skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The magnetic fields from those items don't produce much force, so you need a small thing on sensitive skin to notice the effect. A bracelet is probably too heavy to notice fields that don't also come with a "warning: strong magnetic field" sign.
I agree with this. I did running a few years ago, but stopped because it got too boring and I didn't notice any improvement. However, I recently got into Pokemon Go, which has an egg hatching concept. It rewards you with Pokemon with better stats, but you need to walk/run/bike 5km in order to get it to hatch. This has given me new motivation to run again.
I dont believe that this becomes a nail in the coffin for hosting your own infrastructure. This should still be evaluated on a case by case basis.
Beautiful. Will be great to see Firefox share increasing.
That said, I was attempting to run a Proton game a few weeks back and it kept failing silently. Running from the terminal revealed a missing dependency, which I apt-getted and now it works fine. So while I agree that Proton is fantastic, there's still some work to be done in making it more friendly for "non-tech" users.
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Thanks for sharing - I guess it's no surprise that Singapore tech salaries would be bimodal...
You don't have to rewrite them; just write them. Every new OS/language needs its tooling/libraries to be written.
Hmm. Google very closely tracks ad-blocker usage.
I like the idea of loading all linked content at page load time.
Funny how in spite of all that there are articles like the Gamergate controversy article, in which nearly every sentence is a lie.
I don't think anybody used it as describe in the original Out of the tarpit [1] (I hope I got the right paper :)

Closest I saw might be the now defunct Eve lang [2], because it was a reactive system based on datalog (?) semantics, so it looks like it is one of the few attempts, that played with some sort of relational semantics.

Second I might consider could be C# with LINQ? This is probably the most interesting embedding of relational programming into a modern mainstream language :)

Third, these-days you mostly see Functional Relational Programming, that seems to be trying to solve a similar problem. It drops the Relational entirely, but there still is large focus on state-management.

[1] http://curtclifton.net/papers/MoseleyMarks06a.pdf
[2] https://github.com/witheve/eve-native
> Politicians should craft laws based on what's best for the country and not on what's best for the few corporations that manage to outbribe other companies.

That would be Socialism. Can't have that, gotta have Free Market! Free market anyone?
Is it possible that a rouge app can takeover and add a sim-lock, which can be bypassed?
Flip it around. Humans are encroaching on kangaroos' natural habitats. We're clear cutting and razing the land to grow crops and raise livestock. We've severely reduced the population of the kangaroos' predators.

And now apparently we think the kangaroos are "in our way" and a "controversial pest".

We should take a good look at ourselves instead.
I think maybe because with math we can insulate the problem from all the excess of variables that we find in the real word.

It is easier to reason.
But has some crazy stuff too. Something I think has a strong relation philosophy, in a way that is beyond the scope of a comment, but just to note, is very interesting[1] :

1- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0.999...

There is the proof , with the simplest math, I will not say x grade math because I don't like that habit; but simple.

The fact that _ 0.999... = 1 _ is maybe undervalued.

Infinity is paradoxal even on Math , thats was kind of supposed to be more exact.

So if it is misterious even for Math, imagine for the philosophy about the infinity of the universe.
Just wished to note too:

When I say it is simple, only simple after someone told you how to do so.

To calculate the energy from the mass of an Atom is easy math, now that Einstein told you how to do so.

To calculate the diameter of earth, is "6th grade math" ( Eeeeek ! ) after Erastotenes told how to do it.
This idea reminded me of this VERY old story: https://www.wired.com/2007/04/esp/

It's about a guy who made a belt to always vibrate in the direction of true north.

Notably:

> I suddenly realized that my perception had shifted. I had some kind of internal map of the city in my head. I could always find my way home. Eventually, I felt I couldn't get lost, even in a completely new place.

So there does seem to be some kind of benefit to adding new senses whether through internal or external modification.
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No, please, you go away instead.
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You need to set yourself up for success. If I'm postponing going out for a run, I may just put my running outfit and shoes next to my bed so it's in my sight when I wake up.
If I'm getting fat I may just stop buying sugary foods to limit access. And so on, making it easy to do the right thing and harder to slip.
The problem is that some of those features - function composition, stream/LINQ type APIs, list comprehensions, etc. - become very difficult to reason about/debug when used with side-effecting code.

Yes you get the conciseness but you can create some truly obfuscated behavior when used with non-functional code.

Don't get me wrong - I'm delighted to see such features available in more languages. But they don't all work nicely with the typical abstractions (e.g. objects holding state) available in non-functional languages.
Interesting; maybe it's not solving the same use-cases for you then :)

For us: on AWS/Azure we had to benchmark each instance when it came up and if it performed poorly it had to be reaped and redeployed constantly. The increased overhead in dealing with things "the AWS way" was enough by itself to offset the pricing difference with the steep AWS discount we were getting.

Understanding administrative overhead is complicated but I'm sure you are taking into account the cost of humans. (or, you've already absorbed the cost of automating it?) :)

As with all things; use what works for you. I'm just very happy with GCP over the others coming from bare metal.
I've scoured the comments and article, but I might have missed it... What did Twitter migrate from?? Did they have their own data centre before moving to Google Cloud?
From my understanding, post processing is completely different, like anti aliasing used, HDR pipeline used, shaders overall used, etc. [1] goes into detail what exactly might differ.

It's not like mobile phone is superior by any means to PC. One can compare TDP and figure out difference in raw performance. Is more that rendering techniques that give "diminishing returns" (in some peoples opinion) are exponentially more resource heavy, for example lightmaps (almost free even on mobiles) vs dynamic shadows (can be insanely expensive).

- [1] https://docs.unrealengine.com/en-us/Platforms/Mobile/Perform...
I don't buy this. Just make yourself unavailable and make it non-negotiable.
I'm sure you have your reasons (no pun intended) but given all you've said here I'm curious as to why your studio PC isn't a Mac? I've done a bit of recording with bands and have never come across anyone running a recording studio on Windows.

FWIW I'm a Linux user too and as a musician I would love Steinberg et al to pull their fingers out so I can have a dabble in that world. We can but dream.
Kangaroos roam widely, and in open farmland will not use fixed paths, so they'll cross anywhere they please.

You would have to put up extremely tall barriers along all the roads, which is an expense I think most people would be unwilling to fund.
Cookie AutoDelete just cleans them except in a whitelist of domains. It's the next best thing.
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I dislike the concept of committing to use. It creates a disincentive to optimize jobs, because "we've already paid for three years of this".
Oh right, yeah that's a tricky one. I've always read it as 'pen' but looking closers there is technically the consonant cluster present.
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Just like the Do Not Track header?
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It's the same reason games run better on console than on a desktop with the same specs. It's not only the textures resolution but heavily optimised code for a specific architecture. Here in this case they're probably leveraging graphic instructions on this phone GPU that don't exist on the Intel integrated GPU
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PC seems to push at least double the polygons vs iPhone X. Also, on PC trees are animated, shadows are raytraced, and shaders are more complex. But is this PC version on maximum settings? I tried Fortnite on my 2017 Macbook Pro and it runs so hot it actually crashes.
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Walking is not effective for weight loss. Then there would be nothing left of me while working as a checker at a warehouse (35000 steps/day)
Well, unless you know your math, yes, you're not worthy (or rather, not prepared to be able to understand most of it).

It's also not some artifact from primitive eras of computing (as implied in some points). Computers today and in 20 years will still use the same algorithms, and have similar considerations.

That said, it's not for UI pixel pushers or middleware writers -- it's for the people writing the stuff that powers all of those things.
Max Justicz post about the vulnerability

https://justi.cz/security/2019/01/22/apt-rce.html
It's up to you to see it the other way around: if you optimize jobs you can fit future workloads in the infrastructure you've already paid for.

I prefer to think of reserved instances as a purely financial trick.
Is there evidence this is bad for you?
I don't understand what you're trying to say?

A 14 inch CRT was also measured diagonally.
Microsoft Code Jumper is a physical programming tool for blind kids
This was initially as a response to wattengard. But I realized more people would benefit from this, so posting as a top comment.

I just wanted to post some options to workout from home. So it cuts down atleast on the time to drive out the gym and driving back. And if done in the morning also avoids the extra shower :)

Please note that other than having used these videos, I have no other affiliation to both these options. Both are free resources.

FitnessBlender[1] has >500 workout videos. The best part is, these videos are tagged by their difficulty from level 1 to level 5. You can jump into any workout at any level. If it is overwhelming or underwhelming, you can adjust accordingly. At my weakest even a level 2 workout was killing. Then I had moved upto a level 4 or short level 5 workout. You can do all the exercises with a dumbbell or bodyweight. Lost nearly 20kg using this. Then I got careless and let slip. Now I am starting back at level 3. I used to make my own workout plan, putting together the workouts that I liked. They also have paid workout programs that makes all the planning much easier.

100Pushups.net[2] and its associated pullups, situps running etc. These are just text resources that give you a detailed plan on how to progress from a single pushup(or none) and slowly build up until you can ultimately do 100. (The tracking app was added later and I have not used it.) It is purely bodyweight. You do need a pullup bar. I tried it for a short period and started seeing results in a very short period. But somehow working out with the video was a lot more motivating and I pushed myself more, than working out alone following some plan on paper. So I went back to FitnessBlender again. Yet, I feel, if you are good at pushing yourself, then this would be a good option.

Other please, share at-home workouts that have worked for you.

[1] https://www.fitnessblender.com/videos

[2] http://www.100pushups.net/
Nowadays, you have to assume that people's expectations of a messaging app include, for example, managing tons of uploaded videos.
As a blind guy, I find this idea quite interesting. An extra sense of direction could indeed be useful. However, north alone isn't much. A system that encodes obstacles as vibrations would be nice. Indeed, such systems are already sold commercially for the blind, however, most that I checked out didn't really perform well in the real world.
Lack of sugar perhaps? Someone sent me a link a while ago showing how sugar triggers the body to store fat. Keto diets are similar in principle and many people claim to loose weight on them.
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Yes all I get is products I have already brought - yes I have brought that RPG supplement No I am not going to buy it again why even bother sending me that email or suggesting it?
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All supporters' contributions are conditional that way.
Lobbying is organised persuasion of officials. Corruption is - at its simplest - paying officials.
But organised persuasion can be expensive when you hire the best lobbyists (they are basically sales guys) and they will live in Trump Tower etc...
Isn't that trivially solvable by telling them on the landing page?!
Why would eBay shareholders consider it a "goldmine" if eBay let PayPal go for half of what it was worth?
The most recent version of the system in that article seems to have enabled navigation and pathfinding as well. But the vibrations are being used as a positive indicator (go there) rather than negative (don't go there).
"Playing in select cities" - from the official website.

That's what's wrong with indie cinema, documentaries and small movie projects. Another film I'm interested in, I'm ready to purchase and watch, yet I can't since it's not available anywhere, except for some screenings in a handful of places worldwide.
So it ends up as an easy to miss entry on my ever growing to do list hoping to be re-discovered and some day.

I understand (though not agree with) the argument for theatrical windows for big, mainstream blockbuster movies. However what is the point of artificially and severly limiting the availability of niche releases like these? Your target audience is already tiny - unnecessary barriers certainly don't help.
First time I hear about this guy.
Interesting.
What is PowerMyMac?
How is that a contradiction? You are saying that by the time the products made it to become external SPIs, they were already battle tested, right?
20 seconds is pretty long. Your opponent is up 2 workers on you, so assuming perfect micro from both sides, the defender can use one worker to continue to mine minerals and pump out more workers, while microing with the other 11 vs the attacker's 10 workers.
I'm Debian user and I usually install the packages, and the shipped version of the software is just fine for me.

Occasionally I may want to use the newest version of a particular application and I've found that instead of installing dependencies and compiling myself the Linux version, it is way easier to download the Windows binaries and run them with WINE. In some cases, it even works better! (e.g. full screen support)
I can empathise because I've been in a similar position.

Had a medical issue at work, asked work for temporary and minor adjustments while I recovered and was told "if you don't like it then leave". Things got worse, and worse.

Ended up having a full-on anxiety attack, doctor said there was nothing they could do to help. "The best thing you can do is look for a new job".

I put it off for a bit more, then the boss started making a HR complaint every week. They were always dismissed as baseless "but we have to investigate every one". Imagine what spending two out of five days a week responding to HR complaints did to my work performance.

Went from "Exceeds expectations" to "Consider whether this team member is a good fit for the company" in the space of four months.

In cases like this, leaving is literally the best thing you can do. Take some vacation days to interview elsewhere, then hand them a resignation with the minimum notice period you can. Don't negotiate. Whatever offer or promises they make, stand your ground. Minimum contracted notice period, do a staged handover, leave.

My only regret is that I spent 2 months over my base notice period helping them do a managed hand-over. Didn't want to burn bridges but in hindsight, they'd already burned to ash anyway. I was just too far away to see that.

I wish you and your wife all the best, hopefully either her boss will see sense or she'll find something better.

It's not quitting. It's taking care of yourself.
The underlying assumption to reach this conclusion is basically a false dichotomy though.

Why is it that the invisible hand must govern desperate people? Could we not keep the optimizing aspects of market economies even in a world where people are safe enough to say no?
I lost many hours as a youth playing Lemmings, Populus, Prince of Persia and the numerous Ultima games.
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Indeed! You can't really post a picture showing how awesome your life is when dashing up the stairs.

It's quite possible to get an hour of good exersize walking the dog though and that is definitely something you can brag about. #zenlife (please, don't hurt me)
Yep.

https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2015/07/13/cust...
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You are definitely not wrong, and some people will just be overwhelmed to think that they will start in the gym in "full throttle" (and some trainers encourage this - I suppose they like high attrition) but it seems to be that 1 min is too short.
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Telegram's source code is such a big ball of spaghetti I would feel really sceptical about its reliability (without, admittedly, having used it).
If I understand the article correctly the verdict would have been different if he had won the match or at least an interesting fight had resulted. So, I'd guess that if an AI plays this strategy well enough (somehow) it would not be a problem.
Which is why eBay sabotages ticket sales on eBay by dumping thousands of StubHub "classified ads" in the tickets category so that genuine listings can't be found among the chaff. You can't even exclude the StubHub ads from your eBay search results.

If a buyer buys direct on eBay from a seller, eBay gets about 10%. If it sells on StubHub, eBay gets 33-65%.
so is this just a slippery slope argument saying we should let super-corporations/billionaires write laws just in case a teachers union tries to pass legislation?

>Imagine a law that made life better for 80% of people, but made 20% worse off - should it be implemented? What about 2% better off, 98% worse off, but the worst off 2% amongst us benefited?

Wow it's almost like this is what politics is about. We might as well give up completely because it's way too hard to do math or let people make decisions
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ACfbclm3Kjb61StMLjfZHEG4zcL...
I always wanted a better way of surfacing interesting posts on HN hidden amoung many popular stories. This started out as a quick hack to try out TypeScript with Vue--I'll never go back to JS.

Features: Clicking on the headings rotates between Top, New, Ask/Show lists. The right column shows posts with more points. Can sort today's posts by time or points. Responsive for mobile. Text optimized for both Retina and low-dpi screens. The clock's to remind you to be doing something else.

Goals: Find niche stories that interest you and quickly scan/skip over generally popular ones.
Warning: you will spend less time so avoid if you use HN to actually pass time.

My usage: read the bottom parts of Niche/Popular to see less mainstream stories, use Fresh/Newest to promote what I think are interesting. Links reuse the same alternate tab so I use 'back' to read what's queued or Cmd+click for separate ones.

Source: https://gitlab.com/karmakaze/hackerer-news

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> Air quality was fine

> Not sure about the air quality downtown but my friends didn't complain about it.

I think unhealthy air quality is dangerous long before you actively notice it. I'd rely on measurements instead of subjective impressions.
In my opinion the actual practical uses for a magnet implant are near nil, while the risks of needing an MRI scan someday in the future are very real. You might even be severely injured and unconscious when sent for an MRI, and medical professionals could very easily miss the implant. That would not end well.
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In Poland you can choose one non-profit organization to pass 1% of your taxes for last year. If you choose nothing it goes to the state budget.

It's a nice idea, even if some organizations abuse it (they give out free tax-filling software that has their organization hardcoded).
Very weird how the zerg somehow got their drones trough the scv line, it looked pretty bad until they got that surround going.
How about a ring with magnetic material in it? I can easily pick up very small vibrations and movements in my wedding ring. I can imagine that a magnet in another ring would respond in a similar way, and felt much in the same was as a magnet in the finger.
To be clearer, the issue is the hollowing out of the job ecosystem in America.

Economic value now comes from fewer roles, which require specific skill sets to perform.

With more lopsided reward structures (few people corner most of the gains), there is increasing pressure for people to move into the few places where rewards collect.

This ties into the issues like " History majors can't get a job that will help them hold down a house or family".

The societal cost of it is that society becomes a monoculture of a few degrees and sources of information.

The greater advantages of a modern first world society in terms of societal achievement, art, culture and so on weaken.
Agreed. This is with any artificial or exogenous stimulant or enhancer. What you lose on the swings, you gain on the roundabouts.
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The article isn't about design patterns, it is about using the new functional programming primitives which C++ relatively recently acquired through the standardization process.

Suggesting to use a syntax for lambda or currying or transferring closure parameters or making copies of data in order to avoid thread problems is not remotely within the same category as "visitor pattern".
I love reading and would come across words that I did not know the meaning of. Hence, I built this simple app for iPhone and Apple Watch to help me improve my vocabulary. My requirements were an app that notifies me and allows me to create sentences using the words I want to learn.
The big difference that I remember from gmail was the superior spam filter (other inboxes filled with spam quickly) and better security (everyone with a yahoo mail account had it compromised and started sending spam / virus laden links after a while).