skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
- Desktop has the same fate this ^. Have a CLI tool that takes everything from the desktop and puts it in ~/Desktop/cleaned/

- ~tools/dotfiles/ hosts all dotfiles with a Makefile that sets everything up

- ~tools/<randomTools> - contains mostly useful utilities and scripts like fonts, vpn configs, terminal color schemes, config patches to apply to `/etc/` after fresh install etc.

- ~Projects/<client|company>/<project_name> for paid work projects

- ~Projects/<projectName> for personal projects

- ~Playground/<experiment> for experiments, prototypes or building software from github out of curiosity

- ~Applications/<appName> for apps I build from source and copy/link binaries to `~/bin`. I'm on Linux so this is non-standard.

- ~GoogleDrive/<accountName> for Google drive sync with Insync

- ~Vaults/<vaultName> for mounting cryfs encrypted directories from the Google Drive directories. (some times use plasma vault for this)
I believe the general principle is that you can't contract outside the law, so no. Open to being set straight, obviously.
I email myself and capture in emacs org-mode.

I have an email address that is bound to AWS SES. SES listens for incoming emails and writes them to an S3 bucket. I then have a lambda hook which listens for writes to this bucket and processes the email content. This usually means writing an emacs org-mode record on dropbox. Which is then added to my emacs agenda.
How I b0rked my owncloud upgrade got myself out of trouble using Docker
They should get their priorities right. Their test was really bad compared to TST
This also impacts law enforced limits. What do you do when you're a Polish user under an ISP sharing a block of IPs with Ukrainian part of that company, which is now blocked because of being geolocated in Crimea.
Companies do this all the time. Amazon succesfully patented a 1 click buy button, for god's sake.
I use a combination of a physical notebook for graphical stuff and elaborating things, Google Keep for any kind of random thoughts and ideas, and actually use the dm-yourself thing for collecting/bookmarking links I wanna revisit.
I was talking about reCAPTCHA v3, which doesn't present any challenges at all. It lets the site owner decide what to do based on the score.
Right click, press q, click storage/cookies.. what am I missing here?
"The USPTO is seeking public comment on all the issues addressed by the two guidance documents. Additionally, the USPTO invites the public to submit suggestions to address future guidance supplements as part of their comments. Please submit written comments on these issues to Eligibility2019@uspto.gov on or before March 8, 2019."
Plus, San Jose allows porn to be viewed on the public computers without even privacy screens.
> they removed the ability to view individual cookies and their values from the browser

Moved, not removed. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Tools/Storage_Inspe...
I can't tell whether this is serious or you are joking.
Either way that's unusual...
I’d also pay for the ability to see where I was at a particular time, as it does seem like a very useful feature. In fact, I did pay for it by obtaining an iOS app that stores location history locally.

Google’s implementation looks really convenient but feels too creepy to me.
I just use “locate” to find files. Don’t care where they are.
What stops you doing that is the organisation trying to construct a moon base has more money than you so your patents don't apply anymore.
> especially small businesses and local/state gov, there is very little reason someone outside the country or say outside the EU / bordering countries might need to access your site

That is terribly shortsighted. I'm located long way away from many tiny shops I'm using for presents for friends and family. Local gov's published development plans are likely interesting to foreign investors. There are many other cases surely...
IDK, there's a lot I miss when working with an AVR rather than a Cortex-M, or at least compared to the 328ps that are everywhere thanks to the Arduino ecosystem. Trying to get the chips to do more than one real time task at a time can be a pain. Like the interrupts don't have reconfigurable priority, most of the code out there is built on blocking rather than asynchronous work, etc.
Ask HN: What tech talk does everyone need to see?
Any lecture, TED talk or anything that one's talk that changed the way you think and you feel everyone needs to see?
I use Zim wiki: http://zim-wiki.org/

I organize everything in it, and I have also a daily journal in zim, it is synchronized with syncthing https://syncthing.net/ on all my computers and my phone.

When I have something quick to add and don't have access to my computer, I send to myself a message and slack, or on whatsapp and I add it later to my notes
› perl6 -e '.say for $*PERL.compiler, 9999999999999999.0-9999999999999998.0'
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Taking protein as a "supplement" won't harm you. Remember it's a "supplement" so should be supplementing / topping up your diet.

If you have not gained any mass or noticed any physical/strength changes I'll almost guarantee you are under eating, you need to eat a big amount of good quality carbs such as rice and sweet potato,a good amount of protein and as much vegies as you can.

When you cannot eat anymore and full that's when protein shakes help as it's a easy way to get calories in. Likewise it's an easy way to get calories in if you are don't have time to eat for example in between meetings.

I've struggled to gain real mass, plateaued for a long time. Biggest improvement for me was going simple after getting a PT, 200grams carbs and 200 grams of meat per meal 5 times a day with a side of green vegies, I don't count vegies, just as much as I can eat. If the food looses weight while cooking (sweet potato) weigh it after cooking, if it gains weight while cooking (rice) weigh it uncooked.

Training wise concentrate on the big compounds, bench, deadlifts and squats to get some mass.
This is great when pinning dozens of tabs. Pinning dozens of tabs only leaves a few pixels of space for tabs I work with on the right side often making it impossible to clearly understand the open tabs adjacent to the active one.

Is there a way to disable the main tab bar?

This comment shows the solution: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18836967
Open-source research tool for keyboard acoustic eavesdropping
> JavaScript is disabled.

> Please note that our website requires JavaScript to operate correctly. For more information, follow these instructions or contact your system administrator.

Could you make it usable with disabled JavaScript?
How is that argument against what he said? He is talking about back then and you are talking about now.

But when we switched to speaking about contemporary ads, Uber has one where woman wonders "how come he is always on time and able to find any place in city"? So women are still in ads in position of stupid people.
It seems you have not at all dealt with ill intentioned law enforcement entities.
> Do compilers really try to prove UB so they can use it as an excuse to silently murder kittens?

Clang in particular is quite aggressive about this, and is prone to producing surprising results. GCC has started doing this too, but it is much more conservative,
[humor, hopefully]: Oops, I fixed it
I'm the same, but I'm rubbish at throwing, hitting, sports in general.

So I'm undecided whether I support your left=precision, right=force theory.
AMD has their own set of quirks, they are not open sourcing their main driver either. Nouveau was always a stopgap measure, to boot the system and make it somewhat usable until you install the official binary driver; so is amdgpu. Even if you are open source enthusiast who wants nothing but FOSS on your system (and this is a very minor use case), these drivers do no better than your integrated Intel graphics, which is integrated into CPU directly since time immemorial.

Nouveau and amdgpu were always barely working, just enough to get something on the screen — no state of the art 3D acceleration, no CUDA/OpenCL. But there is a big difference between “barely working” and “black screen on boot, always”.
Shower thoughts that may amount to something is first repeated out loud. Only when i vocalize them they can stay in memory long enough to be recorded by any means necessary.

I send myself emails, record audio, then in the end everything is converted to .txt file on structured dropbox folders.
> No matter how I try to equivocate undefined behavior with invalid code, it has trouble sticking.

Try telling students to add -fsanitize=undefined to their compilation flags. That might help make it clear that their code is buggy.
Facebook Messenger rolling out dark mode in selected regions
The rules were also so much easier.

It's a bit difficult to miss two words displayed on an image.

It's incredibly easy to miss a traffic light 30 meters away from the camera on such a tiny photo.
Regular period is more likable then irregular one. As in, if pill turns irregular to regular, women will like it.
That ranking is terrible. It was biased from the start, and has since been severely gamed by schools.

I'd put the order more like: CalTech (best), GA Tech, Stanford, UCLA, Berkeley.
How do I keep track of my creative thoughts? Very easy! I don't have one. :)
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How set it to use by nomacs[0]?

[0] http://www.nomacs.org
> There was time when you can make little hardware mod on Geforce product that make driver think you have Quadro and magically a FP64 become twice faster and CAD application performance was doubled and tripled.

Do you think that overclocking a CPU clock is "magic", too? You were just running the hardware out of spec! Yes, FP64 and CAD were a lot faster, whatever; are you going to trust these faster-reached results to be always correct? Or that the card isn't going to break down in the midst of some important workload? The whole point of labeling something "Quadro" is to say "these cards are good for that sort of critical stuff - they've been extensively tested for reliability".
If you play field hockey the stick is right-handed similar to a golf club.

A guitar is potentially better for a left-hander if your left is more dexterous.
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For what purpose are you trying to gain mass?

Unless you are very thin - like with a BMI of 19 - Isn't that a bad thing? Doesn't it significantly shorten your life?

Working out and staying thin is probably a good thing.

Is there a reason to do it if not to be healthier?

Here's a paper taking such a stance:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4115619/
I thought this was know for quite some time? I remember women taking about skipping the placebos back in the 2000s, and there were even adverts for FDA approved pills that limited the placebos to only four times a year.
China's population 'to peak' in 2029 at 1.44B
> Pointless article, imho.

I'm sorry you thought so. It pops up pretty often and always seems to spark a lot of conversation, so I think most programmers that give it any thought can find it a very interesting area of study.

There's an incredible amount of creep: We have what starts with nice notation (like x-y) and have to trade a (massively increased) load in either our minds or in the heat our computer generates. I don't think that's right, and I think the language we use can help us do better.

> What is the "right answer"?

What do you think it is?

Everyone wants the punchline, but this isn't a riddle, and if this problem had a simple answer I suspect everyone would do it. Languages are trying different things here: Keeping access to that specialised subtraction hardware is valuable, but our brains are expensive too. We see source-code-characters, lexicographically similar but with wildly differing internals. We want the simplest possible notation and we want access to the fastest possible results. It doesn't seem like we can have it all, does it?
Seems cool. Why don't you watch languages & celebrities? Might catch audiences.
Nobody should be going to exhaustion on each set. It's not only unnecessary, it's counter productive.

Focusing on the big 3 for gaining mass is good advice. So is hiring a trainer - just make sure they walk the talk (they look like you want to look, not skinnyfat with a BS certificate)
For my part, I am blacklisting Chromium and NVidia.
Why does that require having a profile on you in particular? They could be saving all the data from everyone else (e.g. their contacts, their search queries, etc.) and dynamically assembling it when you make an account to make you recommendations. They don't have to be doing anything related to you in particular.
You are conflating cities with a country.
I use owncloud notes. It has desktop, web and phone clients. It is mostly just a sync facility but I have found it very useful, especially as the notes as kept as text files
This is an issue with any pop-X book, namely that complicated, messy topics are oversimplified and packaged neatly.

As a reader, it is very enticing - you feel like you are learning very efficiently, the reviews are filled with comments like 'I learned more from this book than 5 years of geography/economics/history/physics/chemistry etc in school'. People that have swallowed the pop-X book wholesale become evangelists, telling everyone who will listen how important it is to 'Sleep for 8.5 hours a night', or 'Stop eating bread'. But really, you are often paying to be told a fairytale about topic X.
I'd love to see a writeup about your process or workflow.

I keep seeing helm, and the overall idea of a "package manager" sounds nice, but having looked at some charts, and tried to understand the value proposition, I get a very uneasy feeling somehow. Perhaps it's lack of familiarity? but your comment seems to suggest something is inherently wrong, so I'd love to understand more...
It is convenient as you don't have to swap a right-hander's mouse to the other side of the keyboard to use it.

I very rarely see a right-hander who can do the same.

Strangely I find my right to be more accurate but could be down to the extra concentration applied (particularly playing sport). You can seriously mess with a batsman in cricket if you can bowl with the right and then switch to left.

Inigo: I admit it: you are better than I am!

Man in Black: Then why are you smiling?

Inigo: Because I know something you don't know.

Man in Black: And what is that?

Inigo: I am not left handed! [switches the sword to his right hand and starts driving him back]
+1 for Playground/ I was just trying to decide where to put some experiments I was working on and Tests/ just didn't look right :-)
Interesting. Anyone got this running on a Raspberry Pi?
Why do you need to gain mass at all? That makes no sense at all. Why would you voluntarily make yourself heavier?
You are taxing your organs and your whole body.

Stay lean, stay fit and stay strong, you do not need mass for anything else other than perhaps vanity.

I exercise daily for years, and that's my take on the situation.

There's not a single "test" that says that you are healthier that is based on the amount of "mass" that you have. It's such a bad metric, it's completely useless.

Your first priority should be health. I am really not convinced that there are no side-effects of taking concentrated protein (that needs to be processed by your body). People selling/using concentrated protein will claim so, but we weren't designed for that. Our organs weren't designed to be used like that.
> Every feature has a cost. Not just cost to develop, but cost to maintain.

A generic implementation that handles any orientation could just be the implementation with lower development and maintenance costs?

> surely it’s clear why not supporting arbitrary display orientations is at the very least an extremely rational choice from an engineering perspective.

That depends on the engineer. For some it might be easier to consider the special cases (landscape and portrait) first while others don't even want to be bothered with them until optimization time because a generic solution is the more straight forward approach.
Also rclone
>I thought it was cool to be able to write English with my left hand while writing Chinese with my right hand at the same time

So can you? Reliably?

Btw, havent you made a tactical error? English is left to right, so kind of optimsed for righties. Chinese is top to bottom so more ambidextrous? Perhaps phase 2 could use Hebrew for the left hand? English for the right?

Ps. But yes very cool :)
Though they actually used that one and it worked well. Not to say it wasn't an absurd patent.
What kind of security is a QR code lacking that this could add?
I mistakenly wrote "throw with left hand" but it's the right hand as the others on that line.

As to guitar playing: Strumming with my right, holding the guitar to the left, like regular/right-handed guitar players. (Snowboarding, also regular, left foot in front).
> Why?

Hint 1: Can you imagine ever moving a magic number from an expression into a constant?
I make lists and jot notes in Zim. Additionally, if I need to actually organize my thoughts I use a freemium mind-mapping software on my phone called Simple Mind.

When I went to school for art (until I switched), I learnd that artists and writers have long used physical notebooks, but that you can't just use them as a convenience: you have to actually put effort into ensuring you put something in it each day whether you're feeling creative or not. And you have to go back and read it to critically evaluate what you're doing. It has to be a process, not just a reminder.
Why the fuck would you ask random Internet strangers, especially on HN of all places, rather than paying some money to ask a qualified dietitian to get evidence based advice from someone with a professional qualification, and professional registration?
Morality is a spook. There are no "moral costs".
It would be more interesting if you posted a few interviews.
> If you encounter a bug in a piece of software, you should report it to the maintainers of that software.

I mean, sure. But that's not really the whole of it here. Chromium has encountered multiple bugs in a piece of software, and they decided they don't want to expend the resources to reproduce those bugs and deal with them. In the meantime, those bugs mean that the driver is not properly implementing the functionality for all users, and so Chromium has decided to simply not use that part of the driver. They aren't doing anything to the OS, they aren't bypassing the OS, they're just rendering on the CPU because the driver doesn't properly implement the hardware acceleration features. There is no obligation whatsoever to use software that you know doesn't work just because the OS ships it.
For me, the combination of iA writer and iCloud works really well. Desktop or mobile—both syncs without problems. If idea is compelling enough, I might later write it down as a blog post and remove original writing from my computer.

I also keep a notebook next to my bed, because for me sometimes good ideas emerge when everything quiets down. I transfer any writings to a digital format while I'm drinking coffee in the morning.
It's fine but too expensive. I moved over to Notion.so recently
There is a spectrum of meditation activities. What does and does not constitute 'meditation' depends on one's training. I've heard the arguments of "I don't need to meditate, running is my meditation", which some may agree with to a certain degree (like Dan Harris' 10% Happier book) and others strictly disagree with (like pretty much anyone who's done a week or two-week long retreat).

In the end, the question is, what are you looking for in meditation. If all you're looking for is to slow down a bit and maybe get some benefits along the way, Headspace is fine. If what you're looking for is to transform the way you're experiencing the world (which is very much possible through meditation), Headspace isn't gonna help you much. It might be a good stepping stone, though.

We all have 'flags' that turn us away from a particular source of meditation. For some, it's the music employed in yoga/meditation centers. For others, it's the marketing, as you say. For me, every time someone mentions the 'ancient texts' and its superiority, I cringe a bit. That, to me, is very much the antithesis to meditation--fixating on a single source of truth, possibly long forgotten, that is.
They're a good idea in that increased protein intake is widely considered necessary to gain muscle and whey is widely considered safe. The other side of this coin is that supplements are unregulated so there are various degrees of quality on offer. Also some forms of protein are probably 'safer' than others for most people. For example soy is very bio-active and there are studies showing it having various effects to various degrees (good and bad). So basically stick to whey-products and use something like labdoor quality rankings(https://labdoor.com/rankings/protein/quality) to inform you purchase decisions, use in moderation(i.e one shake after a workout) and you should be fine.

My rationale is that I enjoy lifting more than other types of exercise, supplemental protein helps me gain more muscle and get better at it (which I also enjoy), if I didn't do that then I probably wouldn't lift and would suffer the well known risks of not exercising. So known risks vs unknown risks.

Basically health research is a shitshow. It turns out a lot of it isn't reproducible. We've been horribly wrong about what is and isn't healthful many times in the past. Be skeptical, do research, and you'll still probably be wrong but at least you tried.

(also I'm an engineer/nerd not a M.D and have no formal training in anything- this is merely data being processed by your visual system generating thought)
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Sweden is 49.8% the US is 26%