skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How vigorous is said exercise?

I go through this exact same pattern if I don't get enough exercise. If I do 60-90 minutes of treadmill/elliptical/rowing in the morning then I sleep like a baby for 7-8 hours and wake up feeling fresh. On the other hand if I do less than 30 minutes of cardio or skip the gym on a given morning I start regressing into the pattern you describe.

Compared to other healthier-living choices I can make (healthier eating, less drinking, etc), exercise seems to provide by far the most consistent and tangible results.

Best of luck, I hope you figure out something that works.
Christmas draws backlash from turkeys. News at 11.

The sad bit is that, had these "giants" fought a bit more all those US legislative atrocities like the PATRIOT Act, maybe, just maybe, there would not have been a need for this.
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We all know that subsurface [0] proved that (although made after git) as well as shows his naming skills are getting way better.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsurface_(software)
yip, i think the drop is mainly due to the poor getting poorer
From a business standpoint it is tricky.

The car industry is a lot more competitive than space launches. Tesla is up against Toyota, GM, Honda, Tata, Ford, ...
Acetaminophen is a miracle for pain relief, why wouldn't it be used in combinations?
That's really a motte and bailey situation then, isn't it? You say that you are talking about eliminating inequality, but then you use that to argue that reducing inequality isn't possible while still allowing yourself to retreat to the eliminating inequality position when challenged.
I guess about half a year. For IBM's acquisition of Red Hat the timeline was about 9 months.
I like to s/wo// any slogan. If it sounds sexist the original probably is too. Nobody cringes because we've been trained to accept it.
Consent is a poor tool for such a wide category of data. If you're looking for actual informed consent, we are talking about something either practically impossible or at least a massive strain on people's time and decision-making capabilities over things they often couldn't care less about.

See e.g. F.J. Zuiderveen Borgesius, Security & Privacy, ‘Informed Consent. We Can Do Better to Defend Privacy’, IEEE (Volume 13, Issue 2, p. 103-107).
I had an outdoor cat growing up that lived to be 18. Spent about 1/2 his time outdoors and 1/2 his time indoors. He occasionally would bring back live mice or baby rabbits. So although he was self-sufficient in that aspect, when he was inside he was the most affectionate cat imaginable. He'd come and nuzzle his head into you and lay on your lap or chest until you petted him. He was never super affectionate with the dogs, but he put up with them. Cats are very complicated.

Once in his old age he didn't return for about a week; we thought he had died. We put up posters for him around the neighborhood-it turns out that a family who lived in a house several streets away had "adopted" him (this was before RFID chipping). I still miss him.
Rust is young enough that you can read this as an ad for the language, not the project. "Rust is a language in which people write full-text search and indexing"
No doubt a lot of astroturfing goes on, that happens on any forum, but there's also sufficient checks in place (replies, voting, and moderation) to make the results still more useful than typical search results.
What is fingerprinting? The online tracking you can’t avoid
Isn't selling your company with the data the same as selling your data?
I am having a heck of a time finding a chart of office worker paper usage over the decades, but I gather we squeezed as much usefulness out of the current tech as we are going to (we are down to 10k sheets of paper per person every year) and paper usage is projected to increase again.

https://www.formstack.com/blog/2019/paperless-office/

It would be interesting to contemplate what other than tablets we can offer to improve the situation.
How about these? First page on Google searching for "White Men":

https://www.salon.com/2015/12/22/white_men_must_be_stopped_t...

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/beware-the-average-white-man_...
What you are describing is called IPFS.
I think it's kind of weird that they left out any mention of BitKeeper in this article.

The whole impetus for git (someone correct me if I'm wrong):

1. Linux source was hosted on BitKeeper before git. It basically was one of the first distributed source control systems (or the first? not sure if anything predated it).

2. Linux devs got into conflict with the BitKeeper owner over open-sourcing and reverse engineering, so Linus realized they needed a new system because no other source control system had the features they needed like BitKeeper had (mainly, I understand, the distributed repos).

So basically, Linux is to Unix like git is to BitKeeper (roughly).
Ask HN: Is the company I work for starting to cheap out?
So been with my current company for over a year now...working on the internal security team.

In the beginning everything was brand new, and it was fun. The team I am still on to this day had ~18 members back then, and nowadays has 8-9.

You wonder - wow a 50% drop in staff on my team in the past 8 months.... this is people voluntarily leaving their positions (not layoffs).

Anywho it appears since we've begun a new fiscal year in ~june/july that the company has been cheaping out, or funding our team significantly less than before.

- no one from those 8-9 people who left have been replaced. Instead the work is just falling by the wayside.

- We had a all hands meeting with all the 18 original team members when I first started. This year we didnt have an all hands meeting (F:F).

- We suggested a tool to buy to support one of the three subset teams of the 8-9 with their work. We were given 5-6 months to evaluate tools, and choose one to be bought by this company. We suggested this tool ~8 months ago now, and still have no tool. This tool is not _cheap_ persay, a bit costly, but offers its value x 10 of its cost. The leadership has given 0 feedback on this tool choice to buy e.g. it costs too much, or we dont have the money or anything.

- Some team members get quarterly bonuses paid out and have been for the last year. Evidentially in the middle of this past quarter the CEO sends an all hands email saying theyre stopping quarterly bonuses and switching to every year bonus to be paid out the following year end of january. Needless to say I was supposed to get a decent bonus this quarter, and now have to wait til end of january to see how i did... if i even stay that long.

Sorry for the long winded post, but if you were in my position would you be on your way out too ; that the current company im with is just significantly reducing the expenditure to the security team?

Thanks
Just scroll down and click accept in the meantime.
Sure, if one googles one can find all sorts of crazy essays, conspiracy theories and a lot of trash. So far it seemed to me that on Twitter and Reddit mainly racists complain about "anti-white" sentiments after being called out on their racism or if a story is only about non-white people taking action to highlight problems in their environments (e.g. BLM demonstrations), which I haven't seen blaming white people in general either. I am white, live in the US and I have never had the feeling of something being truly ant-white. I am sure there a filter bubbles, but so far I have never encountered an honest text about this anti-white perception (but also didn't look for it). Anything you can point to?
Yes, I always wondered about the database technology that I heard Linus talk about around the time Git came out. It's probably another area where someone with a visionary view of how software should work would lead to something quite useful.
The fact that Kasparov was obviously wrong about a computer's ability to solve a concrete optimization problem better than him says nothing of value whatsoever and essentially proves my original point. We already knew machines were better than humans at these kinds of tasks, but people (like Kasparov) who didn't understand what computers were capable of will make wrong statements.
Alas, Fitbit data has just become part of Google's surveillance economy.
Increased inequality (both economic and social), crippling debt, horrendous health system, lack of hope (this one especially stings) etc etc. I personally am not from the States, I lived and grew up in Eastern Europe back in the ‘90s, and saw the same thing happening here, only that we used cheap alcohol instead of opioids in order to dig up our own early graves.
Any chance this project benefits nextcloud?
Quitting reddit over a year ago was good for my mental health. I noticed that I found myself being very submissive and changing my behavior and opinions so that some anonymous mob wouldn’t dogpile on me.

I think the same thing is happening in society where men are expected to behave a certain way or be shamed.
Brings back memories of debugging by making a phone call to hit my breakpoints.
Hey HN, I posted this in a comment thread the other day and (to my surprise) it got a positive reception so added a few more updates and decided to post it proper.

The idea is to be able to choose a website, select the data you want, and make it available (as JSON, CSV or an API) with as little friction as possible.

Kimono was the gold standard for a while so did yoink some of their ideas, while doing some other things differently.

Still needs some work but as an MVP would appreciate any feedback. Cheers.
You can still do that of course, with the same file that you would offer your friends through your "web property". A file is still a file.
And besides that, the total sum of intellectual development. I remember in my student years, first learning GNU userland, and then compiling a custom kernel, and finally pouring over kernel module code.

There must be hundreds of thousands of me, hungry to try to understand what makes an OS tick.
You mean after years of relentless attack on men by the traditional news/media? You mean after social media gave toxic journalists/media types/etc, especially on twitter and reddit, full cover to attack men?

What's next? Black prison population increased after "news" pushed the "super predator" narrative?

The question is who or what pushed for and funded this decade-plus long media propaganda campaign. "Mansplaining", "Toxic Masculinity", "Campus Rape", "Income Inequality", "Patriarchical oppression", "Safe Space", etc.

Systematic media campaigns like this don't appear out of nowhere. No more than previous systematic media campaigns like the red scare, nazi germany propaganda antisemitic propaganda campaigns or the yellow peril propaganda campaigns. From the "hallowed" media outlets like the nytimes to the lowly huffpo, from broadway to hollywood, the entire media seems to have participated in one form or another.

At least with the red scare, nazi germany propaganda or the yellow peril propaganda, it was ostensibly against the "other". It's quite amazing that a nation's propaganda outlets attacked half of its own citizenry.

I think it's time to start investigating "news" companies along with social media. If social media is a platform for delivering poison, the "news" companies themselves and their product are the poison.

But I won't be holding my breath. Keep in mind that news media was able to do what tobacco and alcohol industries could not - lower life expectancy.
He didn't say they were, the parent asked how it was different from fingerprints.
Thank you for this historical perspective. Globalization, IT, aging society, young having it worse than the ones who came before them - there is considerable stress on the fabric of society. The era after Perestroika certainly was more extreme but there are parallels.
The article discusses problems for white men without a college education, including drug overdose and suicide. Drug overdoses in young men will have a strong effect since you're losing a far longer stretch of life from the averages (an OD'ing 25 year old affects the stats more than an OD'ing 70 year old).

If you have some resources indicating this misandry and racism is behind drug use and suicide, can you share it? I'm not even saying that for some people it's upsetting to see this POV (the same that I imagine some boomers are tired of being told they created a lot of today's crises), but it seems like a pretty simplistic view and, if at all, only ver tangentially related.
This is the same situation as when Facebook bought that cool app Moves, and suddenly Facebook had retroactive access to all of my location history and IP+timestamps.
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>Tourists tend to be cheap

Interesting take considering the existence of "tourist pricing".

>You only spend money on things you identify with emotionally

Is this usually how you decide what to eat? I've had $2 pizza in the past but it was because I was hungry and it was $2.
It's really astonishing to see all the recent drama around GitHub/GitLab. Hard to believe those are multibillion dollar companies when their entire existence can be summed up as "Filling in some gaps in git". Like, if Linus Torvalds would just dedicate a few months and build that functionality directly into git, both those companies' value propositions would fall off the face of the earth.

Edit: I mean, their value propositions to internal teams would disappear. They would still have value as social networks and as centralized hosting.
Did the definition of monopoly change while I wasn't looking?

There are no cloud monopolists; there are major players, but nobody has a monopoly.
The creator of Bayard is apparently the co-created of Solr.

Bayard looks like a search-in-rust PoC.
export data as a video of a shifting qr code

sounds like a cool project
Post-CAPS deployment descent is about 1700fpm which is 19.3-ish mph.
The Kickstart page is way more informative: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/meadow/meadow-full-stac...
If someone poops on the camera I guess it’s all over
Obfuscating your personal profile is like obfuscating an entrance to your house so that thieves to have hard time to find it. If that is a concern, a society should consider a strict law and legal trouble for them, not hiding tactics.

Opting out is a thing created by fraudsters, and why is it tolerated is mysterious. The way EU implemented it, allowing sites to drag a user through a burden of un-checking a dozen of checkboxes, is also ineffective en masse. It is still easier to just use complete ad-blocking (passive measures) and clicking “okay” to get rid of a popup.
The poorest 1% is an extreme outlier cohort in America. Some sources from a cursory search suggest it’s something like less than $2 a day.
But interestingly, one gets much more attention than the other.
The best way to have an open mindest is to never contemplate different viewpoints?
Every night (takes 6 weeks before I notice a big change)

Magnesium Glycinate

EPA fish oil

If I stop the above regiment, and my insomnia flares up again, I find the following to help break the cycle until the magnesium and fish oil ramp back up.

Take an Aleve

Eat a half bunch of celery an hour or two before bedtime.
Agree. It's naive to assume your use case is the basic one when using these libraries or that you know the underlying implementation and all of the parameters, since in ML the implementations vary enough to affect the outcome and will have different controls.

To the point of exploratory analysis in some of the parents ,I prefer statsmodels for that purpose. It's not quite up to where the similarly purposed tools are in other languages, but for most of my work where I care about interpretation, it hits the right spot between usability and providing the standard statistical outputs.
Well, if white men "deaths of despair" rates are surpassing that of black men, may be the answer is to start treating them like black men. You, know...more police and more jails.
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> Some European companies that use large American cloud providers say those services are more competitively priced than cloud services in Europe, WSJ Pro previously reported. Gaia-X could lower transaction costs by standardizing contracts and processes between cloud providers and customers, the German Economy Ministry said.

I mean Hetzner for example is very competitive price-wise, but they are missing a lot of the platform functionality AWS and Azure provide.
Standard ebooks fetches from Gutenberg and other sources and clean them up before publishing them it seems.
Coffee is tangible. Physical things are tangible. I can drink coffee and it tastes good and wakes me up.

Digital artefacts on a sharecropper platform where content and applications can be removed, "upgraded" aka less features. It's not something I 'have' so yeah the $2 could very well be smoke and mirrors.
Jeff dean needs more data from you minions! Surely great news for fitbit , lets hope to see more advanced tech coming to our wrists!
I've never used BitKeeper. How much of Git's design is "inspired" by BitKeeper/how similar are they? Particularly at a file format/low level.
Linux in part won because the Regents were getting sued at a critical time. Without linux we would run BSD and it would be fine.

Git is good in some ways, terrible in others. I've used it for years and still don't feel really comfortable with it, but I've never had something as multiheaded as the linux repo.
Link: https://blog.google/products/hardware/agreement-with-fitbit
It doesn't matter what statistics this professor digs up on the 1950s - the 50s are remembered fondly for the general sense of optimism, confidence, and national pride. Yes it was better for white people, but that doesn't change anything. Suburbia was born, millions of families moved from poverty stricken rural areas, and America felt as though it could do anything. Break the sound barrier, go to space, cure Polio.

Liberal professors obsessed with identity politics and historical revisionism just wouldn't get it.

China is going through the same kind of boom today. 75% of the country is still quite poor, but seeing the other 25% lifted from forced, agrarian poverty into a comparatively wealthy middle class fuels optimism and national pride. Doesn't matter that the growth leaves out the Muslim poor or most Tibetans, etc. This will be remembered as a golden age for China.
Having dealt with this before, if I could go back I would integrate an ORM to do the schema changes. Something like SQLAlchemy/Alembic where you can store your schema changes like git commits and roll forward/back as needed.
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I couldn't agree more. I see very little representation of issues affecting men and a lot of demonization of perceived wrongs that men do. International Men's Day also received very little recognition despite it's focus on real issues affecting men such as mental health and the justification I heard often was "everyday is men's day" and "<insert incels insult here>". Men also have a problem with being less vocal and outspoken on issues that affect them compared to women which is something that needs to change.
I see your point and I think we can all agree that the past few hundred years has been hard on black people. However as the suicide rate and drug overdose rate for white men is increasing I think we should also consider their plight as well. Life can be hard and we shouldn't dismiss problems just because of their skin color.
I saw a talk in 2010 by Mark Dominus (who sometimes comments here) titled "Linus Torvald's Greatest Invention". It was about git! It was a fun talk. Here is a link if anyone is interested: https://blog.plover.com/misc/git-talk.html
Of course its fiction - psychedelics are highly illegal in the US. There are some slow movements towards that changing (Mushrooms are decriminalized in some states AFAIK), but other than that, they remain a criminal issue in the eyes of the government.

I think this stories poses a possible reality in the not too distant future, though. How distant remains to be seen. Looking at the pattern of cannabis' journey to legality, I Imagine psychedelic therapy is still some decade away, at least..
Idk if "gaps" is fair. Building a web UI into git would go quite against the "do one thing well" unix philosophy. And even then, hosting services would still be a thing
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The problem with this kind of statement is that the data will be there forever and all it takes is a "welp he changed our minds" to undo everything.
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> I think you're taking a perspective which is too focused on ML

scikit-learn is an ML library. It's explicitly not a stats library. The assumptions and defaults are correct for ML use cases. GP comment is entirely correct.

If you want to do widespread statistics, use StatsModels which is designed for that.
That's precisely the argument he was making...

Buying impractical things for social signalling is not characteristic of frugality.
This kind of thing is done on occasion. I remember the same being done to Newbridge at the start of the tech bubble, including short-sellers arranging damaging interviews with people who claimed they were executives with the company. It's far easier now with social media.

It's not just Tesla either Facebook, and I believe Microsoft as well were caught paying for entities to harm Google's reputation. There are vast amounts of money involved.
Educational toys today are really tepid about telling a kid he's wrong. I heard a VTech toy of some sort respond to a wrong answer with something like "Great job, try again!"
Changes of control typically trigger a suite of investor and creditor protections. I'm beginning to favor a similar set of rights for consumers.

Right to deletion would be one. Heightened portability requirements another.
This is a good point. I live partly in the country and small towns are full of guys 40-60 years old with no immediate family and, I presume, a limited support network. I realized at some point these are the men society marginalizes and sends out into the country to die.

Only 40-60% of men become fathers. It's something I think about a lot after failing out of school. No one wants to date me, and the chances of me ever forming a nuclear family are getting slimmer by the day.
Correct. The left cares about the dispossessed, at least to the extent that it gives them votes, but all the anti-men-in-power animosity does spill over I think to the effect of making it hard to drum up sympathy for men where men are suffering.

The right mostly doesn't give a shit about the dispossessed, at least as far as potential government intervention goes. They're more social darwinist; if some men are really suffering, maybe they should stop being such losers, goes the thinking.
I have not used Fitbit in two years, but just logged in and deleted my account. They state that data is also deleted.
But framing things differently has been done, yet we have smoking, drinking, gambling, mcd and coke.

To me it fells like certain people (a percentage of any population) are just wired to exploit human weakness.

Sometimes they are unconsciously doing it and when made conscious don't know how to exit that path. And society needs to make it simpler for exits to happen.

Those that are consciously doing it...well we are just stuck with them like we will always have bugs in code.
Wasn't the final straw when Bitkeeper revoked usage for open source projects?
I'm not sure I can answer that question. I don't know enough about Prolog. I can say that your example could be encoded in Lean as a type and the definition would probably be much shorter.

Does Prolog automate some of the work involved in writing a proof?