skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's not that cut and dry. Only a small subset of arXiv preprints ever make it into a journal or conference proceedings.

On balance it's good that more researchers these days will publish preprints before submitting for peer review. But there are still two specific dangers with relying on preprints:

1. Most people reading papers don't try to implement or test them. Unless there is a glaring error, it's hard to tell if a paper is critically incorrect without a lot of effort.

2. Even if most people did try to implement papers, that would still make for a poor heuristic on the paper's merit. In an ideal world every valid paper could be implemented. But even in conference proceedings, it's extremely common for papers to be missing details critical to their implementation. In many cases you can't do the implementation because it requires a vast amount of computation or proprietary data available only to the company whose researchers wrote the paper.
If you don’t like peaceful democratic protest, it sounds to me like you’re the one living in the wrong country.
Having wild sex with prostitutes.
Exactly. A feature people seem to miss about 451 is the government is an authoritarian regime, and the media is used to pacify controversial thought. In that sense it's not much different from how media is used in 1984, with trash culture for proles and overt propaganda. 451 is just more subtle about the methods of oppression.
I type in my phone number in and THEN select the country..my number gets deleted... I hate you now
In 1986 that distance from the corium you’d have 300 seconds before receiving an LD50. By 1996 when this photo was taken it would have taken an hour to receive an LD50.
Please don't use Hacker News solely to promote your stuff. You've done this way too much already and eventually we ban accounts that continue.
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Credit card forms are probably the most over-engineered inputs, majority of which lead to break my browser autocompletion.
This would be an interesting study to do, prospectively. I'd be interested in collecting measures for both sides. By the way, some universities do this during "shopping week".
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The question was not specifically around Docker. What I wonder is, why wouldn't there be a seperate layer that abstracts away these platform differences, just like Docker did for operating systems?
I think it’s but like say people “want to be healthy” but don’t want take action or compromise.

I think lot of people in sf feel the pressures of housing and homelessness, that potentially makes them want to leave, but they cannot find enough ways to justify why move to place x.
I am not OP, but I'm interested in this question too.

To be honest, I'm not too sure what "everyone else" does on the weekend either, and am curious about that also. Sometimes I end up intending to be productive, but end up more-or-less procrastinating and neither being productive nor genuinely relaxing. I've often wondered whether to attempt to be more disciplined and productive on the weekend (e.g., work, exercise, piano practice, read "serious" books, etc.), or to embrace relaxing and absolving myself temporarily of any responsibilities.

I would very much welcome any testimonials from anyone who has made either decision!
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The US govt is not like a household. You can print your own money, all your debt is deniminated in USD. Inflation is not an issue in reality. Google 'modern monetary theory'.
This isn't lightweight.
For applications not involving system code, a viable development platform is instantly available by developing remotely.

Why is this discussion so fixated on having a local development environment? It's 2019.
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I've got Google.com twice. I wonder how many IPs would redirect me there.
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Our attention is a valuable resource that we too easily give away for free. Social media (and in the past, television) are the junk food of information.
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The difference is buying. A 300k house in Austin would be 1.5m in SF. Again, if you’re single and renting and ok with roommates SF makes sense, but if you’re buying 300k/year will not be enough to afford a 1.5m place (which probably won’t be renovated and in a bad location)
Yeah, I built several libraries that replace IEEE floating points with alternatives. You should really be using modules to organize your code. I don't know who told you that they are more trouble than they are worth.

I would also suggest aggressively unit testing all the parts. Numerical developers are not often in that habit, which is a shame.

https://github.com/REX-Computing/unumjl

https://github.com/interplanetary-robot/SigmoidNumbers
I've tried similar libraries and they all suffer the same general "I don't know what the backspace key just did" sorta issues...

Just look at the top features listed on their Github:

* CC number - doesn't actually support all PAN formats - 19 digits exist although extraordinary rare. NEVER try to do anything fancy with your CC details field because if people try to pay you and can't you've lost a customer.

* Phone number formatting - doesn't support all phone # formats. Leave this as flat text (non-numeric) or numeric for base telephone # and a text field for extension.

* Date formatting - use type="date" so you get native mobile support for date entry.

* Numeral formatting - use type="number" so you get native mobile support for numeric entry.
I think it's sometimes hard to understand how quickly marginal utility of money decreases. As someone who makes high seven figures, I have genuinely no idea how more money could possibly affect my happiness -- there's just no appreciable difference between making 5m and 500m to me.
People like to blame capitalism for creating incentives for bad behavior when in fact the problem is just humans in general. Faced with certain incentives they will make decisions that hurt people even if there is no financial incentive.
On Firefox mobile, the backspace key can't delete the automatically inserted slashes. Type in 2019 09 > need to change month from 09 to 02 -> backspace key just doesn't work -> need to click on the textbox between the 9 and / to position cursor and then press backspace.

Would a normal person try to do that or would they just reload the page and start the whole form over again? Or would they just leave the website and never come back?
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I said many, not all. There’s plenty of research to back up this shift in preferences. Just one example (https://www.nielsen.com/us/en/insights/news/2014/millennials...)

Sorry this upset you.
I guess hence your qualifier "whether it's likely". I'd find that even less likely than a revolution, but I have no idea what the real actual statistics are. Would be interesting to see data on coups vs resignations vs stayed in power until death or retirement.
Except for Google, Apple, and Microsoft (all of which give me good value for my money for GSuite, books, movies, gear, compute services) I am kind down on mega corporations right now.

As a result I am more inspired right now by books like A Company of One than by books like Blitzscaling. As consumers and business people I think it is in our interests to favor small local businesses. We do vote with our wallets and can have some affect on the future of business.
https://www.elizabethblog.com.ng/2019/02/ten-thugs-were-caug...
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4k demos often have some pretty impressive music, a lot of them use soft synths designed specifically for use in 4k demos like https://github.com/askeksa/Oidos
Cute, but it looks like it's trying too hard to be clever.

Are you expecting websites to show a giant pop-up menu of 2-letter country codes to users? Or are you expecting websites to hardcode one country, and reject phone numbers which don't match that pattern? And what about extensions?

For dates, most browsers support form type="date" and the like. That's going to be better than whatever you use here.

For credit cards, it's fine, because 16 decimal digits is a universal standard. For anything else, it's going to cause as many problems as it solves.
Yes, they've been censoring Nazis (and Swastikas and a whole lot of other symbols) ever since the end of WWII.

They censor blood in games, too.

The quote is from a German pastor, not a representative of the German government or its people.
Generally my weekend activities include:

* Sleep
* workout
* some computer games
* grocery shopping
* hacker news and some other forums

I read on weekends quite a bit. Currently reading Release It! Design and Deploy Production Ready Software. Outside of weekends, I really only read books during my commute in the morning.

I also wrap up laundry on weekends- bed sheets, towels, clothes.

I do cleaning my apartment on weekdays and so on weekends, everything is pretty clean generally aside from laundry. I will dust and vacuum the apartment and clean the bathroom over a couple days in the week and so it never accumulates to feeling like a big task.

I might go out shopping for clothes or books (there’s an amazon book store in walking distance) with my spouse. Occasionally we go out to eat on weekends.

The kitchen we never have to devote time for on the weekends. My spouse and I have a strict rule to never leave a dirty kitchen overnight. We cook a few times each week in quantities to last the whole week and we promptly wash cookware and dishware.
That's a great article, thanks! I'll have to read more of his stuff.
the problem is mobile keyboards.

pulling up a numeric keyboard to enter a cc number is helpful, but also lacks a space key, making it hard to viaually verify a 4-4-4-4 pattern. yes, there's luhn, but that doesnt work until you're finished (same problem with formatting post-entry, eg onblur/onchange)

for entering a date, most numeric keypads lack /.

thankfully, phone entry is mostly covered with type=tel. which is numeric + symbols, so i end up using it as a hack for some other numeric types, as suggested on SO.

i would rather just type big numbers instead of fumble with symbols or tiny keys on a full keyboard for numeric inputs.
American Express cards are 15 digits.
Suicide drones, nice, what spin! It's a cruise missile drone as championed by the US. A cheap cruise missile drone, but a cruise missile drone nonetheless. Is this a good thing? Probably not. As I can see certain Western governments giving them to "freedom fighters" to fight dictators not sympathetic to their agenda and the like. But that's the way the cookie crumbles.
I don't see it on that list, but there's apparently an implementation of Algol 60 baked into dr racket, so you need not limit yourself to lisps if you want to put in the work to do something more far-reaching.

https://docs.racket-lang.org/algol60/index.html

https://github.com/racket/algol60
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Well Yeah, that’s a good catch. The focus however is on understanding the caret package. So I would ignore that and go on.
Indeed, when I see 'lightweight' or 'simple' to describe something I'm usually expecting it to be not those things.
The reality is that it's a judgement call.

Some people have good health and boundless energy. For such people, spending more hours working can pay off -- at least, in the short run. They may actually be heading towards burnout without realizing it.

Some people don't have that kind of energy. Pushing themselves too hard actually hurts their productivity in the short term.

It can also vary over time for the same person. Maybe some weeks, they can do more, but other weeks, they really need some recharge time.

Wisdom is almost always specific to a particular set of details and is about a person having deep knowledge of that specific situation and acting on it in an informed manner. It tends to not generalize as well as we would like.
On Saturdays, I wake and get to the office by 4am, just like a regular workday. The only difference is I'll leave around 9-10 am (vs 5-6 pm M-F) when the family is awake. Let's me catch up on things I missed during the week.

Sundays I'll try to keep my mind off work but still find myself thinking of things.
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I have no idea who you are, but I like you already.
Rainbow gatherings are something you may be interested in attending..
Usually I'm trying to balance out many things, which makes it more difficult than the weekdays:

- getting more sleep
- working on my side startup
- getting some form of exercise
- reading all the things I've queued up during the week
- errands around the house
- spending time with family

The weekends, I find, are more hectic than the weekdays. There's no set schedule and it changes every weekend.
The US is a rich country with the symptoms of a rich country.
When you have a sizable underclass because the upper classes want that sort of thing, then you have these sorts of issues.
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> Some philosophical ideas seem increasingly unsustainable in the face of mounting scientific knowledge. Vitalism, for instance.

OK, but the philosophy of mathematics is a more slippery beast.

> But if you do include it, don't you have to commit arbitrarily to either AC or ¬AC?

No. You can have a theory that's consistent with either.

> Isn't this 'just' a question of knowing that the correspondence is valid?

Correspondence to what? Are those objects platonic ideals? Are they abstractions of physical reality? You can answer this question in many ways. But whichever way, this question of soundness (formal provability corresponds to semantic truth) rests on us knowing what is true.

Some philosophies of mathematics say that the question is unimportant: it doesn't matter if we get the "truth" part right, all that matters is that mathematics is a useful tool for whatever we choose to apply it to (this doesn't even mean applied mathematics; one valid "use" is intellectual amusement).
Is there some sort of a security site which rates android apps by their level of respecting privacy, something above and beyond the quality gates of the play store?
Symptoms?

That makes it sound like being a developing country is a disease.
More importantly than being the world’s reserve currency is having the debt denominated in your own currency. For instance, during the housing bubble, Icelanders took mortgages out in GBP, Eastern Europe’s took mortgages out in CHF. In these situations, you can’t just print your way out of the debt.
I think they’re trying to keep each nav item a single word.
Judging by other comments I guess you're right. I think OP was asking the wrong question. Maybe the question should be "How", not "What". I would be very much interested in how ones could improve a particular skill in their weekends, what is their strategy/schedule? How long they've been doing it?
I just searched for RO systems and found it interesting that their storage tank is made of plastic.

I wonder if drinking water stored in that plastic tank is healthier than using one of the on-faucet systems like Pur.
I had one of these at my desk at work for a while. They were different enough from the final hardware that it was a huge relief when we finally got the first real dev kits. That was also when we started to realize how many problems the lack of out of order execution on the real CPU was going to cause.
This. I've been getting up at 5 for the past few weeks. Initially I mostly wanted to be more disciplined, but I quickly realized the value in having my free hours at the beginning of the day instead of the end. Before, my energy level when programming from ~10PM-2AM would be completely dependent on how draining the day had been. The constant distractions throughout the day would also put me in a more fragmented state of mind by the evening. Now, I wake up fresh and spend my best hours reading and hacking on the things that are most important to me.

I'm still trying to figure out the right balance for socializing though, since I'm usually braindead by 9PM.
To be clear, there’s nothing wrong with curiosity. And I wonder the same thing and have similar questions myself. I just wanted to better understand the question because as stated, it’s open ended enough that it might not yield very useful answers, and it feels like there’s a larger question underneath.

If the real question is whether to relax vs be more disciplined, it’s a good question, but hard to answer. We’d have to dive a little deeper on what being “productive” means - that’s an open ended criteria that people define for themselves. Some people don’t feel productive unless they’re working, some define productivity in terms of important things does per hour of work and refuse to measure weekend productivity.

It’s all over the map. Maybe the important questions are, “what are you trying to get done this week/year/lifetime”, and “what does it all mean?” ;)
I wonder if the sound of the pipe organ can be reproduced from the harmonic plot: https://nmbx.newmusicusa.org/hearing-the-hammond-organ/figur...
Not spending time on HN.
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https://qiita.com/HareGelam/items/34cf00998d35d7aedc21

https://qiita.com/HareGelam/items/fb3768d026ae88c0471e

https://qiita.com/ShukhNai/items/8fe0113a71f736d34ae4

https://qiita.com/ShukhNai/items/30d0f32d0ebe595034c5

https://qiita.com/SukhNai02/items/0a55be1ab5f6014222c4

https://qiita.com/SukhNai02/items/e955230f577ca7f42089
If I wrap it in a function, mypy doesn't throw an error. I'm not sure if mypy has a function to lint such code without executing it.
I tend to work Saturday morning for a few hours on something I find interesting work or otherwise and then do housework and get ready for the next week. Saturday nights I might go out with friends. Sundays I try to see family or friends for brunch and then relax and cook
If we reversed the question, would the thread get any replies?
> Young people DO love cities.

I don’t and I’m <30.

> They ARE full of divesity and energy

So is the town I live in.

> how are single-family homes and strip malls going to provide startup jobs?

Have you visited Boulder? They make it work.

> if you live in a city and don’t have to drive much or don’t have to drive as far, mathematically you’re using less fossil fuels.

Yes.

> Suburban sprawl is an objective contributor to greenhouse gas emissions because you have to drive everywhere.

But I don’t care enough to change my lifestyle until everyone else does first.

You’re kind of proving my point. The point of my previous post is that the HN echo chamber believes that everyone agrees on these subjects. Tons of people do not agree. You won’t gain any favor by painting large landscapes with sweeping generalizations of what people think.
I wouldn't call myself productive, but I take a great pleasure in Security bounty hunting. My day to day work doesn't leave me a lot of freedom to spend a few hours focused in something.
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Scale.

Your local suicide prevention feedback loop really only encompasses your community, and revamping that system is left up to the people most affected by it. (The community)

Facebook/Google et al are everywhere, and are increasingly becoming everyone's problem. Google in particular has become so unreliable in terms of finding what I'm actually looking for without an overly specific query because it just has to push Google's idea of what they think I want, rather than what I want.

Honestly, I'm almost to the point of starting to figure out how to write and provision the infrastructure for web crawling and search indexing just because I find I simply cannot rely on other search engines to give me a true representation of the web anymore.
So how do people defend this one:

>>> [][0]
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
IndexError: list index out of range
>>>
>>> [][0] : "bug"
>>>
Governments are not subject to capitalism this is exactly the reason we need smaller governments so the damage they can do to society is also smaller.
Numbers aren't the problem per se. We don't tend to have great numbers for matters of the human heart. We can count the number of steps we took in the last day, but how do we count the wellbeing we imparted on those around us?
>They can’t teleport through solid material. If the interior of your home is sealed, they cannot get in.

Bold statement, You know that rats can chew through cement and pretty much anything else?
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You can actually add more than one number so he could have added a family members or friends number. He might also be able to use the recovery procedure from this link to regain access after a waiting period:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204921
Nothing lasts forever. Eventually the heat death of the universe will come for humanity, no matter how many solar systems you imagine we might colonize.
Family time. Getting ideas for blog topics, write up a few pointers and .. Working out. Catching up with friends. If you are doing Forex, then spend a couple of hours analyzing last weeks' results and begin charting for the next. Read the news. Catch a movie. Listen to a full album. Do the groceries shopping for the week (while listening to that full album).

If I am not currently reading a book, I go through my phone's photos and pick my next read (evertime I walk into a Waterstones I take photos of the books' covers I find interesting.

Edit/addition: I email myself articles I want to read, chores I need to do, brainfarts I want to explore, and these must either be done, or take a place in my calendar, or (my favourite) be deleted :)
The first thing I do is a list of the things I want to. The list could have anything from chores like cleaning and laundry, to reading or playing games, alone time sometimes makes the list too as does work and/or hobby projects I want to spend time on, etc. I sort it and I try to work through it.
Or maybe the general principle that if you make the wrong choices often enough, eventually you might find you've lost the opportunity to choose at all.
It's a clickbait headline. The article is a meaty (for a webzine) history story, and the headline is to trick people into reading something unsexy.
What are your / your family's sleep schedules? What stimulants (coffee, etc.) do you take?
Yes, orange is the new black.
It doesn’t have to be log scale, but you should use cumulative returns, ie add 1 to each number and calculate a cumulative product.
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Sleep in, take the kids to their activities, play music, take care of the house, ride my bike, tinker with bikes in the garage.

Saturday is Pizza Night -- homemade of course.

A few hours on Sunday to take care of the side business.

Sometimes I think about something that requires a little bit of peace and quiet away from the office.