skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Similar issue, but I worked around it by setting up one of those find-your-phone apps and whitelisted my number. Now I can just text her the secret code and it makes her phone ring loudly even when it's on silent.
Sure, but the premise of this study was that there are real, measurable effects of microdosing that are too subtle to be self-reported.

So it's worth following up if this study's finding is a lasting effect too, actually I almost think it'd be irresponsible not to.
What a very sad story that regular people have to live in these conditions in the richest country in the world.

What has gone so wrong?
Only 2/5 of these seem to fit the "social media" category. What they all seem to have in common relevant to this thread is excessive data harvesting from their consumers.
Thanks sonnyblarney, BTW, for taking the time to write a thoughtful response. There's too many anonymous downvote cowards on HN who won't take the time to dispute facts or arguments.
Ehh - I've had QC20s for 5+ years and The TaoTronics you suggested for 1+ year. I would disagree that they're on par.

The QC20s have way better noise cancellation and the frequency response on them (and most Bose products) is more pleasant to my ear as Bose tends to sound better at the lower frequencies.

Yes, the QC20s are 5x the cost - but in this case you get what you pay for.
Imagine an operating system where instead of making this tool, people stopped including billions of third party libraries.
> You may not like the tone, but surely you can muster the courage to set aside your personal taste with regard to something so important?

You sound exactly like a Jehovah's witness or a Mormon missionary.
The one time I really want to override something in a Phoenix app was deleting a response header bolted on by Cowboy (I think it was the server header). I couldn't find a work around, so I did something lame like intercept the formatted response and modify it. Some flexibility in that area would have been nice, but it was a pretty niche corner case on a not too important app, so a time crunch hack was my best option.
Anticholinergic Drug Exposure and the Risk of Dementia
You might be surprised how good Rust is ops-wise. Unit testing sipport comes out of the box, and it's hard to beat a static binary for deployment (compile times are a pain for CI though).

Rwgarding C#, that language and core tooling is indeed pretty nice. But I was surprised to find the library ecosystem quite lacking in some places. Basic things like JSON (de)serialization seemed pretty clunky, and the long tail of libraries I expect coming from the JS/PHP ecosystems seemed to be pretty non-existent.
I previously used mine to drive my synchronised Christmas light display. It worked great one year, then for some reason the next year, retrieving the playback position of an audio file in Java was taking nearly a second (previously it was practically instant).

I never figured that out, so I bought a second-hand Mac Mini to power the display instead.
>How do you not sacrifice initial load speed if on initial load you need to load extra Javascript?

Add the "defer" attribute to the script tag. This will cause the script to be ran after initial page load, and nothing will be waiting on it. This (along with NoScript, browsers that don't fully implement JS, etc.) is the reason for including anchor link fallbacks in the initial HTML payload. If the user clicks a link before the script is ran, the site behaves acceptably.

>How is subsequent speed increased? In case of static pages everything but content is already cached.

Let's say a user is browsing a blog they've never been to before, going between posts. There's a blogroll on the side of the layout that doesn't change between posts. Every time the browser requests a new static page it has to request this blogroll (as well as everything else) and render it all over again. Any images, scripts, and stylesheets used between pages will be cached, but the browser won't know which bit of text was for the blogroll versus the content; there's no real distinction in the DOM. Even for the elements that are cached, they'll be rendered all over again. The request time is practically nothing (just a cache check), but it's more time consuming to have the DOM render a cached image than it is to do nothing to an image that is already rendered and sitting in front of the user. Changing less is is less expensive than changing more, in terms of render time.
This ruling by the 5th Circuit, which is controversial itself, has nothing to do with James O’Keefe or Project Veritas. O’Keefe’s attempt at smearing Planned Parenthood took place much earlier and was thoroughly discredited. The videos referenced in this case, by the “Center for Medical Progress”, have also been called into question, and a single victory in a circuit court appeal does not make them factual.
Can't you build sqlite statically with musl?
https://www.falstad.com/circuit/ i prefer this one for analog circuits (and digital, too) it nicely visualises current and potential and has a lot of components and examples.
You can spend your money how you like, but you should know that white label products are literally generic products with somebody else's label on them. In fact, the same generic product will often be sold under a number of different labels in some cases. In other cases the same label will have products from entirely different manufacturers. White Label brands tell you nothing about the product.
They've improved a LOT from what I tried several years ago... but yea, in no way are they even remotely audiophile/enthusiast-friendly.

That said, I'd seriously consider them in some settings, e.g. while biking. Being able to hear your surroundings can be important.
How is excess carbon in the atmosphere a free market opportunity in any meaningful sense?
The thing is that those headphones are the opposite of noise cancelling (because it is open). But that's the whole point - I want to be aware more of my surroundings than my music, especially when you're in a public space. If you care about the sound quality, I wouldn't recommend it.

For the same reason I'm generally hesitant to use a VR headset, as it almost completely blocks your senses. Total immersion is unnecessary to me.
> I'm seriously considering moving to Texas because of debtor laws - any health incident can cause one to accumulate a large amount of "debt" in a hurry, and being able to tell creditors to pound sand gives a hell of a lot of peace of mind.

Can you elaborate on this? What is so favorable about Texas law specifically as far as debtors are concerned?
I beg your pardon.

Under President Trump, minorities have had much lower unemployment, rising wages, and beneficial prison reform.

President Trump's approval rating among African Americans and Hispanics has risen, not fallen, since he took office.

His approval rating exceeds that of squeeky-clean Mitt Romney and others.

Isn't it time to stop the false propaganda? It's ok to be a Trump supporter. Democrats can be racist. The truth is in the middle. Stop political smearing.
> There was even a paper released after the election showing that Google favored Clinton over Trump in about +20% of the searches.

Could you possibly link this? It would be highly appreciated. The issue that most of these comments are usually coming from right-wing conpriacy theorists like Alex Jones etc. This means that although, the comment might actually be true, but the reputation that they have built up leads to it being instantly denied.

I would love to read the paper and see how they found that out. Whether its the algorithm favoring Clinton or is it simply the case of their being more results favoring Clinton.
* I made a Raspberry Pi Zero W version of this baby monitor (https://kamranicus.com/guides/raspberry-pi-3-baby-monitor)

* I am using a Raspberry Pi Zero W + Arduino Pro Mini, with a GPS, Sensors, Camera and Radio for a High Altitude Balloon (HAB) project (https://bitbucket.org/ccapo/habpi/src/master), launch pending. A friend is also launching a similar project (https://bitbucket.org/peterkingsbury/neopi/src/master/)

* I am using a Raspberry Pi 3 for RetroPie

* I have a Raspberry Pi 3+ for development purposes, mainly the HAB project since developing on a Raspberry Pi Zero is quite slow
So the company basically went out of business. Sounds about right to me. What more could you possibly ask for?
The hn thread is https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20269756
C does, until you start making things multithreaded, at which point you either start defensively copying things, or dev times slows massively due to having to maintain complex locking invariants in your head.
It's really inconvenient to be the guy that has to tell 1000 partiers to turn down the music. If the rest of the neighborhood actually came together and told the guy how much support he has, he would be more confident and be able to make change happen - make the music stop. In our age of 15 minutes for any topic - the support just doesn't really exist.

For me personally nothing sums up our collective lack of accomplishing anything moreso than Kony 2012 [1].

So when it comes to affecting change that goes against the grain, I'm just not really all that surprised anymore.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kony_2012
> Any exchange of value based on trust is exploitable

I was thinking "money screws things up" and its corollary "free screws things up", then read your comment. It gets to the root of things.

With trust, trade is unlimited, so I wonder how to architect things to stand up to the problems we have.
> Also riddle this: The US spent about 2% of gdp to send a dozen men to the moon. And the sky didn't fall in either.

The sky fell in on the Soviet Union. The main difference was the Marshall plan and the fact that the US was financing the rebuilding of Europe
Do you work for Verizon's NOC or Network Engineering department then? You have inside knowledge that it was negligence? Because I provided a specific scenario where it would not be "gross negligence."
I'm in a college club that uses Pis to run football playing robots. The Pi basically translates instructions from a Bluetooth PS4 controller into commands for a motor driver.
We currently 4 college clubs in the league and we play a couple of scrimmages and a championship every year. The robots take big hits in the games(these bots can go faster than we can run) and we've found the Arduino to be the most durable and reliable platform as well as being the most customizable.
Here is our club Website: https://www3.nd.edu/~rfc/
Here is a little video about the club: https://www.greatbigstory.com/stories/nbc-sports-intramural-...
I really don't care much for IEMs. Cord noise, uncomfortable after an hour or so (even with quality memory foam tips), and actually a little too isolating IMO.
The main difference is in the way it makes espresso.

Traditionally espresso is extracted with high pressure (9 bar) water. That pressure is build on top of the coffee. When the water passes the coffee and its pressure drops it foams up. This foam is the only way most people can tell they've got an espresso and not some other coffee drink.

To be able to build up 9 bar of pressure the coffee has to be fairly fine ground and, most importantly, fresh. Most people do not want to bother with grinding coffee and buy pre-ground. Pre-ground coffee cannot build enough resistance to create any significant foam. So the appliance-level machines, targeted for pre-ground coffee, come with a valve in the portafilter after the coffee. That valve creates espresso-like foam in the resulting drink, which is not much different from a regularly brewed coffee otherwise. Using these machines with a fresh grind is also problematic - they usually miss overpressure valve before coffee and sport a standard 15-20 bar vibro pump. This results in pressure building up way above 9 bar and fracturing the coffee layer, directing all water through narrow channels and missing most of the grounds.

tl;dr it's pretty hard to make proper espresso with a Delonghi.
Anything pitched by bullshit "tech" companies is going to be bad for you.

How is it that it's taken this long for people to realize these fucking ear buds are bad for you?

Who thought, "Oh hey, let's shove a speaker directly into peoples ears so they can hear music louder than otherwise possible and they'll love us for it."

Jesus, leave it to the HN microcosm to pick up on something only after the "experts" published a bullshit article. lol
Have you tried Comply tips? https://www.complyfoam.com/ (or any foam tip really) They're at practically every audio store, pretty easy and cheap to try. Personally I love them, and can't stand rubber tips.
Parsing Nested JSON Records in Python
Great, except for the part where SGX is completely broken:

https://www.usenix.org/conference/usenixsecurity18/presentat...
Tree Language Grammar Sandbox
Watch out, wealthy stockholders.
Merely out of personal interest. It is interesting interacting with the modem more directly.
> I'd like to see what a self-sustaining youtube alternative looks like.

Could one even exist while Youtube does?
Maybe I missed something, but when was the internet ever high-trust?

I feel like since it's inception savvy users always applied a healthy amount of skepticism and made thier own choice whether or not they believed something "on the internet". This included both facts on websites and conversing with other humans on chat.
Besides speed, what are the advantages of Elixir/Phoenix that a lot of fintech startups use them instead of Ruby/Rails?
Re GC, it is most definitely not being removed. Dependance on it is being reduced (with @nogc) and if you don't allocate from it, it will never trigger.

It was recently made multithreaded for the mark phase (sweep is still single threaded), which for large heap small garbage has made it significantly faster.

There are also fork-based GC's available for linux where the mark and sweep are done by a separate process.

The GC is stop the world so if you care about latency the default is not so great, but there are plenty of groups using D for hard realtime systems with either no use of the GC or the fork based one. Speed wise the default is not too bad.
> behave however they like and we all simply have to deal with it

So basically what Verizon did by looking at BCP194 and saying “nah, too much bother”??
But then again, anything to the negative in a way that isn't "kosher" with HN's fucked up overly privileged sensibilities is going to be downvoted lol.

WITHIN 1 minute lol.

How about one of you dipshits run an algo on how long it takes for non-positive comments to be downvoted and see if it's even possible based on the user base.
I was born at 5.5 months weighing just shy of 1.8 pounds. I was in a “toaster”, as my dad has put it, for many months. This is in New York.

My parents had no insurance and never paid the hospital anywhere close to the amount. But this was 1977 so cheaper than your bill.

Can HN help out? If you set up a GoFundMe account I will donate or I can send you a gift card to a grocery store of your choice.

Congratulations on your babies and time will fix the financial concerns. For now your babies are the most important thing.
That first link was to the v3 docs. Here it is again for your convenience: https://svelte.dev/docs#svelte_compile
Or maybe we can just pass a law saying everyone deserves access to healthcare and have a single payer system to avoid this bullshit
I guess the gripe is with the let's encrypt monopoly? I am still hoping acme gets implemented by other providers.
As far as which machine to get, I ended up choosing the Rocket R58 v2 ~5 years ago and have been very happy with it. It checks all the boxes: double boiler, E61 group head, timeless/classic appearance, PID, fits under normal residential kitchen cabinets, etc. I'm satisfied with my current grinder, a Baratza Sette 270Wi, but I do occasionally consider upgrading to a Monolith.
Is the opposite of what? Wrong variable was asking for a laptop without compute part to which they could strap a Pi. That’s exactly what the Nexdock is at least.
A CDO! Guess we never learn :)
People hate ads, people hate paywalls. We've really got to just choose one and accept it.
Sure, but over-ear headphones and in-ear earbuds start far, far lower than that. Like, "$12 and available at any Walmart" style "far lower".

edit: heck, they go down to $5, though I'll definitely grant that in-ear ones were not very common until a few years ago. now they're absolutely everywhere: https://www.walmart.com/ip/In-Ear-Earphones-Wired-Earbuds-No...
Good souls. I took the time to setup a highly accurate stratum-1 not server only to find my ISP permanently blocks udp 123.
Companies don't care what it is called. People are hired to do jobs.

'AI' is just math + programming. Don't overthink it.
Yes. Typically there’s a business associate HIPAA agreement that outlines use. SOC 2’s start at $35,000 with a month of an engineering time and 99.9% of insurance agencies don’t have one. Getting it done is the long term plan.
Did you take chemistry or just pretend based on popular sentiment?

Then, what's everything around you made of? What's that nano-tube stuff made of??

Oh, well then, stfu and start realizing chemistry isn't definite outside of fear based political mongering.
I want to do linear algebra on this data

https://efficiencyiseverything.com/food-nutrition-per-dollar...

EDIT: Direct link to the data https://efficiencyiseverything.com/data/Nutrition%20Per%20Do...
3rd party services offer this for sure
- https://www.cloudhealthtech.com/
- https://cloudcheckr.com/

And several others.
No way does the phone know how loud the transducers you hook up to it are.

Maybe for airpods and earpods, but not anything else hooked up via the dongle.
I didn't fiddle with it for quite a while, since I was bored of updating and using old code, so I removed it from the chain, but a few years ago I ran it as an ad-filtering, transparent proxy in my LAN. Very nice (for a tiny network) !
Facebook fails to kill class-action lawsuit over data breach
Of course there is https://www.ec2instances.info/ or if you are into Azure then https://azureprice.net/
Apple doubles down on Seattle with plans to employ 2k people
Return on capital employed
It doesn't really seem fair that a company can return profits to its shareholders for many years while being environmentally negligent, then once it actually has to respond to environmental issues, it can just goes out of business. One, those profits are basically ill-gotten gains, and two, you are encouraging this kind of behavior by letting the people who received the profits keep them.

I'm not sure how to implement this, especially in a way that's fair, but if the company is unable to cover the environmental damage itself I think those profits out to be paying for the damage before taxpayers.
I used an ESP8266 and not the Pi for this, but a really really great m/c project is a wireless fan controller for a smoker or kamado (big green egg-style) grill.

I made mine from scratch as an learning exercise, but here’s a similar project using the Pi:
https://github.com/michmike/Raspberry-PI-Q
It’s

We use it to make, for example, this recipe (with some modifications of our own) on a regular basis with a minimum of effort, and it is one of the most breathtakingly delicious things I’ve ever tasted, let alone cooked myself. We follow his instructions but hold to 180-190 deg until the meat reaches about 138, basting a few times with a honey+whiskey+thyme glaze; also be sure to use a fatty salmon, like (in my experience) farmed atlantic, not sockeye.

https://youtu.be/1zT8QBMEML8
You are spot on with this concept. I’ve spoke to a few people in the midsize markets and yes this will work. Think marketplace - content sellers and content buyers (newsrooms). Seed the market by making it categorical, based on the size and shape of the regions.
This was commented before, but this is what you need to watch out for: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_financial_transactio...

This things don't and won't work.
I think that's a reasonable recommendation if you're deploying Postgres in production. Not something I'd want to cover in any of my current chapters, where the focus is on teaching people SQL, but definitely something I'll mention down the road when adding a chapter around production deployment and security recommendations.
The Cray-1 was a pure vector processor, like the Intel CPU math units. Aren't GPUs massively parallel processors? Quite different beasts if so.
I have used mostly light switches, dimmers, and a few isolated relays, plus home power monitoring.

My experience is that it has all been rock solid. I’m using most GE branded in-wall light switches and they’ve been very reliable for me. Misc other brands for the other modules.

I’d recommend it.
Sorry, that was not my intention. Maybe what I'm trying to say that they fake the caricature version of those disorders.
I assume this is ignoring the ones greenpeace dragged a protest sign through?
Type safety: excellent, if you use @safe you have to tell the compiler you're doing nasty things with it. `cast` is a keyword so you can easily see where it is being done.

Memory: very good with @safe (I've not use rust so I can't compare), there are a few holes in the corners. @safe is not the default though, although it is transitive so if main is safe then everything else has to be @safe or @trusted.

Thread: not so much, we're working on it. You can do thread safe designs but it is ultimately on the programer to not stuff up.
That is easier said than done, unfortunately. I live in a developing country. My house does home have a home grinding rod.
How big a family do you feed on $4000/month? At first it seemed a bit high but I know nothing about your household so won’t play the assumption game. I, my wife and my year old spend at most 1000 on food monthly. We eat quite healthy but my wife cooks daily so that saves a bit.
WP Engine Acquires Flywheel
The more extreme the politics the more able you are to rally the troops for report bombing. You can see this on sites like YouTube.
My favorite concept from the book as well!

The name of the behavior you're looking for is Evolutionarily Stable Strategy [1] often abbreviated to just ESS.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionarily_stable_strate...
It sounds like you've invented a crappy version of MCTS[0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Carlo_tree_search
That kind of bullshit has been happening in bioinformatics from the beginning, though. You can't really put it on deep learning. It's a feasible way to get publications and grants, because no one is ever held to account for it.

I also wish people would stop using AUC, and start using a measure reflecting realistically useful specificities. I don't care if you have 99% sensitivity at 90% specificity.
I’ve heard rumors from friends and family that people get fired at hospitals for looking up celebrities all the time.
I'm just saying some of the young people I know think it's cool and like to brag about it in social media. The actual cases of suicide I've encountered came as a surprise.

But, again, I'm a dumb happy adult that once almost jump in front of a bus because I was a dumb heart-broken twenty something. I know nothing.
Yes, you'll be able to work through the course using Linux without any problems. The only software that's in use is DBeaver and Postgres - both of which run on Linux, Mac, and Windows.

I'll make a note to record a setup video for Linux as well (though in truth, the Mac and Windows setup videos are practically identical anyway owing to the cross-platform software in-use)
Here's a tip which I find helpful in many forums : If I don't want to be downvoted, avoiding using an abrasive manner when criticizing many of the users is something that seems to help.

If you don't mind being downvoted, then one can, of course, disregard that, but if one does, one shouldn't complain about being downvoted afterwards.