skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you cared enough, it might influence your choice of employer. Also some employers offer plans from multiple insurers. At my current employer I can choose between a Kaiser HMO and a Cigna PPO.
Why downvoted? Maybe two reasons. First, it's off topic. You look like you're trying to find a way to sneak your hobbyhorse into the discussion, even when it doesn't really fit.

Second, by the same logic, the best thing you could do for the environment is go on a murder spree and then commit suicide.

That should appall you. You should respond "No, because..." (If you don't, seriously, please get help rather than committing suicide.)

But what's the reason for your "no"? Because the murder spree is immoral? (It is.) Because suicide would hurt too many people around you? (It would.) Or is it because, despite the environmental cost of your continued existence, you feel that you could make a positive (net) difference with the rest of your life?

But if you can, so can your child.
"a man illegally used a dashcam, he was fined 300 euros. It was a camera recording the use of a car from the driver's point of view, which is illegal."

Insane.
> writing an entire machine code compiler that will run faster than GCC and equal it in performance is a difficult task

Except that AFAIK he didn't claim that the native generated code will be as optimised as what gcc or clang produce..

I expect that this native code generator is useful for the debug build where code compilation speed matters more than optimised code generated.

Sure in some cases you need the performance even for debug build then you'll need to spend more time compiling..
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Check out https://github.com/id-Software they've published a lot of things there.

I really liked reading DOOM's source code :)
> It's that they're quite non-native.

To be fair, nobody cares. And I'm not just being snide.

One of the social apps proudly wore it's "hard to use" interface as a way to scare off the grownups.

And, personally, I'd rather have an app that scales it's interface elements nicely rather than the "detents" that we get at particular monitor resolution (Try scaling something like Reaper (They're not the only ones) to anything other than 2x on a 4K monitor--Umm, if I wanted a 1920x1080 monitor, I'd have bought one, thanks. What I want is for you to scale to about 150% so that I get more screen elements AND they're larger).

Add the fact that "screencasting" is much easier if the application renders all its elements, and you've got a lot of reasons to go non-native and never look back.
I always find that Elastic assumes decent familiarity with their products even when "introducing" them. Everything looks beautiful but I can't quite tell what different tools do.
Don't nitpick. "Free" as in "sick people get healthcare without paying anything that healthy people don't".
$70 was the camera owner's revenue after Kitsplit had taken their cut. The rental fee was higher than $70.
The Strait is one motivation, yes, but I was also talking more generally about the strategic balance in the region. Iran and Syria are the last countries in the region loosely aligned with Russia, and Iran is a major disruptive factor in the region. By destroying and occupying Iran like the US did with Iraq, in theory the majority of countries in the region would become subjugated by the US, hence long-term access to oil. Not that I think this strategy could ever work, but obviously similar thinking was also behind the Iraq invasion (in addition to the unfulfilled "promises" made by the CIA during the first Iraq war, which were a thorn in some of G.W.Bush's advisors).
you mean like this ? https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquickcontrols2-material.html

here's a todomvc in it : https://github.com/jcelerier/TodoMVC-QML :)
> This cottage industry would vanish overnight is SF just sucked less. That's a weak foundation to build anything on.

It's worked for hundreds of thousands of people who make a living from turning raw Access/Excel/Wordpress/Microsoft CRM/Dozens of other products/etc into custom applications that solve the needs of particular business processes.

Every business has its own warts, that no one-size solution is going to solve well, and that will require someone to write a plugin for an off-the-shelf business product.

Outside of the Silicon Valley bubble, most software engineers make a living doing just that.
Nobody wants to "disregard" rural patients. Rural patients would also like to know the price they'll be charged after driving 1.5 hours. Often we have a choice among several faraway towns to which we could drive. We've made our peace with the fact that living in the sticks requires driving further.

This argument is too dumb to qualify as sophistry.
Holy cow that's me! I at least try to save some sanity by doing it with DSP, but constructing instruments from the circuit boards and controls still needs oodles of soldering.

I spent this morning redoing the wiring on two stomp stiches- I had wired them rotated at a 90 degree angle!()

() at least I didn't have to resolder the center terminal...
On the subject of Apple's hole-machining process, I recently noticed how tiny the light-grill holes are on the older wireless Apple keyboards: https://i.imgur.com/l9n9Cp2.jpg. Look at the ruler, marked in mm - the holes are less than .1mm in diameter. I was wondering how they did this, I guess a laser or plasma cutter is the only way?
You might want to check out the roli seaboard, I have one and it's great for playing synths. A bit pricey but I enjoy it a lot. I got it because I was tired of making music through a UI and wanted to 'feel' it more like I do on the guitar.

I would also say any MIDI compatible keyboard is a good fit too, try to get something that has a pitch wheel though. The wheel will let you "bend" your sound and add some expressivity that just hitting the keys won't. I still think a midi keyboard is the best first interface for people that want to step into synth music.
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The best self driving systems do not have trouble dealing with bicyclists. The one time it happened with Uber was a combination of user errors starting with a very serious misconfiguration of the system.

Also, AGI and self-driving cars have almost nothing in common. Driving cars is a very narrow AI task.
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I do not like web frameworks. All I need is a websocket module with legacy fallback. Something like SockJS, to build a JSON API on-top of. And a database module for persistence. But I use Node.JS for almost everything; image rendering, network services, utility tools. etc. And if a bash script requires more logic then a bunch of unix pipes I usually write that in Node.JS too. I like that D can be used like a scripting language. Node.JS started out as an async networking framework focusing on performance, simplicity and fast development. Despite it's huge potential it has mostly become a scaffolding tool for web frameworks. What concerns me most though is TypeScript as well as EcmaScript piling on mostly useless features to the JavaScript language, making it harder to learn, and dividing the community.
Are you assuming publicity is bad? I certainly never said so, and would appreciate it if you wouldn't interpret my words as negative based on your own misapprehension. Arch Mission seems like a good cause, and publicity in a good cause is a good thing.
Same here. The front of the Mac Pro and the back of the XDR display physically nauseates me.
And the site loads much faster than IH itself! I'd update it to a current version of Rails, though.
Used to get severe motion sickness too until I figured out it went away at high FPS. At least for well made games with low input latency.

With a good 1000Hz wired mouse and games I where I get at least 100fps, preferably >144fps, I don't feel anything at all when I play. Still can't watch others play though.
Imagine how much more sane tuitions would be if these people had just done something else with their lives.

Unintended consequences of federal loan guarantees: education becomes more expensive, leaving young graduates who should be finding their financial footing trying to understand what happened to them.
No, the term predates fake grass roots movements. It comes from using fake grass to cover up an ugly yard.

So creating fake or useless media attention to distract or cover up something you don't want people to see.
A waterjet / laser cutter makes no sense as a way to cut a hemispherical hole.

It seems highly likely there is a ball end mill involved in getting the final smooth shape (maybe after roughing out the holes with a cylindrical tool). The main question is whether the ball is the same size as the hole, or a bit smaller (which would require it to move around in little spiral paths instead of just going in and out once).
It's not "literally impossible". The socialized healthcare system could be corrupt, poorly run, or have other serious problems.
US opinion polls suggest over 2/3 of the population now supports federal government payment via taxes in the "Medicare for all" scheme.

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/403248-poll-seventy-pe...
It can’t be understated how much impact Wolfenstein 3D and Doom had. Commander Keen was already quite the tech demo, with scrolling on a PC without dedicated hardware; the most advanced platforming you’d see at the time would be Price of Persia.

Wolf 3D felt like a next gen tech demo out of time. It was great fun, it was violent, it looked unlike anything else (besides Ultima Underworld). Of course, that monumental achievement looks insignificant when compared with Doom, which single-handedly added stairs, different floors, multiplayer (!) and modding.

Most of us here work in software. To see software so casually come in, introduce never seen before concepts, it’s so impressive to me. I don’t think That I know of something having quite this impact in other aspects of software.
I agree with all of this, which I why I generally play more guitar than piano. I find it more expressive and I "feel" the music more.

That being said, I think a midi keyboard is the best interface for controlling software synths. Sadly, using guitar as a midi instrument doesn't really work that well and this is an area where the keyboard really shines. Would be curious to hear your thoughts though.
> bad faith

Yeah that's my thought. 'Why don't you personally go do that and get back to us' in response to argument for collective action is a bad faith response.
The ability to require, not to approve if I'm not mistaken.
A SIEM is one of those things where you'll know if you need it. Most of the companies I know using a SIEM do it because audit and compliance requires them to have one.
Yeah I don't think increasing welfare is really the solution to ending poverty. Lots of evidence that welfare actually prolongs poverty, not to mention the waste endemic to bureaucratic administration. How about instead of taxing individuals we tax corporations to incentivize paying their workers more?
They mill it from the back until it's quite thin and then blast some holes through with a laser.
I like my MachineDrum. Stuff only goes about 1 level deep. But this Analog Four mkII is driving me crazy because top level functions are not in the "right" places...
I looked through the article. I'd be skeptical about interpreting what people actually regret.

Do they regret not choosing another major? Which major? Would they have been successful / happy in that major?

Do they regret not going to a cheaper college?

Do they regret not getting a job after high school? What job? Would they have been happy in that job?
The downside, you might have to cook your own dinner...
If I can pay the negotiated rate, I'm leaving the health insurance marketplace altogether and self-insuring.

Why pay $20k+ per year in premiums when I can just save and invest that and pay low prices when needed?
After that first year there would be no one left to tax, so how would you sustain your government's revenue long term?
> Just that the hoops aren't difficult to jump through for pretty much everyone.

The hoops are incredibly difficult, just at random.

My son was just diagnosed with T1 diabetes as a juvenile. The insurance company denied coverage for the ER visit and in-patient overnight stay after being admitted. They stated since he was not yet hyperglycemic and in acute stress that it should have been an outpatient procedure.

So what sounded like a $50 co-pay because he has good insurance, turned into a $20,000 bill out of the blue that must be fought.
I find it distasteful too. But the focus on V's author is pretty bizarre. Most of HN submissions have clickbaity nature and almost nobody is complaining about it.

IMO this community made a mountain out of a mole hill when it comes to V. That was my point and I want to make it clear that I am not defending false advertising.
That's definitely going to the emergency room but there's a good chance it's a temporary cast and then surgery is scheduled the next day. That said, I'm not a physician and I'm only relying on my own experiences.
Show HN: Rad Lines, a free tool for creating SVGs for CNC machines
"We didn’t have a version control system. Surprisingly, we went all the way to Quake 3 without one, then we started using Visual Source Safe."

That is both impressive and terrifying. I'm old enough to remember when I first started using VSS, and being amazed at how awesome source control was :D

These days, it's hard to look back at SourceSafe with anything other than horror....
Get ear cancer from the stronger radiation levels.
Also the exception. Ultimately, you have to wonder what problem you're trying to solve from going from a globally recognized stable reserve currency, to something that is synonymous with extreme volatility and fraud.
I would guess Electric Discharge Machining.
Carmack: Over the entire course of Doom and Quake 1’s development we probably spent $100,000 on NeXT computers https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2016/09/01/why-john-carma...
I don’t see how that would get rid of the middleman. You’d still need some entity to hold on to the money, evaluate claims, and pay them. This is just a specialized kind of insurance.
Thank you for spelling this out. Other comments ITT are confused and confusing...
To whoever did this: thanks!

Such a website can have many uses:

- Show the average people why privacy is important with concrete examples
- Find previous rulings for people in a specific situation
- Stop(reduce.) the "there is no way we're going to be sued for that" by the company's managers

My wish for that website is that in the future, the data is more easily readable and "big-data exploitable" (good luck with that)

Little things I can tell on the top of my head:

- the height of the fines is basically random, that makes scrolling cognitively heavy imo. Having (...) to click to expand long descriptions sounds fair I think
- it's not possible to link to a row (useful for giving examples to people)
- long descriptions deserve multiple paragraphs, they are hard to read as-is.

Also, I think negative rulings would be useful as well, though could send a different political message, so that's author's choice.
Agreed.

As I said in a sibling comment on the same level as yours, it's just pretty weird how V's author got relentlessly attacked while a ton of other clickbait titles never receive a single complaint. It's really strange.
This is so true! I was the exact same when I started with abelton.

Someone told me you have to make 100 crap songs before your first good one. Best way to get better is to just start trying to make stuff and stop comparing your work to what you listen to on spotify. You'll improve faster than you think.
Well they noted that "chronic lyme" is used as a catch all for a variety of issues. If this person is being told they have chronic lyme, they are already seeing an alternative doctor of some sort and are most likely very aware of what you're saying. Traditional "western" doctors won't really recognize chronic lyme as a thing. There are a lot of people out there who are experiencing chronic fatigue issues and other problems that our medical system doesn't really have answers for. A lot of those people end up seeking alternative solutions if they can afford it because they need SOMETHING.
There are quite a few projects being built using BitcoinSV compared to any of the other "old versions" though, right?
My theory is the discontinuation of large scale DDT spraying. When I was growing up in the 70s and 80s in the northeast of the US I would see maybe 1 tick a summer and I never saw an eagle or a hawk. Now I see plenty of both. Maybe we could resume DDT spraying for a year or two and knock the ticks back
Perhaps it is a failing of science that we have that perception
Everybody knows this. There’s no need to repeat this every time someone says “free health care” any more than there’s a need to repeat “the sky is blue.”
What's insane, the fact that you can't just go around recording people and cars?
No HTTPS?
An actual Apple employee.
There is.

Sri Sathya Sai Super Specialty Hospital

>The Sri Sathya Sai Institutes of Higher Medical Sciences also popularly known as Super Specialty Hospitals are tertiary health care hospitals established by Sri Sathya Sai Baba to provide patient care facilities to all irrespective of caste, class, creed, gender, religion or nationality totally free of charge.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sri_Sathya_Sai_Super_Specialit...

It's staffed and paid for by devotees of Sri Sathya Sai Baba.
My mom just got Lyme disease with similar alarming symptoms, and has responded rapidly to antibiotics. I'm glad your father got the diagnosis in time.

One thing I learned in the process is that the bullseye rash is often just a broad, flat red area, and in some people (as you point out) doesn't show at all. Any summertime flulike symptoms in tick country should lead you to suspect Lyme disease (or the group of similar related tick-borne infections).
No positive predictive value reported, imbalanced test data, IBM. Garbage.
Huh? So really, all services should be socialized is what you are saying?

There is literally no way a private company could offer something cheaper and better than the government?
I haven't seen any evidence that the number of children with parents or relatives who can afford to buy toys is going down. Toys R US was never a very high end brand. And if anything a declining birthrate with more children means a higher adult to parent ratio, which seems like a good thing for them.
We can't get reimbursed by health insurance because we aren't a medical facility, but rather a DNA lab. I'm sure in some regard, it's a downside. However, it does force us to compete intensely on price, value & service. And I'm happy with that because consumers win.
Seems like the natural evolution of the already popular ELK stack. I hope they add popular siem features like archiving, alerting, central configuration management etc. I'll stick with graylog for now.
The current cohorts of kids are smaller. It’s creating big challenges for schools and colleges.
It’s shorthand for “free at the point of use.” There’s no need to assume people are so clueless they don’t realize that services cost money.
Right, or you do a live / unscripted video and you forget one important thing or say something but don't elaborate enough in the moment.

Happens pretty often in off the cuff programming screencasts.
1) We don't know much. GDPR allows processing if it's for purely personal use, so if he's putting it on youtube with ads that takes it out of purely personal use.

2) As the linked news article says, Austria may be getting the balance between cautions and fines wrong, which is why they may face a case in EU.

> In Germany, for example, people use caution instead of punishment - which is why Austria may face an EU case.
That doesn't sound like what the OP was saying.
It's an either super thinly machined or super finely laser perforated area (or both).

They used to do this on MacBook Pros as well, I'm not sure whether they still do it.
I was bit by a tick and I got sick. No doctor could figure out what was wrong. I tested negative for Lyme. I took antibiotics (Biaxin) and 3 months later I was fine. I stopped taking antibiotics. Within 2 months I was sick again. I took Biaxin for 6 months. I felt great. I stopped antibiotics. Within 2 months I was sick again. I took Biaxin for a year. I felt great. I stopped taking antibiotics. Within 2 months I was sick again.

This time, the symptoms were completely different. I assumed it was a new illness. Doctors were mystified. One said it was psychosomatic. I was off antibiotics for more than 6 months. I got sicker and sicker. I was in bad shape when I decided this illness was the same as the previous illness. I took a combination of Cipro and Zithromax for 1 year. I got better. Then I stopped. I got sick again.

I was eager to get back to my career so I tried a few antibiotics that might be light, cheap, easy and sustainable. A friend of mine, as a teenager, had acne and the doctors had them on antibiotics for 4 years to deal with the acne. They’d taken something similar to doxycycline. I tried it but it did nothing for me. I tried hyperbaric oxygen therapy, which gave me great energy but did not cure me. Then I tried Amoxicillin. That worked great. I took that for 11 years. Then I quit and got sick again. I went back to Biaxin, and took that for another 2 years. My business was going well so I could not focus on my health. I was busy. The simplest thing was to take antibiotics, which kept me healthy so I could focus on work. So long as I took antibiotics the illness kept its distance. In that sense, the illness was similar to leprosy — I could live a normal life but only if I took antibiotics every day.

But I was irritated with my business partner (I’ve written about that elsewhere). So I sold my share of the business.

Now I had time to focus on my health. What had I not yet tried? What about fasting?

I went 2 weeks without food. I took antibiotics the first week but not the second. I felt sick. The fast ended. I had a vegetarian meal. I fell asleep. I woke up the next day and had a large vegetarian meal. That night I felt funny. The feeling was similar to that moment, if you have a flu, when the fever breaks. With a flu, you get sicker and sicker till a moment the fever breaks and then you know that your immune system has kicked in. That was exactly the feeling that I had then.

I have not taken any antibiotics since that fast, and I’ve been blessed with excellent health.
A few years ago I got bitten by something after being close to a deer but never saw any kind of insect. I had a large inflamed area (one circle IIRC) for a while, experienced mild flu symptoms for a few weeks, and then some wrist pains a few weeks after that. Doctor wouldn't give me antibiotics.

I haven't had any physical symptoms since, but I'm pretty sure my mood and cognitive ability has taken a hit. There are of course so many factors not controlled for, but it's always at the back of my mind.
Germany and this ridiculous requirement:

http://www.enforcementtracker.com/?imprint

If you put a website online you've got to put all your personal information in it.
That message going to spam is almost certainly an issue with the domain reputation of one or more of the URLs you included.

Easy to test, really. Send her a new message with the same text as before, but without any URLs.
Going with the game paperslip to the seedy dark door in the back and getting my game is a nice childhood memory for me.
Which is the way things are, unless the able care about them or the disabled able to convince the able to help them then yes they will be left to die or be executed.
that's what I got from it, "voluntary parting" doesn't figure into the theft number because they can't/won't acknowledge those thefts as theft.
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