skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why not have an official secure data exchange layer, so that when one hospital wants to talk to another one, they all do it using this secure channel, not by sending e-mails or faxes.

Like.. the one Estonia has and uses for all the government
services, registries and hospitals.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Road

Source: am Estonian.

So weird seeing other countries doing backwards things.
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Thanks for breaking this out and providing more background. I’m completely unfamiliar with Anna Wiener and I’ve added uncanney valley to my reading list.

I think knowing this piece is part of a larger set of work helps me with my wtf perception.

It seems odd to wrap up lots of different issues in a single individuals contributions. I don’t know if boomer problems can be pinned in the whole earth catalog as a failure. It’s possible that the catalog can be valuable without curing all ailments and would like to see the authors thoughts on net positive/negative. (As opposed to description of catalog, description to current problems)
Some I like...

jq - process json on the command line: https://stedolan.github.io/jq/

perl one liner to debug a regex: perl -e 'use re "debug"; "xyz" =~ /x*y+z/;'

"hd -c" - I like this hexdump format

lsof - debug open files/sockets/etc
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lnav - mini-ETL w/ embedded sqlite; parse and query logfiles or any other structured text-based input... it's powerful, intuitive, extensible.

https://lnav.org
Well done grey!
https://www.atherenergy.com is trying the same in India
The most annoying thing about TripAdvisor is that they annexed top search results positions for 'sights in city_name'. Their list is automatically generated, has no attractive photos or any description of the places.

Usually I used it to look for a tour agencies to book specific activity (day tour to a desert or afternoon diving), but the more I travel the more annoying it's become to see simple word 'TripAdvisor".
> Angular is dead? Most don't even want to touch it again ( Great ).

I don't get the Angular hate. I work with it daily and seems like a productive environment. I did some tests with React and Vue too and couldn't find any relevant advantage. Angular has batteries included tools for a lot of tasks: i18n, routing, isomorphic builds, web components, etc.. You get a cross platform mobile development environment too using NativeScript and a somewhat Angular-esque backend development framework using Nest.js. Seems like a good deal to me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7IEwBrJzhlg

> War is a way of shattering to pieces, or pouring into the stratosphere, or sinking in the depths of the sea, materials which might otherwise be used to make the masses too comfortable, and hence, in the long run, too intelligent.

-- George Orwell
This is super cool! And it's awesome that it uses WebAssembly.
It still is a matter of perspective. Should a person who is unhappy and a burden for others be discarded by society, or should society do their best to make the person feel welcome? If society can do the latter then everyone is in a better place.
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>[...] isn't significantly easier to define than something like [...]

Of course it is. The first is accessible by everybody who knows the host language's syntax, the second requires an understanding of how the syntax is mapped to the AST, which may be not be 1:1 in certain edge cases.
Hello, this is an awesome idea and great service offering. I would love to use this service but I feel like pricing should be little higher in order to make me more confident to use your service.
To buy stuff I've already researched elsewhere? Occasionally.

For reviews? Absolutely not.
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Once you are dead you won't be aware life is no longer continuing. The only sticking point is the time leading up to death when one's fear of death makes them miserable. If the person can do away with the fear then they'll maximize their happy moments in the short time we have in this world.

Since death is inevitable due to the eventual heat death of the universe, then from an operations research perspective it makes much more sense to focus effort on getting rid of the fear of death than trying to end death itself.
asyncio eats about one order of magnitude. A more minimalistic async-approach gives something on the order of ~900000 resumptions per second.

(Single-thread hardware performance differences would not account for a factor 10)
Absolutely
...but volume/enterprise guys would go for the 150$ per month named agent pricing..hence it won't matter that much ..the max. Cost is 150$ per month..and you are bang on about the niche product part...we too feel the same
If IT person doesn't know even the general looks of assembly code then something is wrong with the education. For non-IT that's another topic
People who rob banks are not necessarily psychopaths. For a good (fictitious but convincing) example, see Toby Howard in the film https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hell_or_High_Water_(film) Robbing a bank is universally illegal, but it is not regarded as unethical in general.
Not to poo-poo this (I think this is very impressive) but the reason why it is so small is that it just calls a bunch of bios and mouse driver routines. If those items didn’t already exist the program would surely be larger.
This. The article concludes:

> So what is the answer to the question, how much should stock should I buy? The answer is probably less than you think.

But in my experience, optimal log-wealth portfolios look like the craziest guy on your desk. Kelly accepts huge drawdowns that most people would get fired (or fire themselves) for. Half Kelly or quarter Kelly looks more like most professionals' instincts about acceptable risk.
Ruby has always put developer experience before performance. However, both are improving with each release. Give it time.
>> But the rest of the post analyses a mathematical game which has nothing to do with buying stocks, and is in fact only useful in theoretical situations where you know the precise distribution of outcomes.

You might want to think about that. In the real world you don't know anything with precision which means you probably can't do better. One of the unrealistic aspects of it was the idea that you can play as many times as you like, but that's not possible in the real world. But we can move toward playing many times through diversification. That's a good lesson in itself.
I think it looks rather clunky compared to a modern e-scooter like the new Schwalbe for example.

Say what you want about those modern city scooters but the design is nimble and relatively small. The Čezeta seems like a tractor version of a scooter.
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I keep an account at Anveo for incoming and outgoing faxes. It's very cheap. $2/month, I think, if you just need a phone number that can send/receive faxes. There's a simple web interface to send a pdf as a fax.
This looks like an opinion piece disguised as objective reporting. There's just enough factual information to make it seem credible but the author is clearly taking sides. For example, the article characterizes people with environmental concerns as "anti-science" yet there's no evidence presented to support this point of view.
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I remember looking at OPA back when it first came out and thinking it was a cool idea. Did you ever end up building anything in production with it?
Well, OO libraries for lua were not popular nor
standardized until not long ago, so, the default suggestion for it was actually to create your own OO lib, which many projectes ended up doing (mostly in the same way), which led to some trouble.

For replacing nginx with lua, that is curious. Openresty is not being used? No web framework? (lot of lua dead web frameworks in the road, by the way)

Also, "creating your own reality" is usually a bad thing in any language. That usually happens when you're developing something alone, for long and didn't give maintenance to other peoples code much in the past.

In another related point: lua is NOT supposed to be used as glue/extension code. It was designed so that it would be easy to do so. It is that "you can" more than "you should".

Lua doesn't come with batteries included, by design and doesn't have a plethora of libraries available or (coff coff) easy to pick from, but, they do exist and they do solve most problems. Nonethless, truth be told, most of the good api for Lua one sees nowadays, was not available 1 or 2 years ago or not mature enough.

To conclude, lack of type hinting in Lua or optional static typing can create problems for bigger problems if good design, testing and documentation is not enforced from day 1. Most scripting languages suffer from this. You guys could try "ravi" to get this (almost) for free.
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'if' is also technically a goto then.
Careful with that line of thinking. My son was 6 months old when I gave him a small bit of the peanut butter cookie I was eating. He could have died. I would not wish that experience on anyone.
Also, give us part 2 =D
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Dementia is a terrible thing, I've seen it first-hand more than once - and I'm currently in the middle of two cases.
But then again I've also seen the opposite several times, people living to a very old age (95+, and, in a couple of cases, 100+) with all their faculties fully functioning and no health issues to complain about until it was suddenly and quietly over.
It's not a given that we all (and our caretakers) will suffer in the end.
All the program has to do is repeatedly get the current mouse position and set the pixel there, and that's all it does. These two links should help make sense of it:

http://stanislavs.org/helppc/int_33.html

http://stanislavs.org/helppc/int_10.html

The main loop contains an implicit state-machine that does multiple things on different iterations, which is partly responsible for the small size.

Another thing that you can clearly see is how efficient it is at using the registers; this is one area where compiler-generated code is consistently behind, and something I wish compilers would get better at --- an HLL could take as many bytes as this entire program just to put the parameters onto the stack and call a function.

Finally, one small correction:

ret ; assume [[FFEE]] = [0] = CD20 = int 20

...should be "assume [FFFE] = 0", because that's where the stack pointer is initially, and this program does not use the stack itself for its entirety --- it doesn't need to!
Coin flipping was an example. One must estimate the probabilities for their actual bets and run the numbers for a specific opportunity. You'll very quickly realize that getting probabilities in real-world situations is difficult. But that doesn't negate the lessons from the concept.
Only because he is perceived as rich and cool.
You can make people with dementia as welcome as you like, you still have to change their diapers, wake up to their screaming at night and keep a constant eye on them so that they don't hurt themselves or wander off. It's like having to take care of a 80kg baby that doesn't grow up and only gets worse. Add to this the psychological burden of having known this person before their illness.
> Note that from this year on, we will not be making a distinction between Angular and Angular.js.

At the top of: https://2018.stateofjs.com/front-end-frameworks/angular/
One thing I find really interesting about the Kelly Criterion is that it exposes a very stealthy and fundamental "rich get richer" phenomenon.

Most real-life risks have a minimum and maximum investment amounts, meaning that you can't just size the bet exactly as Kelly says. So if your wealth is low, you cannot rationally participate in many risky but positive-expected-value investments.

Simply put, the poor can't take many worthwhile risks (think college!) without rising ruin (and sub-optimal growth). Conversely, the rich can come closer to maximizing EV in many risky markets at once, increasing income and growth while even decreasing variance.
Not if it is your first time seeing assembly.
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Did Samuelson ever apologize for embarrassing himself with such a rude and irrational insult. Did JFB ever publish a retraction or apology for publishing a bad-economics article written in incomprehensible language?
I'm a cli junkie but I've gone from using very minimal tiling WMs to vanilla Gnome. So I've stopped using bitlbee for example, but bitlbee is something I'd use a lot in the days of 100% terminal.

It's an IRC proxy for other protocols like Skype or Slack.

I have no idea how it stands up today but I always liked the concept of having one service that handled conversion of all the modern protocols to text based.

Other than that I think people have already given amazing recommendations so I have nothing to add.
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Interesting point about grassroots vs top down. I think that definitely plays into the equation. Another big part of it is that developers seem to a unique class of workers that don’t seem learn much from those who preceded them. We love to reinvent things, in part due to the snowflake effect & NIH syndrome. The other reason I think the wheel keeps being reinvented in tech is due to the developer workforce essentially doubling every 5 years... also, the sad reality that ageism coupled with very few long term viable career tracks available for software writers pushes a lot of experience and wisdom out of the industry.
Not that many really.

Since the mobile apps and desktop app share a lot of code, you could if you wanted profile the desktop app in similar scenarios to guesstimate usage patterns. As long as you remember that the desktop app will also load more data (bigger screen, so more data to handle), it should be fine.

Somehow, you could compare it to a browser usage pattern. There's some index, some various files that are cached...
My guess in your case is bad quality SD card or bad SD drivers / reader.
It does sound a little subjective but then the following seems like it really happened, which definitely looks like being anti-science:

> In June, some parliamentarians formally deposited documents at the Senate, one of Italy’s two houses of parliament, which﻿ challenged the scientific evidence on which Xylella management plans have been based and called for a Senate inquiry into whether scientists have misled the public. These claims were repudiated the following month, in an independent analysis commissioned by the national science academy, the Accademia dei Lincei. The Senate has not yet acted on the call for an inquiry.
Humor is fine. Mean spirited incoherent rants that nothing to academic knowledge are not.
It’s pretty hard for middle class families to afford lead removal, with prices rising into the 5 digits per a peer’s comment. For those in public housing? Forget it.
I think On the Road and Big Sur are his strongest works.
The easiest way to ensure that people listen is to do nothing and let all the olive trees in Italy die. I presume at that point people will pay attention.
My comment was addressing the parent comment about bandwidth, not latency.

Because you only have 1/2 the memory and I/O bandwidth on threadripper, if maxing out I/O is your concern, you would likely be better off with a low-end epyc that still had all the memory controllers and pcie lanes wired up.
MXRoute is great so far, thank you!
I think the model that "could have longevity" is the web, which has longevity precisely because it is a wild west of different viewpoints and competition.

It's the same old cathedral vs bazaar or state owned corps vs free market situation again.
You need to post a citation where the US government is actively sponsoring hacking of systems owned by private companies with the aim of stealing their IP to give US based companies an economic edge.

There is no analogy here between the US, EU, et al and China until you provide this.
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pretty cool, but why not have it a tiny tiny bit longer code and not strt with 2 flat out assumptions? I mean im not familiar with dos deeply and if these will be true 100% of the time, but as it reads, it reads like silly code which might crash or work unexpectedly in certain situations.

either way cool! :D
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Ask HN: How to Evolve a Legacy .NET Application with Python
We have a legacy application that is built in Windows Forms and C# but in recent years we've been doing a lot of work in Python. We want to evolve this tool and gradually move all of the backend code to Python but still have a Windows desktop front-end either in Windows Forms (as is currently) or WPF.

I have already looked at different options building parts of the core libraries in IronPython or even using a REST web server to call the Python core but quite sure yet. Has anyone does this and are there any example applications that you know off using this idea?
Does Kelly work when "ruin" is not such a clear cut permanent barrier? I can be "ruined" today but have more money next payday.
You are obviously not very good at reading...
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Maybe, just maybe because both did things that are worth scrutinizing and reporting on? Which kind of is the job of journalists?
I can’t remember prior years, but browsing this site on mobile has been the most painful web browsing experience for me in years (iOS Safari).

Consider the design of the site in the future and mobile browser behavior - for example, tapping the bottom right button to navigate to the next view brings up the toolbar on Safari instead of navigating to the next page.
Do you mean the comment under the article that mentions HBM? If so I think they refer to these papers by AMD:

https://www.computermachines.org/joe/publications/pdfs/hpca2...

https://seal.ece.ucsb.edu/sites/seal.ece.ucsb.edu/files/publ...
Getting a bit off topic here, but you sound knowledgeable about Ruby. Ruby is a language I've always admired from afar, but never spent much time trying out. I've read the poignant guide, which was amusing but didn't teach me too much. What's the SICP of Ruby? As in, a high quality book that will teach me the ins and outs of the language.
One major reason is that Ng is its own thing. It's not JavaScript, nor HTML. Also, "batteries included" means buying into the whole monolithic framework. The React ecosystem requires more decisions, but also benefits from ability to pick and choose the right libraries for a given project. That said, Angular has some great parts, eg TypeScript and RxJS.
>innovative two-way throttle

?

Every moderately recent Chinese electric moped works that way. One has to check if it is not just a white label Chinese moped in custom bodywork.
Yep, the Stockholm Syndrome. I still swear a blue streak when I get pulled from my nice backend world over to do some trivial UI work on the front-end, and it takes me frigging forever because there's no type system, and no compiler, and the tooling is stone age, and it takes me longer to run gulp and babel to build it to see changes than building my entire backend solution and running all my tests.

It's all we've got, but it is assuredly not good. Hopefully WebAssembly comes to fruition and we can leave this dark era behind.
I like the idea. I fear that there is a negative association with a per minute pricing model. It makes me think of psychic and sex lines. I suggest looking at a per call model with a time limit; should the caller exceed the time limit, perhaps then you implement a per minute model.
Why is the ret necessary? Is this not an infinite loop?
The syntax is different but the structure (or... lack thereof) is almost always the same (excluding the "edge cases" like highly-macroised code.) Asm looks like a step-by-step list of instructions, which is exactly what it is.

Confusing Asm with early (GOTO-only) BASIC, on the other hand, would seem far more common to me.
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Apparently these are a valid assumption to make in DOS.
I really like the find(1) command on Unixoid systems. On Windows, I have installed git some machines simply to have grep and find available.
Outrage leads to mob rule and genocide, which indeed happened and is happening currently. That is the main reason why FB should be regulated and stripped of it's outrage algorithms. And the main reason why Mark Zuckerberg should be brought to a large war tribune to be procecuted of enabeling and abetting genocide.
Foreign countries undermining the manipulating democracy is "just another way form of political campaigning". That‘s a really really cynical way of framing the problem.
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I think he kind of had a good point. It would be nice to have a single set of tools that can always get the job done no matter what.
10 kw motor doesn't cost 10 times the 1kw motor.
I see where you are coming from but since I was already on holiday it would have been pure cost. It’s not like I could have spent that time earning money, I would have just come back from France feeling over charged for something that it turned out I could fix myself.

Very satisfying to do as well.
They will not, they will just find a convenient scapegoat.
I don’t think everyone who writes code needs to know how to write assembly, but I think it’s important to know that it exists and possibly what it looks like. Maybe not while you’re still learning to code, but once you’ve actually started working in the industry it’s a good thing to know, if only because it gives you a bit of context of how computers actually work.
Really? PS 3.0 was integrated as of Win 8 / Server 2012. In 7 and 2008/2008R2 it was in service pack 1.
The loop instruction decrements CX, and then jumps if it is nonzero. Otherwise it "falls through". At that point CX contains the X coordinate of the cursor. Hence the comment:

; allows exit if the mouse is leftmost
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