenever you have a bit of time try Visual Studio's (or even Visual Studio Code's) debugger. They're among the best visual debuggers out there. Or IntelliJ's.

You see directly all the variables as you step through code, you can see array contents directly, they're super discoverable, etc.

It's such a shame that there's no glory (or money) to be had in designing CLI/TUIs. I also get the impression that it would be really hard to change things, OSS maintainers have a reputation for being very stubborn about workflow changes (sometimes for good reasons, sometimes not) :(
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Is that necessary? If it turns out that their machine isn't 10 times faster than others', that's just their own problem.
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For sure, just putting out the data so people can add their own assumptions. Personally I’m quite the skeptic.
What’s the complex part about their licensing? I thought it was a monthly subscription if you want upgrades or a one-time fee if you want the current version only.
Drastically limit the use of your phone. Sleep with it plugged in in another room.
That's the first step into tricking an ubiquitous lifeform, such as a fungus or bacterium into a computer. It comes as no particular surprise to me that teaching living cells to think would turn out easier than doing the same with rocks.
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PostgreSQL is pretty good- the default config limits the resource consumption to something you very likely wont want; and things like WAL shipping have some awkward gotchas but it's really stable and quite consistent.

People usually argue against postgresql because it used to be slow on multi-core systems, the vacuum was kinda crappy in PGSQL <8.2 and it lacks a lot of features in base (because typically pgsql developers don't accept something in base unless it's very stable and orthogonal, which I consider to be a good thing).

It's like the OpenBSD of Databases.
Like I wrote in the grandparent, it's a density thing. How many subscribers have line of sight (or close enough) for the 5G small cell to work? At some point it's going to be more cost effective to do FTTP.

The CPE cost is negligible. You can pick one up for $20. True, the drop will cost you, but it has a far longer lifespan than the small cell. It's not like the small cell, it's installation, permits, engineering, pole rental or tower, power, etc. are free either.

Like I stated earlier, 5G may be cheaper than FTTP. Or it may not. It may not even be available in your area due to insufficient density. Even if 5G is cheaper, it's not going to be massively more cheaper.
unfortunatly not really - due to the small flash on most devices the rootfs is compressed into a squashfs - but you can checkout the latest stable branch from git and build images with up2date kernel.
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> Under no circumstances have your phone by your bed. Buy an alarm clock if need be. Disrupting sleep is the best way to get depressed quickly.

I hope a lot of people are making a correlation between their friends who have recently had young children, and why they often tend to look tired, miserable and depressed.
Fighting depression is a holistic process. No shortcuts.
They'd kind of what happened in python 3.3. The internal representation is flexible, depending on the string contents. It may be just 1byte ASCII, or it may be utf32 if needed: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0393/
> utf8mb3 is an alias for utf8 which was introduced after utf8

I didn't know this - and although I don't use MySQL much these days it good to know, thank you.

> in SQL, each Unicode encoding is a CHARACTER SET....

I see what you mean. That's pretty confusing...

> but in my experience if you open just that comment (via the “N minutes ago” link) the textbox for replying is there and works

It totally does!
Haven't gotten a whole lot of proactive Siri suggestions yet, but the grouped notifications are really great. Quick replies have gotten a bit odd, though, because now all notifications also support ignoring them as an action so there's more context actions to everything.
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By what logic and should have considered himself part of the embargo in spirit if not in letter. does this place him under any obligation?
I agree entirely with the premise of the article. However, I don't understand why they chose to present data based on hourly wages.

I think a better idea would have been an example like this:

1) In XYZ state, median rent for a 2 bedroom is $1500 (I wish in NY!)

2) Depending on taxation, 25th to 75th percentile AFTER TAX monthly incomes range from $2500 to $4500 per person.

I think it's a lot easier to work with these statistics rather than having to multiply a pre-tax hourly wage by 2080 hours in one year, and then divide that number by 12 and multiply it by 0.3 to get the monthly rent rate they're using...

Side note, I don't know how anyone affords a mortgage in NY in these market conditions. Property tax alone is nearly $1,000 per month and thanks to SALT regulations, is effectively paid with post-tax money...
What do you suggest when the package you are using is pulling in other packages from packagist?