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https://qiita.com/wcl/items/517030365e83039faad5

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/1e274328f78f9ab063be

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https://medium.com/@balkama001/live-fc-lugano-women-vs-manchester-city-women-live-stream-12a481386dc6

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https://medium.com/@balkama001/watch-fc-lugano-women-vs-manchester-city-women-live-stream-2044a0397869

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/f2e273d21e378e2b8156

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/0999c842efb9484bcede

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/540834338a77a02979a4

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/e80168571636e341b302

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/605f015e8634b5df8fa4

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/d7ccc6c230112b10d094

https://qiita.com/wcl/items/261914107fcb88eb69b7
> That's still less than a quarter of a second, granted. But the complexity goes to the OS instead of a reasonable separation of concerns.

So? The OS already does it.
Fe5C2: New iron carbide mineral from the Ni-rich Wedderburn IAB iron meteorite
I didn’t resort to scavenging anything. I just looked at his HN profile. Why have profiles if not for us to look at them?

I honestly expected to see him engaged in something that was against the kind of preying on insecurity he claims Apple is doing, and was curious to see what it was because I want to see examples of marketing that doesn’t do this.

I was genuinely surprised to see what business he was in, and find it bizarrely hypocritical of him, since he is doing exactly what he accuses Apple of doing.

Can you explain how this reinforces his point?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiong'an

Xi's brainchild.

"millennium strategy".

And new title for Shenzhen, "Frontier Demonstration Area of Socialism".
Doesn't (al)pine support html part out of the box (not sure, been a while since I used pine). I'd imagine support for more mime types that eg Gmail via:

http://alpine.x10host.com/alpine/alpine-info/misc/mime.html

But I might be wrong. I thought both pine and mutt would handle html through w3m or something?
Why the Apple Card Is a Gorgeous Piece of Garbage
I think it’s just that people believe in the Veil of Ignorance. Why must I be given access and others excluded merely because of an accident of birth? Perhaps all citizenship should be tested into. You put everyone in an immigration queue, including people born in the country. Then you select the best according to a pre-existing rubric.
A subreddit for people who feel similar: reddit.com/r/antiwork.
I said Fortune 10 and now realize that the company is in the Fortune 200. Thanks for the encouragement nonetheless.
External things have limited relevance to the internal condition.

"Seek the Kingdom of God above all else, and live righteously, and he will give you everything you need." - Matthew 6:33
No, I am not OK. Mortgage, being sole provider, a heart attack (stress related) three years ago, corporate environment 9-10h a day, incompetent managers, impossible schedules, my own incompetence, family issues, suicidal thoughts. I’ve started seeing a therapist.
That's the problem. We are lazy and demanding. We want an exact replacement phone in 10 minutes. This is a consequence.
Yes and no. I just began a period of what I guess you could call voluntary unemployment, due to years of neglecting my mental health. I've had all the symptoms, but have been more than a little embarrassed at even thinking of myself as being depressed, let alone taking medical leave or time off for what I've never been sure is even a real thing - not depression in general, but myself in particular. Am I depressed, or just lazy? Is it not an insult to think of myself as sick, when there are people out there with life threatening illnesses who somehow carry on? Etc.

Long story short, I've always compensated by just working harder - working late, staying up late, basically the workplace equivalent of constantly cramming. I hit a wall recently, and decided to take time off to sort out my life - which in my case means actually seeing a professional regularly and beginning treatment with antidepressants / SSRIs.

I'm not sure where it will lead, but the absence of stressors is for the moment quite nice. I've been able to cut out a number of bad habits, notably self medicating with (insert substance here). I don't want to get too candid, but you get the idea. I still haven't built myself back up to a place where I have a real and driving motivation to get back to work, and I still struggle with what might be considered pathetic 21st century spoiled aspirations of self actualization, but I'm hoping that in this downtime I can work my way back to finding the motivation and meaning in life that I've been missing.
I recently bought a Boosted rev and have been using it for my 1.8 miles commute. I strongly disagree with the author's 15mph limit. I think 25 mph is a more reasonable limit, otherwise you have cars aggressively trying to pass you on roads. At 24 mph (my scooters max speed), the cars on my commute (25mph speed limit), still try to pass me sometimes but it's a lot safer.
Not sure if you'll see this, but this worked like a charm for me. Thank you!!
They outbid everyone else on every available unit.

They use their money to build new units in that area or entice someone to build new units on their behalf on which they will then outbid everyone else.
You can change the default OS X behavior in System Preferences -> General. I like to have scrollbars always showing.
I think you're putting the burden of someone interpreting an article correctly (in your subjective assessment of what is correct) on the news source.

Where I disagree is that I think it's the job of each of us as consumers of news to do the work of critically assessing what we read.

I don't think its about fixing the news, because I don't think thats possible. I think we need to focus on improving people's relationship with the news.
Experimental replication shows knives manufactured from frozen feces do not work
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20944158
Well, I can type my daughters name into photos and find her photos, so yes I would agree.
Google Play and Apple App Store employees?
I know of the techempower benchmarks. You'll notice that the go results that end up scoring highly are using "atreugo", a customized low allocation implementation. That's how it gets its speed. Java and C# on the other hand are using fully fledged framework implementations (e.g. Vertx or ASP.NET).

You end up with a highly customized implementation not suited for wide use to get the higher performance benefits (and it still doesn't beat java on benchmarks like single/multiple queries and JSON serialization).

All these benchmarks should be taken with a large grain of salt. The golang compiler doesn't even pass function variables in registers (they're all stack allocated as far as I know), let alone do any of the advanced inlining and optimizations the JVM does.
Avalanche on Mars
Right now -- OK-ish. Had a good day. Buried myself in work, feeling "productive". Making, producing things. That's what I came for, that's what I long time ago
called my "hobby". Making. Tinkering. Doing.

Most of the time nowadays I feel overwhelmed, insufficient, unable. Fighting windmills. Meetings. Pointless meetings. Again, again and again. The same stories. The same questions, the same -- wrong -- conclusions. Me, predicting the -- to me -- obvious outcome.

Communicating to other humans sometimes feels so hard.

Most of the stuff I do is completely bogus and pointless. We're -- I'm in -- consulting
hell in the enterprise world. Company too small to get at least "rich". Time-thief
customers, can't fire them -- they pay employees. Can't fire them -- that would be the downward spiral again (been there, done that).

Thought about quitting -- my "job", I'm a founder-owner CTO, 46 years -- but imposter
syndrome struck hard. Reading job postings, compared skills to things I did. I've been
developing software for over 20 years now -- but can I compete? Daily HN does not help.

Change-it, leave-it or like-it -- chose to choose "change-it". Again picking fights, hopefully the right ones.

Trying to stick to principles I've seemingly forgotten -- and fight for them. Changing,
trying to morph my "job" such that I like it again.

But I strongly feel that I'm running out of time. Brain does work differently -- slower, but deeper -- now it seems. Need to adopt, slow down. Keep thinking, not rushing.

Maybe I should get a therapist. Sometimes I feel I'm borderline on the manic-depressive spectrum. Should get that app idea going I have -- two buttons "OK" "BAD". See if I see cycles. But then again, reading other stories here I feel I'm unthankful, and I'm maybe OK off after all.

At least I have a very loving wife and two wonderful children. And -- compared to the world population -- I'm pretty sure I'm financially better off than 99% of all people.
Well, no problem in making all those styling rules opt-in. When it really makes sense, you can choose to use the author's UI. Apply that for colors too.

Applications should respect the DE settings for UI. Browsers are the main culprits here, but only because CAD software isn't widely used. Oh, and there's MS Office, that will respect absolutely nothing. All of those are in the wrong. But everywhere the DE is powerless to enforce its style onto applications, so this is a much harder problem to fix;
Nussinov algorithm for predicting secondary structures of RNA folding
Most of the time the scrollbar is so damn narrow that sometimes I am having troubles positioning my cursor on it, seriously! It is hidden by default, AND narrow. I have difficulties making it appear and use it for scrolling. I move my cursor by one pixel, and it disappears again, sometimes I have to fsck around with it for way too long.

Yeah, stop messing with my scrollbar.
There's also the issue of weather. Many of us live in places where it rains, heavily and frequently. Or it's extremely hot and humid and the result of walking is that you arrive at your destination soaked in sweat.

I love to get out and walk in my neighborhood whenever possible, but walking even half a mile in the summer heat in Atlanta in work appropriate clothing is going to wreck your appearance.
Why Americans Stopped Volunteering
We already have a guideline against talking about voting. "Unpopular opinion but here goes" or "spicy take here but" is just normal human conversation, and it doesn't actually add much noise; sometimes it's even a little useful. I wouldn't crud up the guidelines with this, but maybe refine the "commenting about voting" guideline.
Not sure what point you’re trying to make here.
I would appreciate such a guideline.
Mathematica's notebooks were released with v1.0 in 1988 and are the earliest notebook implementation I'm aware of. Jupyter isn't directly related except that they were a spinoff of a project partially inspired by Mathematica, IPython.

I've been running Wolfram in my Jupyter environment lately, which is a nice setup to do quick analysis without the hell is Mathematica licensing.
Firefox on mobile mangle that pretty bad on - at least the vertical space :/
> Get the fuck out of my country.

Not going to get anything done saying that.

> And stop buying my politicians.

Lobbying reform is an option to improve the situation you're highlighting.

https://www.citizen.org/article/lobbying-reform/

And to be more specific, you may be concerned about the AIPAC lobby, among others.

https://www.aipac.org/
Right now I'm using prometheus and grafana to monitor around 8k database servers (sql server too BTW).
We have pricing applications using influxdb. Docker. Openstack. Minio. We also have mattermost.

All of this in a conservative big bank. My friends in the banking sector tell the same story.

True there are lots of c# enterprisey web apps.

However given the amount of boilerplate you describe, I cannot understand how such useful and reliable tools can be delivered in Go.

A hint:just because a language is not to your liking, it does not mean that it is not useful, performant and reliable.
Exaggerate? I said it was 60% of CPI and it is. Yes, the mortgage is likely fixed, but expenses such as maintenance and other associated costs are not - renovation cost have gone through the roof the last 10 years. Maintenance is generally 1% of the value of the building, so in SF that can be tens of thousands per year.

No, landlords are not obligated to pay heat or water (I never said that!), but many buildings (all the ones I lived in) do not have separate meters for water and sometimes heating, the landlord just pays the bill. Rent to a single person and they have two other people move in and use 200% more water? Tough shit says the rent board!

And the other problem with allowing additional people to live there is that if those additional people can demonstrate that they were an "established tenant", then they get full rent control and tenancy even after the original tenant (only name on the lease!) leaves. Show the rent board the lease they signed? Tough shit says the rent board.

It sounds like you aren't that familiar with the tenant laws in SF, so I'm not surprised you don't think it's a problem. Suffice to say being a landlord in SF is not a very attractive proposition, so it shouldn't surprise anyone that we have a housing shortage.
Why not just auction? That way you don’t have the misallocation of quotas without auctions, the uncertainty of lotteries, or the deadweight loss of incorrect price choosing. Pick a number the trail can handle, auction tickets.
badly denormalised; every state change stored a snapshot of all the state in the room. so everytime someone joined a room it snapshotted the state of everyone else in the room. it has now been improved massively, and there is scope for further fixes. sorry that the GP got bit by it.
> Why bother with interviews

Every time I participate in one I wonder the same thing.
Getting a scholarship past finalist status is kind of subjective and dumb. 2/3 of them (scholarships) are from corporate sponsors. Meaning you get them if you’re a finalist and your parent works at a sponsor org.

The money is small either way, but you can leverage the finalist title hard at some schools. I, somehow, got a full tuition ride for that stupid test. My school stopped offering that much a year later but I’m sure there are others that still do.
Unrelated: the video doesn’t fit on the screen in Mobile Safari.
I've been biking for 2 years in SF and disagree that it's impractical for short trips. Why do you think that?
I watched the same battery technology improvement play out in tools at the hardware store. There are now whole kits for the mobile contractor they call "wireless"...
Its called a skinnerbox: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operant_conditioning_chamber

Fully grown ADULTS fall prey to skinnerboxes (aka: Slot Machines) all the time. Its basic human psychology (heck: the skinnerbox is effective on virtually all Birds and Mammals). Its extremely fundamental to the function of the modern biological brain.

Its literally a "brain hack". This isn't some "willpower away" sort of training. This is literally how your brain, and your children's brain works. As well as how your dog's brain, and the bird's brains and the cats brains, and deer brains.

The only winning move is to not play. Its literally hopeless if you get sucked into a skinner box. You can't beat the biological functions of what your brain is designed to do.

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I don't think there's "long term damage" to be suffered here. Human brains, just like the brains of any mammal (or bird), are prone to operant conditioning. If you RANDOMLY give a reward when a subject (be it human, mammal, or bird) pushes a button, the subject will continue to push the button over and over again.

Its just biology.

EDIT: And random-rewards are far stronger than consistent rewards. If a reward is consistent, then when it "stops", the subject believes that the pattern is over. But if the reward was Random, then the subject will continue pushing the button even long after the pattern has stopped or been modified.
I mean, you could probably just sort further via what field they pursue...
As a suburban dweller who doesn't go into the city much, it's still surreal to hear so many stories about the electric scooter craze, to know its happening thirty or forty miles away... And I've literally never seen it.

I do feel its a good companion to public transit in theory, though it still lacks everything I want from you know, just having a car: Somewhere to put stuff. I never commute light enough to live off a scooter.
You must be getting much less frustrating team mates than me haha :)
Hm that's a good question, not sure. Do Common Lisp implementations have a "core" that multiple inheritance and multiple dispatch can be desugared to? Or are those features "axiomatic" in the language?

If it's the former, I would say that optimizing a small core is easier than optimizing a big language. Python's core is 200-400K lines of C and there are a lot of nontrivial corners to get right.

I was surprised when looking at Racket's implemetation that it's written much like CPython. IIRC it was more than 200K lines of C code. Some of that was libraries but it's still quite big IMO. I would have thought that Racket, as a Scheme dialect, would have a smaller core.

AFAIK Racket is not significantly faster than Python; it's probably slower in many areas. Maybe it's just that SBCL put a focus on performance from the beginning?

(I looked at Racket since I heard they are moving to Chez Scheme, which also has a focus on performance.)
Gaming's a good outlet for de-stressing, which is important in the evening. Add to that, I find that mentally challenging ones exhaust my mind more and improve my sleep onset latency even further.

While masturbation may help sleep I've found that pornography, particularly anything addicting like fetish varieties, will hurt sleep. Binging it especially. It messes with your dopamine levels. My sleep has immediately improved by cutting it out. Possibly my #1 rec after a) keeping a consistent wake time, and b) diet and exercise. I can only presume it's not often mentioned with regards to insomnia because of shame.
This idiocy is an absolute epidemic amongst my well educated late 20s early 30s friends
>So - while I would prefer a "monitored solution" to border control over physical imposing measures, my real preference would be for us to all work toward eliminating these national-level borders completely.

You sound like someone with the ability to live anywhere, who consequently has little stake in their current "somewhere." Lots of Americans (and people in other countries) don't have this flexibility. They are directly and inescapably effected by the de facto U.S. open border policy for low-skilled workers. For example:

I have family in New England who ran an all-organic dairy farm. They had to shut down a few years ago, in part because they couldn't compete with the farms who paid undocumented workers under the table. At the same time, their rural community has been decimated by the opioid crisis. Most fentanyl in the U.S. comes in via the unsecured border with Mexico [0].

We've seen what happens when other countries adopt wholesale open borders policies. In Germany, the 2015 migrant crisis nearly brought the far-right "Alternativ für Deutschland" into power. That crisis only abated once the Balkan states took it upon themselves to secure the E.U.'s southern border.

Finally, I also think it's likely that any compromise to solve the border crises will involve additional border security measure. We've come close enough before to know what such a bill might look like - remember when George W. Bush strongly supported the DREAM Act, amnesty, and a path to citizenship? [1]. Why not develop the necessary technology now?

[0] https://www.latimes.com/world/mexico-americas/la-fg-mexico-d...
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comprehensive_Immigration_Refo...
Electrochemically Reconfigurable Architected Materials
Yeah "Better for people" could mean that it's better for people's environment due to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
Didn't the EU get on them for that and they had to pay a large fine? Can't recall the details of what was the offending behavior.
It's super tight and super cliffy, and it would be excellent on a road bike if you don't mind heights. I do, though.

I don't think I've seen anything in California quite that sketchy. Maybe this one because it's really narrow:

https://www.google.com/maps/@37.8803894,-120.2966256,3a,90y,...

That would also make for a great ride.
So weird how human nature works. The more I grow old, the more I see everything is a struggle/war/negotiation.

I'm always looking for friendly high drive collaboration but it's so rarely the case.
California has legalized marijuana but if you visit Amsterdam you’ll see hella Californians. I think, in general, folks visit Amsterdam for lots of reasons. It’s kind of a well known city, and once one of the big cities of a massive empire.
I wish they didn't look so silly to ride. I know that scooters will slowly become more ubiquitous and, as a result, will be considered more normal and less goofy to ride.

But for now, it just kinda looks goofy to a lot of people.
This is beyond my level of understanding but I believe there are physical implementation paradigms in all languages that make them either capable or not of performing certain things. While you can always bend a turing-complete language to do the logic, it doesn't mean your abstractions carry all the way down to hardware — there is "overhead" or "loss of efficiency" if you will. You get the convenience, and perhaps organize the safety; but it only goes so far.

For instance Go was designed based on SCP (notably), a theoretical language designed by Tony Hoare in 1978 which implements a workable and fairly efficient concurrent paradigm. At the compiler then runtime level (low-level things you'll never be able to 'change' with libraries), when the program is built then executed, the implementation is directly able to translate into the physical topology of multi-core machines (Go design began in the late 2000's, shortly after Intel released the Core Duo, first multi-core CPU).

Now you can do parallel and/or concurrent in other languages, of course, but since they were not designed as such, it's a convoluted programming exercise to say the least. For proof, observe how little software is able to multi-thread efficiently today, how very little is built in a concurrent approach — it's just a mess in most languages, the added complexity not worth the cost.

This is an example of how you can get the functionality of a fundamental feature but the cost, the implementation curve is so steep that it doesn't really fly — reality, money, skill pool, all these things.

On topic, functional languages like Haskell do indeed "fix" or rather implement some features in more efficient ways than e.g. Python; it's always a trade off you know. No best tool, only tools best suited to a given case.
That's a city planning problem, though. Designated small-vehicle parking that isn't explicitly for bikes seems like a good idea to have. No reason bike storage should be bike-exclusive
The value of something (especially a luxury like travel) is literally how much you'd be willing to spend on it.
Iran of course.
The Principles of Data Science
Don Norman: Why I Don't Believe in Empathic Design
Hi theanine. You are worth it to not experience any of that ever again. It will take a while, even after getting out of it, to get back to your real, healthy self. But you will. And after a good while, perhaps you will even look back on this and learn something, giving you even a few more facets.

You can get out of this and you will. Don't accept any mean thing your boss says about you. The opposite is true. If you feel like reaching out, you can find my contact details in my profile. No strings, and I'm not in a position to offer you a job, but if you feel like shooting the shit or having a banter.

Please take care of yourself.