skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm sorry but blaming the tools for that HTML encoded mess you've got there is just wrong.

Pass the values from the parent component.
If you for some reason can not use docker and don't want to pollute your system globally with cpan packages, you can use a locallib install instead. CentOS example:

sudo yum -y install postgresql-devel
sudo useradd -d /home/pgsqltun -m -s /bin/bash -c"pgsql tuner user" psqltun
sudo su - psqltun
wget -O- https://cpanmin.us | perl - -l $HOME/perl5 App::cpanminus local::lib
echo 'eval `perl -I $HOME/perl5/lib/perl5 -Mlocal::lib`' >> $HOME/.bash_profile
echo 'export MANPATH=$HOME/perl5/man:$MANPATH' >> $HOME/.bash_profile
. .bash_profile
cpanm DBD::Pg
<install postgresqltuner.pl>
That's the end of out current economical system for sure. It relies on constant growth and ever increasing production/consumption.

Everything else is considered a failure.
Actual link for the product.

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/autonomous-machines/embedded-sy...
There doesn't have to be a "conspiracy" when the incentives of several powerful institutions with a lot of real estate property (banks, Church, big families with relatives in the Town Hall, regional and national parliament) align like that.
I have visited over 80 Bulgarian towns and villages in my campervan over the last 6 years and have never seen anything what you are describing.

Sure, lots of empty towns, plenty of poverty and old people but did ever feel fear or see any violence, not once.

BTW, I'm just a random friendly Canadian who talks with everyone.
Doesn't China buy up a lot of US / EU plastic waste via recycling programmes? Are these numbers offset because once China buys the waste, they simply dump it? Are we knowingly selling our plastic waste to a state that will miss-manage it? I know China lately has stopped buying plastic waste from states.
Fill their coffers by fining tech corporations.
Apple's Updated iPad Air and Mini Support ESIMs
Just started the first one. Fascinating. Thanks for the recommendation.

https://www.gimletmedia.com/reply-all/long-distance

https://www.gimletmedia.com/reply-all/103-long-distance-part...
> This is such a mainstream statement that it seems to me entirely reasonable to omit a source

Only in circles where alternative medicine is practiced, health-advice taken from unscholared internet-blogs and science is generally shunned.

This very extreme claim certainly needs a source to have any sort of credibility.
But that's two sides of the same coin, individualism.

Even if we lived 120 years in average, do you think the game would change a lot, I don't. I don't see drastic changes in young people today, yet they'll most likely be alive in 60-70 years. And for argument's sake, even if it does we still end up with much more people living on the same resource limited planet at the same time.

You can already bump your life expectancy (and end life quality) quite a lot by eating health, exercising, quitting drinking/smoking. Most people don't do it because it's too much effort and "that's not life", again individualism/short sightedness.

We need a cure for laziness / individualism, then, maybe, we can start talking considering longevity.
Besides what everyone is commenting on, this is how Amiga, Atari ST and most console games used to be done.
Hydro comes under major cyber attack
You did a solid job outlining the 2 oppposing sides between heuristics and biases (H&B) and Recognition-primed decision making (RPD) in the blog article you authored and linked to.

I’d like to invert your key takeaway by looking at it a bit differently by framing it in terms of the environment being observed rather than in terms of the expert’s performance.

I’m reminded of this Murray Gell-Mann quote: “Imagine how hard physics would be if electrons could think" which I came across while reading an Economics piece. The writer used the quote to illustrate how much harder Economics as a field is, relative to a field like Physics. I agree with that characterization because, in general, electrons and by extension inanimate objects are not susceptible to behavior change from external stimuli, but humans are. Which is why expertise can be considered reliable when the environment consists of inanimate entities (e.g. astronomers, accountants) or animate but motiveless entities (e.g. livestock judges, grain inspectors).

How reliable an expert performs in an environment largely depends on the level of autonomy enjoyed by the entities that constitute the environment under observation. An expert’s ability to reliably understand an environment correlates inversely with the number of entities that enjoy autonomy in that environment, because it is infeasible to model a real-world environment in your head. What experts do is to mentally model a tiny slice of reality from which to draw inferences from.

Humans are entities that can think and act independently before, during and after an expert has been asked to intervene, which is why Doctors, Nurses and Auditors appear in both columns of reliable and unreliable performance for experts.

(PS: I encountered 2 occurrences of the typo: “Marlie Chunger“)

EDIT: reworded my comment significantly to make my point more clear.
Maybe but example 2 above was a case of state increasing in authority, and 3 might be for an I know but the post doesn't make it clear.
> 3) type operator (@) returns symbols (`i, `j) for ints and longs etc, was returning shorts before. Interesting how do we distinguish arrays/scalars now.

Upper/lower case:

@1
`i
@1 2
`I
@`a
`n
@`a`b
`N
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Google wants Tasks to handle all your reminders
I was really hoping that Theranos was going to take on the blood testing duopoly of Quest and Labcorp that charge outrageously high fees for all their blood tests and finally disrupt this area of health care and significantly lower costs for patients. It's a real tragedy that Theranos turned out to be a total fraud and not only trashed the reputation of Silicon Valley and startups but also will make it harder for entrepreneurs to get funding especially women founders which is a real shame.
That's flat out wrong. As a Rails developer, I have a weekly stream of recruiters trying to get my attention.
Speaking as someone who does lot of vendor evals and purchases, I would see it as a structural red flag if I see prices go up as usage goes up (for a given set of features).

Different feature slabs (basic, advanced, enterprise etc) can be priced differently.

At any given feature slab, usual expectation is that after a certain scale, additional usage will be billed close to cost. The premium you extracted at lower end of the usage slab should cover your R&D costs, other overheads and your profits.
If you care to up-sell the higher feature slabs, then you can offer a time-limited discount or trial while making it amply clear that this is a one-time discount etc. to facilitate trial.

Having a cost+ model internally and looking at your customer mix and competition in the market will help you price each feature x usage slab appropriately.

Remember that customers expect prices to always go down over a period of time (due to lowered hardware costs, better automation, depreciated/amortised overheads etc). So, it is better to start high and go low than try to do the other way.
There will be no thousand year journies. You’d be overtaken by the generation after which left in faster ships and arrived in half the time. Make the trip in a few decades or don’t bother making it at all.
Commercial fishing is a lot less important than commercial hunting was 200 years ago. The sea is bigger, and the industry can switch to new species when one gets depleted (eg cod, salmon and tuna were once far more abundant) but the problems are still the problems. A fishery, like a bison herd, cannot handle the might of a modern industry.

Quota systems and controls keep fisheries from immediately collapsing, but there is a real difference between "won't collapse in 3 seasons" and "sustainabe over generations." The wider ecosystem effects are not really known. Big ocean, millions of species, lots of side effects.. bycatch, pollution. There are species we don't know exist going extinct, almost certainly, because of commercial fishing.

Commercial fishing is something we need to grow out of. On land, hunting is rarely a conservation issue today. Habitat is the problem. In the ocean, there is no reason (besides fishing) why we can't have mostly undisturbed ecosystems.

Agriculture replaced market hunting. Sustainable agriculture can replace market fishing. It's the responsible choice to make as a society.
I have the privilege of working from home and always wondered why I would feel like death when visiting the office. I strongly suspect this is the answer.
EU businesses sign open letter against Copyright directive Art. 11 and 13\
Originally it was built to manage SQL server instances on Azure.
Would love to see that top 20 list of past generations as well.
Alas, I'm married to a Chinese woman, and not Graydon Hoare :-)
That's possible. I admit I haven't been keeping up, and my knowledge of squatting stems mostly from the 1990s, when I was a student.

I still think it's a very pragmatic way to fight real estate speculation. But my impression is that Amsterdam doesn't have a big problem with buildings sitting empty, so if squatting is illegal again, I guess they've found a different way to prevent it? I have no idea what that is, though.
My inability to focus without a lunchtime walk might be good for me. I’m probably the most frequent coffee breaker too. Usually my body feels too awkward and I have to move.
I had good experience with ramnode [1]. Around 10$/month you can get a vps which has enough power to do work on.

[1] https://www.ramnode.com/vps.php
You're posting this in a thread which commemorates a deceased person who seems to have been the exact opposite of everything you write about. He was gunned down while practicing his religion. Yet we're supposed to believe that his religion is the problem here.
Never seen that logo before. For some reason they set the numbers in Roboto but “TC” in something Avenir like. [EDIT: It’s probably Neutra Text, which the JS logo uses]

It looks bonkers, and not in a good way.
> Although in this case they will not be fining anybody, since governments are exempt from GPPR.

That depends on how the GDPR is implemented within the country. E.g. above is factual for Belgium, but _not_ factual for The Netherlands. "Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens" has been notifying everyone to comply, government website or not. It's a steep learning curve though, there's also an multi-year effort to have government websites make use of TLS/certificates.

Edit: A reference: https://www.rijksoverheid.nl/onderwerpen/privacy-en-persoons...:
"Sinds 25 mei 2018 moeten overheden, bedrijfsleven en verenigingen voldoen aan de Algemene Verordening Gegevensbescherming (AVG)."

meaning:
"Since 25 May 2018, governments, businesses and associations must comply with the General Data Protection Regulation (AVG)."

Overheid.nl is the official government site.
PiHole. The easiest and most rewarding project I've ever put together.

Super easy to setup and incredibly effective.

Don't forget to donate a couple of bucks to the developers.
Also PHP benefited from Facebook's work and the commmunity actually cared about performance. Zend exists since the early days, now there there is the JIT migration going on.

On the other hand JRuby doesn't seem to be having that much adoption, and the new pseudo-JIT via C compilation doesn't seem to be the best way to improve it.
I also have recently acquired an Alcatel goflip- mostly to minimize distractions (I am a student - need time to study). It does what I need. It allows me to have time without a swiss army knife of distractions (including things we ought not look at) and still lets me make a call or pull up directions. Go ahead, free yourself.
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Just make it self driving and roadworthy, with a hardened shell to double as a residence and 180 degree tilt to go flat as a bed, and now you can live in SF rent free and never leave the chair.
The main point of anti-aging is not to keep people around longer, but to keep them healthy since they're going to be around for quite a while anyway. Lifespan increase is a possibility, but might also turn out to be quite hard; health-span increase is the real low-hanging fruit of anti-aging research.
I am 100% for a (more) healthy life. I have no interest in 'extending my lifespan' except for the 'few' extra years that the healthy life might bring.
I'd guess something like 'ze final zolution'. With the second z a lot less pronounced than the first. Mostly the pronunciation of 'the' by Germans is easy to notice.
Tons of Rails FanBoi's here! I use to be one of them.
The historical minimum seems to check out, only 1.52% of houses are empty (13k compared to 80k in 2011): https://www.20minutos.es/noticia/3299445/0/barcelona-detecta...

Also, less than 500 in 237657 were illegal touristic lodgings, so it seems Airbnb and such can't be blamed either.
Everyone thinks that the time they are living in is the most important, stressful, crucial ever. At least those who haven't gone through a war or disaster thinks this way.
The second point will only address the vendors that are actually interested in federation, not the ones that want to close down their silo. XMPP fifteen years ago is a prime example.

Regarding the first point, I'm not sure it will be ever possible to pull this off. The proprietary IM silos are many orders of magnitude larger than IRC, XMPP and Matrix taken together. You are doing a good job with promoting Matrix to nerds, and there will be _some_ value in being able to directly contact the French government (provided that they will allow federation from the public network, which I have a hard time imagining).

I think the only viable route today is to push for legislation (e.g. in the EU, in the context of ePrivacy / GDPR) that will force silo providers to open up their silos and to offer interop by means of standardized protocols. But even in this improbable case they will probably rather create their own rubber-stamped standards (remember Office Open XML) than follow what is already out there.
4.5 million Jains in India would be happy to discuss this issue, just for starters. The world is full of healthy vegans and vegetarians.
Good on you for rationalizing that choice for yourself.
"The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death."

Well, maybe not the last one, but still an important one. Nick Bostrom has a great story describing the underlying philosophy in the fight against aging:

https://nickbostrom.com/fable/dragon.html

And here it is in video form as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZYNADOHhVY
Is this for PHP programmers? Laravel?
> When compared against native applications, not at all

I disagree. Compared to Visual Studio, for example, VS Coe flies.

I realise they have very different feature sets though, so it might not be the best comparison - but I even switched from a native Windows text editor (Notepad2) to VS Code because startup time is almost as fast as Notepad2, and in-use it's just as performant (sometimes moreso, such as regex on a large file) but with far more features. And it's cross-platform, so I can use the same VS Code I'm used to on Windows and my MBP.
Not sure about the Netherlands, but from other places I know, if the empty building was dirty and falling apart, with broken windows and such, with junkies and other such people frequenting it, and the squatters painting it, made repairs, started doing community stuff (from soup kitchens to concerts), allowing some homeless/poor people to stay in, and so on, I'd qualify it as improvement over an idle building sitting there...
If anyone is interested in tracking progress of clinical trials for age related diseases, there's this roadmap: https://www.lifespan.io/the-rejuvenation-roadmap/
I don't, but I can qualify it. Some squatters run neighbourhood projects or cultural projects of some sort, workshops, art-related stuff, community center, information meetings, that kind of thing.
The fact is human beings are both rational and emotional beings. It's even possible for someone to 'rationally' know that it's bunk, but still receive and appreciate emotional benefits from something like that. It’s funny how people can profess they believe something, but persist in acting as though they don’t.
The reason is that HTTP/2 will be short-lived. Most of its potential (protocol multiplexing, mainly) is wasted because it still runs over TCP/IP. HTTP/3 will correct that with QUIC. I think we can except HTTP/3 to really see widespread adoption.
HTTP/1.1 will remain ubiquitous though because there's a gazillion box that only speaks that.
Javascript is the first language which targets the DOM. Great first step ! The future of Javascript, i think, will target all platforms. Consider it as a meta language to compile to native platforms is one way for the adoption of JS itself.
> It's too catered to the devs.

Who love getting an error back when shipping code because some things are possible on Stripe test server but blocked in production.
Wow I never thought I'd see someone suggesting listening to Aubrey at 1.5x speed. I have trouble following at normal x.

The longevity field might be seeing an EV tipping point moment. Nobody cared until everyone spins.
> Use a NIO network lib based on epoll (kqueue under MacOS/FreeBSD) to provide high-concurrency, high-performance network IO

What is "NIO" here? I am familiar with NIO as New Input-Output from Java, which was the extension of the standard library to cover asynchronous I/O. Is the author using "NIO" to mean asynchronous IO? Their use of '"JSP-like" CSP file' elsewhere hints at a Java background.
Yawn ... This is the resveratrol guy again. Media hound.
Ugh not this again. This isn’t news. Cholesterol levels are largely genetic not dietary. The vast, vast majority of cholesterol in your body is synthesized by your body.

There are far more interesting papers linking the health effects associated with cholesterol to its role in virus lifecycle. The levels aren’t relevant so much as what’s happening in association therewith.

Dietary studies are largely worthless IMO due to confounding factors.
> From slow WiFi to broken phone screens to zero “likes” on social media, everyday stressors are causing young adults to have struggles falling asleep 138 nights each year, researchers say.

I'm sorry, but I'm not reading past that lead.
Even if the main story text goes past that, this attitude of belittlement shows how little respect the author shows towards me, the 1% percent of people that click past the headline.

Not global warming? Not the "bullshit jobs" crisis? Not the academic crisis of worthless degrees?

No, it must be the fact that my Instagram posts only get 13 likes.

Thanks, but no thanks.
Haha, I can't believe there actually is a video for this. I'm from Estonia and it seemed like a a standard skill among 18+ year olds here in the early 2000s. You had to try beer, and you had to try opening the bottle with a 3310.

I suppose I should say "timeless Finnish design" now. :)
Have you considered plotly [1] as an alternative to matplotlib?

It is mostly known for online plots but it has a free offline API that can export plots to eps/pfd/png/etc.

Parts of their libraries are aimed for interactive plots but imo the basic plots look even better than those of seaborn.

[1] https://plot.ly/python/
> legislation and law enforcement exists to modify incentives in cases where altruism, self-interest and a sense of social responsibility are insufficient to keep order.

Here's an argument I've read many times.

Within a few decades technological advances might bring us to a point where a handful of people can cause truly extraordinary destruction. Modern law enforcement and intelligence is not designed to deal with damage capabilities on that scale. If we want the society to remain free of overwhelming surveillance, we must hope that another mechanism will emerge to counter that risk.

What do you think such a "social preservation" mechanism might look like?
The standardized way of defining what a universal quantum computer is through the DiVicenzo criteria [1].

Quantum annealing is a bridge until we have universal QC, it’s a fairly decent one for optimization problems where the solution set is discrete. I personally think D-wave is a good place to start to wrap ones’ mind around QC and superposition states. IBM Q is great, too.

In many ways, I prefer IBM Q if you are getting into QC for the long haul because many QC concepts such as CNOT, Z, X, Hadamard gates, interaction between quantum registers and classic registers are explicit. D-wave’s API hides quite a bit of what QC is all about, and you have to fit your problem (it has to be adiabatic in nature) into their system. I find this to be rather confusing in the long run.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DiVincenzo%27s_criteria
I saw this last year -

://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-46459714

Claims that on average it's about 20% worse than farmed fish, and about 1/6 of the impact of beef.

I've not read the study to back it, but the article doesn't differentiate between sources of poultry. The environmental impact of factory farmed vs organic free range corn fed chicken may be vastly different
He's involved with Angellist and a few cryptocurrencies.

Don't get me wrong I think the guy has some amazing insights and is worth listening to, yet simultaneously pretending that being a VC middleman with all this money sloshing around makes one a genius and involved no luck is silly.

You can make repeatedly bad investment decisions in the last decade and still be up a few hundred percent.

Take a dim view of people who consider that to be skill, we are in an unprecedented time with regards to money creation and certain asset prices reflect that.
I didn't say facts didn't happen. I said the stories we make of them are optional.

I assume I know the same facts as you, and I choose a different interpretation. But maybe that's not true, maybe the facts you and I know are different.

If you read the entire book, I think you'll know why I say Islam is part of the West, not versus it.
There is a theory that some math problems are not solved because people who are solving them have to few time to think on them.

Other theory states that 100 years war between France and England lasted so long because there were left 0 leaders older than 30+ years old and these guys were not good at negotiation.
> There's analytics code in there. This is terrible

Sorry, this is another point I disagree with. As a developer I can appreciate the need to understand how an application is used, and to get diagnostic data when things go wrong. What is terrible is when you can't opt-out of telemetry, and when what is sent is completely opaque - that's not the case here.