skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
TARP was primarily about the banks, but the money authorized was expanded to cover automakers as well. The government made a profit on it overall, and both the bank and auto parts were profitable.

The problem with TARP was the government should have got a lot more equity in return for what it provided (for example, Goldman Sachs and Warren Buffett also invested, and got better terms, but the government's impact was even greater, and should have gotten as good terms, if not even better ones than Buffett and Goldman).
I had the same 4-5 hours sleep issue until I started to exercise/run regularly. Being a recovering addict/alcoholic, I usually avoid any dependencies, which is why I can't start taking a substance, even if it helps with sleep. In any case, are you getting regular exercise?
To summarize a bit unnuanced:

THC induces paranoia

CBD reduces it

The ratio is an important one between them as it alters the experience a lot.

Weed is a bit like love, the term is convoluted and overloaded.

E.g.

Dutch weed: HIGH in THC! Normal in CBD. Oh dear, the Dutchies... Sigh

Swiss weed: high in CBD, extremely low in THC

The experience? Completely different.

Sources (cannot Google search atm, am on mobile):

- I am Dutch, and am well acquainted w/ Dutch weed

- In Switzerland they sell weed in cigar shops and they have labels on THC and CBD levels.
there are two major active components in cannibis: THC and CBD. THC is generally responsible for the “high” and also for tendency for anxiety in some people. CBD is though to give the “mellow” feelings and to have anti-inflammatory properties. A give strain of Cannibis will have different proportions of the two and different people will react more strongly to one or the other producing varied results. CBD is often extracted and use for calming and anti-inflammation.
jesus that's pricey. Was gonna say, why not just take a puff of the joint at the end of the day?
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As others have mentioned, it's the THC component that can cause anxiety. I have high anxiety and THC usually makes it worse, but that's just temporary. I find that THC is bringing subconscious worries and pains to the surface, and if I actively process them, then I come out of the high feeling extreme relaxation and peace, more than I ever got from pure CBD.
The assertion that criminals commit crimes because they do not think they will be caught is thin on evidence. The assertion that they commit crimes because they think they can break the prosecution's case is skipping through the purple tulip fields of far-off fantasy. Most aren't thinking that far ahead.

Perhaps not treating crime as a binary solution of punish OR release, but spending those tax dollars on prevention in the unsexy form of treatment, intervention, etc, might be a better result. You know, like those countries that don't have close to 3% of their adult population incarcerated.
What's the market for Python devs like these days?

I know there is a lot of interest in the language from people coming from other fields, but I realize that doesn't necessarily mean there are enough qualified people to meet demand.
In my experience, if I smoke a very small amount of weed (like literally one hit) it can relax me and make me less anxious. It slows things down, and can just generally numb some of my underlying anxieties.

However, it doesn't take much for me to cross that threshold where it can make me extremely paranoid. Usually this is what I call the "will I be stuck this way forever" threshold, where I get stoned to the point where I start to freak out that I will never be able to think clearly again.

So my point is that, at least for me, it is dose dependent, and I could easily imagine a scenario where CBD can act to relax your nervous system responses but not alter your thinking to the point of it becoming a foreign and potentially scary experience.
Tech Book FaceOff: Programming Massvly Parallel Procs vs. Pro CUDA C Programming
I exercise pretty heavily. it's a different thing entirely.
how do you use the product? they just give you the contact details? and then you send an email or something and how they see it?
Planet Explorers multiplayer code accidentally deleted, Devs making game free
I would say it's higher FPS due to the better GPU. It's hard to notice when you are using it, but if you use an older computer then one with a better GPU you'll notice the difference immediately
Maybe it is like how you might think there are a lot of Americans who are frequently hauling things and going off road in their pick up trucks ... but they probably aren't ;)

Not unreal, but perhaps the volume of depiction and such was more aspirational than reality.
Brazil tried this tariff tactic, which resulted in some middling performance knockoffs. China also has some tariffs (hence the tariff bypass AMD recently did with the JV that rebranded 3 year old Zen for the Chinese market).

In terms of building up internal silicon design talent, tariffs have not been effective in other large countries. Allwinner and Mediatek are taking off the shelf designs from ARM, getting them fabbed, and writing basic BSPs for them. The only magic here is they generally do not care to have large firmware blobs, so their hardware isn't too terrible to mainline.
I don’t agree that we have to make a trade off between quality and quantity of data. That seems like a false choice to me.
Most Americans may not realize it, but Iacocca was a hero to many international younger generation kids -especially engineers, mainly because his book Iacocca was the first inside glimpse of a top american car company with a story of a hero operator vs owner. The book can still be found on the streets of any developing country. RIP!
Lee Iacocca Dies: Father of Mustang, Rescuer of Chrysler Was 94
Not really.

Apple supports EGPU's natively, and they also have native drivers for AMD cards.

Literally plug and play on MacOS.

On Windows, depending on which Mac you have it ranges from plug and play (update drivers) to basically what the author wrote here.
Nice, but too long. I'd hate to sit through all of it.
How to record your website visits
http://smartlook.com is the best way to record visitors on your website.

Record users an events.
Ive tried parser combinators. They are nice but a bit more labour than writing out a regex and I’m not sure how performance compares
I looked at the github, and end of last year there was a request for TS support, Rich said S3 was being built with it in mind, but I don't see anything since then
Yeah, not to mention MacOS has native support for EGPUs
You had the best sleep experience of your life. That doesn't translate to the healthiest sleep of your life. You were just very unconscious.

THC is well documented for the unhealthy effects it has on your sleep cycles.
In 1991 I drove down the Natchez Trace Parkway and as the morning passed, saw car after car pull over onto the grass to the side of the road for a picnic. As a northeasterner, this was not something I had ever seen before. I'm curious if this tradition continues.
From my layman's understanding of it: cannabis lowers blood sugar, and low blood sugar can trigger the release of adrenaline, and that fight or flight feeling combined with inhibited short term memory can be stressful. For people who are susceptible to psychosis, this can trigger a psychotic state.

If you're having a bad time after smoking, get your blood sugar up.
It seemed to have a little trouble with light reflecting off my glasses (sometimes it found my eyes but placed my pupils more or less on my eyebrows) but it generally did OK with my glasses.

My glasses are closer to the "invsible frames" side of the spectrum than the Harry Caray / Elvis Costello style, so maybe that matters.

I guess maybe I should just review the code but I was trying to figure out if it uses other facial features to "anchor" the eyes or just the (fairly recognizable) features of human eyes themselves. Your glasses experience makes me guess it is pretty eye dependent -- it does have more trouble with one eye covered for example, whereas if it was anchoring off some combination of ear/nose/mouth/chin it should be easy enough to ID the eye from half the face, let alone with just an eyepatch-sized cover.
Some places have micropayment rates. For Paypal you can (maybe) sign up for 5% + $0.05 on purchases under $10. For $1, it's a lot more palettable.

But still, the problem with micropayments is usually not the cost, but the hassle; and if you're going for worldwide coverage, you'll also add ability to pay in an accepted form, and for poorer countries, ability to pay in a meaningful amount.
> You can't create "technical debt" if you don't change anything in the first place.

Tell that to your security team.
> First, many branches of science have always been inextricably tied to society. That's part of the point of doing (and publicly funding) science

Almost none of the branches of “science” tied to society and public policy are actually science. Almost in every are of policy, we are like Noah wandering lost through the desert.

As to the parenthetical, I’m not questioning AGW. I’m questioning whether we have real efforts to avert climate change.
> I would love to understand the though process of someone going out of their way to remove someone’s livelihood from them because of a comment on HN

This is not so difficult though. You just need to adjust your starting point to someone who doesn't like boulos' first. That's not so difficult IMO, it's a large org and boulos' seems to be a fairly prolific commenter here.
I would refrain from saying "gaming on MacBook" because it creates confusion about whether one is using Windows or macOS.

When playing on Windows (Bootcamp) the MacBook is just a regular Intel based hardware, the experience is no different from using any other laptop out there (aside from Windows install process).

Playing on macOS that's another story. Mouse acceleration can not be disabled, switching to and from fullscreen games is sometimes buggy, and not many popular names are available natively on macOS.
This is gold!
Sure it is important but I have had functions looked like this

func foo() error {
a, err := bar()
if err != nil {
return err
}

b, err := baz(a)
if err != nil {
return err
}
...
}

In some code this error handeling is 3/4 of the function lines. Sure the error behavior is important but is it 3 times more important then the logic of what you are writing?

The if nill construct contributes to cognitive load and detracts from code plainly tells you what it does. And speaking from a practical perspective I’m going to be far more productive if 3 lines of commonly used code is turned into five characters.
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Part of this phenomenon is likely that thc heavy strains have been selected for over time (at the expense of cbd) because people valued the “potency” of the flower.

Another major aspect is that weed has been illegal for most of its modern usage, and the fact that people are doing something illegal/dangerous adds to the anxiety.
KKR has acquired Corel, reportedly for $1B
I have 3, to have different sizes, and I hate them all. I couldn't find anything good for sale. This is partly because I don't want a car that overrides me and collects data on me and ruins my night vision with a useless back-up screen, and it is partly because I have a 6'9" (206 cm) family member who limits my choices. Also I want my cars in bright yellow retroreflective paint, but that has never been an option. All mine are white.

5-seat Fiat 500L: It has headroom and can maneuver. On the other hand, it is slow to shift into gear when I hit the gas while stopped, so turning onto a larger busy road is difficult. I can't get by with a plain metal key; instead I have a pocket-filling blob that randomly deploys the key in my pocket.

8-seat Subaru Ascent: Every time I turn it on, I have to mess with the settings to ensure it won't randomly disobey my steering input. The dumb thing gets false alarms and then tries to crash me into something else. It would ram me into traffic in order to save me from a ghost. I do like the AWD, and there is decent power. I'd love to disconnect the antennas in this thing, and have seriously considered messing with the head unit to investigate that. I wish maintenance manuals were still widely available.

15-seat Ford E350 van with extended body: This holds 15 people, which is enough for my 12 kids. It is probably about 9 MPG. Parking is nearly impossible. The rear axle is way too far forward and on leaf springs, giving the vehicle terrible dynamic behavior.
Does it work with K3S?
Doesn't work on *my mobile android chrome. I'll try again at work tomorrow. Looks pretty cool though.

I would love an interaction method like this.. I can already think of some super fun UIs to build around it...
> I like writing “if err != nil { … }”

That idiom was my biggest turn off in learning Go.

I would be 100x happier with "if not err {...}"
Ask HN: Pushing code to personal GitHub from work
Hi HN, need your opinion.

I often do tutorials (PluralSight etc) at work in downtime and sometimes push that code to my personal GitHub account so that I can work on it after going home. I have never copied or pushed anything remotely related to my actual work.

Does this sort of behavior discouraged and can be used against me in any way by the firm?
It wasn't until things were legalized that I had the option to try a 1:1 strain (equal ratio of CBD to THC) and I've found that to be a much better balance for me. The psychoactive aspects are still there, but less intense, more relaxing and without negative feelings. Kind of like sipping beer vs shooting tequila.
> I hear Cannabis is used for anxiety relief but doesn’t smoking marijuana induce anxiety?

This is, as I understand, dose, strain (apparently, largely CBD/THC relationship), and user (anecdotally, I've heard reports of basically reverse the more common relative effect of different strains from people on the autism spectrum, along other variations).

Even for single drugs that don't have issues like the CBD/THC one, there are lots that have dose dependent (not just more with higher doses, but switching at some threshold) and/or user dependent effects like that.
How Many Americans Submitted Complaints Against Robocalls?
Why don't you try it for yourself? In my experience the effects are very mild, but does seem to help silence that "internal chatter" which causes anxiety and prevents one from getting to sleep.

I've also found turning off all you devices ~2 hours before bed and reading a book until my eyes get tired to be of even greater help with getting to sleep quickly and feeling well rested the next day.
That's what we did too with Vue table library, made our own sorting algorithm and showed the first 100 results async and continued with rest of results in background until user cancels or changes sorting entirely
There is no single application that comes to my mind, so I can answer neither yes or no, and I can't deduce what answer you seem to be supposing.

> I read the GP completely agreeing with your point, but this comment is such a clear reminder that we have no hope of knowing what change will come from a technology that I had to change my mind.

Okay, but why? Because a military application doesn't come or come to my mind when I "think about computers and lasers"? I'm not following.
What a fscking bootlicker.
It might be worth asking your employer, if you feel you can ask.

Getting the response in an email would be helpful.

If you don't feel comfortable asking, perhaps that answers the question.
One more factor, besides the ones other posters have pointed out, is tolerance. I find my tolerance to the anxiety provoking effects increases faster than my tolerance to the anxiolytic effects. If I haven't consumed any in a while, I find I can get that initial panic. Ride it out though and the more relaxing effects take over.
I somewhat share your concerns. Mozilla has been pretty intolerant in the past (firing someone due to personal political views.)

That said, I really can't see anything gaining traction unless it's centralized. There is no decentralized means of payments. Cryptocurrencies don't work because very very very few people use them. And fees from Visa/Mastercard/etc are high enough you have to have some form of a "tip wallet" for it to make financial sense.

The non-profit doesn't have to be from Mozilla. It's something any of us with the organizational skills and other resources could do. Is there a way to make something like a legally binding charter? Part of it could say "Unless your content breaks the law, you can register."

('Course, not sure how you'd apply that to countries with governments that suppress free speech...)

If anyone wants to try that, I'd be happy to help with ideas and Linux Sys Admin skills.
I think Taiwan would rank closer to the top billion than the bottom, so maybe supports my thought?
The -betterC switch to the compiler compiles a D subset that doesn't have a GC.
For me the best way is to forget the physical motivations and the historical development during first encounter, I know it is controversial but it helps you to starts calculating fast and not get boggled in philosophical stuff. Take everything "on faith" then after you know how to work with the mathematical machinery, go back and study a different book, based on the historical development and with more physical intuition.
London Considers Bubbling, Beeping, and Other Sci-Fi Sounds for EV Bus Fleet
Clint and his fascination for the 486-era machines is what made me assemble one similar to my first PC as a hobby, I love to look around and remember how webdev or even simple desktop apps worked in the days of old. Also it's Basinger with one s. ;)
What do you use for the voices? On my blog, I use Amazon Polly and add a link and web player at the top of each article.
Oh oops! Something went wrong here! I'll post again.
I hope I live long enough to see us burn this shit down because it has already gone way too far and they're just getting started.
The OOM killer is a terrible hack that no self respecting system should have ever employed.
They are still under development
Yes, all civilian car production in the U.S. was suspended for the duration of the war so the auto plants could be used to produce military trucks, tanks and aircraft.
There are people who specifically use D for writing high performance applications. They find it faster than C++ for a rather subtle reason - D code is more plastic, meaning it is easier to refactor D code trying out different algorithms looking for a faster one.
Top JQuery Functions to Plain Old JavaScript
Exercise was the answer for me as well.

I usually run in the morning, but switching to evenings proved more effective for sleeping longer.
The Top 10 Things Executives Should Know About Software
In my experience it makes a big difference. I have heard smiling referred to as “face yoga.” The more I smile, the happier I feel, and the better my interactions are with others.
> Aren't all powerful languages poised to have this problem?

Probably. How many of these powerful languages started out that way and received widespread adoption though? C++ was basically C with classes when it become big. C# and Java are complex beasts now but both gained popularity when they were much simpler.

Programming languages need to be comprehensible to your average programmer and not just a few elites.
So there was an episode on 99% invisible podcast about this topic, not sure if related to this census or not but it's an interesting listen for those who are curious: https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/uptown-squirrel/
Show HN: RemoteKit – Tools for workers who want to get their first remote job
H-1B: Bay Area man charged with visa fraud over alleged bench-and-switch scheme
Lidar captures a depth map and as such does have "shadowing" if you transpose an image taken from an angle to a vertical elevation map. Maybe that's what they meant, or that meaning got lost somewhere.
Sorry, I hadn't seen your post earlier. No, the Cloud Run (intermittent) 404s were unrelated.
No control group, no placebo, not blinded, not double-blinded, small sample size.

The only possible real takeaway from a study like this is that it appears to support undertaking a larger, more expensive & more robust study on in determining whether CBD may have benefits in treating anxiety and insomnia.

Seeing a candidate treatment at such an incredibly embryonic stage being voted to the top spot of hacker news, to me, suggests our HN audience has significant room for improvement in ascertaining the quality or implications of published scientific studies.

EDIT: In particular, a risk here is that readers here might feel encouraged to try smoking cannabis for self-treatment of anxiety or insomnia, which is quite a different thing than taking CBD itself. Specifically, recreational cannabis is intentionally grown to have a high THC content, and THC can and does have negative consequences for those people suffering from anxiety.
> C does work pretty well

Consider C's Biggest Mistake:

https://www.digitalmars.com/articles/b44.html

You can use D in -betterC mode, write code pretty much just like you would in C, and not have that problem.
OpenAPI Generator now supports ASP.NET 3.0 Core preview 4
We've added ASP.NET 3.0 Core preview 4 support to OpenAPI Generator (https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator). To generate the server stub given an OpenAPI/Swagger specification file, please follow 3 simple steps below:

1. Download the Java JAR (https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/openapitools/openapi-generator-cli/4.0.3-SNAPSHOT/openapi-generator-cli-4.0.3-20190703.014526-54.jar)

2. Rename the JAR as "openapi-generator-cli.jar"

3. Run the following command to generate a C# API client for the Petstore API (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/2_0/petstore.yaml):

- Mac/Linux:

java -jar openapi-generator-cli.jar generate -g aspnetcore -i https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/2_0/petstore.yaml -o /var/tmp/aspnetcore/ --additional-properties aspnetCoreVersion=3.0

- Windows:

java -jar openapi-generator-cli.jar generate -g aspnetcore -i https://raw.githubusercontent.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/master/modules/openapi-generator/src/test/resources/2_0/petstore.yaml -o C:\tmp\aspnetcore --additional-properties aspnetCoreVersion=3.0

If you've any feedback, please let us know by creating a ticket (https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-generator/issues/new)

Thanks for the contribution by Amit Joshi.
While looking for some proprietary hose fittings I came across back issues of an automobile trade mag. Here's one from 1964. What a time to be alive.

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Interesting, but I’d really like it if they actually pointed out some examples. There may in fact be stolen source code or at least it is possible some stolen source code was referenced in ReactOS - there’s virtually no way to prove that it didn’t happen - but one human’s observation could be very flawed and represent a view extrapolated from a small subset of stolen code. How much of the code could they have possibly read?

It’s also worth noting that large portions of ReactOS come from Wine and I’m sure those portions have plenty of internal NT structures too.

The bits about NT not being documented are bordering silly, though. The lack of documentation has certainly never stopped anyone. Stardock for example does some very interesting and very undocumented things, as do many (most?) DRM and obfuscation engines.

Personally, I think that if ReactOS has really stolen substantial amounts of code, then it genuinely didn’t pay off and probably was not that useful.