skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hey, I'm a SE in the US looking strongly at a move to Europe. Wanted to PM but didn't see anything in your profile. Would love to chat about roles!
https://www.reddit.com/r/headphones/ and https://www.reddit.com/r/HeadphoneAdvice/ are much better source for this kind of info than HN.

Apart from Bose the other popular choice is Sony.

I wound not underestimate normal headphones as well.

Senheiser HD280 for example are very good with passive isolation at a really low price.

I personally use PXC 550 Wireless which can connect to two devices at the same time (a feature not always present to NR headphones)
Have you looked at awesome-docker, docker-compose, gVizor, Kubernetes / KIND / k3s, telepresence.io

Why would you change a port on the fly?

fyi, there is not really money at the container level. See recent events with Docker the company.

cncf.io is another thing to check out
These goals blur together. R&D effort, and usage of die area are all justified by market potential. Knowing how large the market for a technology or tradeoff actually is has value.

> I'd hope this could be measured without collecting a ton of personal data.

Intel's claim is that they don't: "we would like your permission to collect [...] The categories of websites you visit, but not the URL itself" also the privacy safeguarding statement at the top of the page.

The whole purpose of CIP is to gather data on actual users' computing needs. For many computer users, the web is most of their computing experience -- it seems appropriate therefore to include usage of the web in the program.

Much like any customer experience study, privacy is an issue. Intel do at least claim to be mitigating the impact to privacy.
> The image at the top of the article is from Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing (1989). ...

Funny you mentioned that. I've watched that movie when I was a kid and, very impressed. I wanted to watch it again but I never knew its name to start with. Yet an internet stranger just blurts it out and makes my day. Thanks stranger.
Then you might want to check Brendan Gregg's blog: http://www.brendangregg.com/FlameGraphs/cpuflamegraphs.html
Putting together the perfect F1 pit stop in 1.88s
> publishing only one side of the story is a lie

while biased, it's not in itself a lie
Finding the right parameters to cross compile each dependency you need is tedious. Sure some packages are easy to cross compile but it's much easier to set up an emulated build environment and then compile everything normally.
That's actually not what's happening in OP's search (at least when I run it): Germany is included in every single snippet I see, it just isn't relevant for most of them. "ambassador to germany" works, though.
After the rather recent let downs (Still waiting for my free of charge replacement CPU for the ones vulnerable to meltdown and spectre.), just one more reason not to buy Intel crap.
I agree with most of that.

Primarily, I agree that concrete is easier if you are looking for a “no brainer”, just pay someone and forget about it type project.

But if you are willing to do some more leg work to find good people and can afford to pay them, rammed earth will be a better result for most small (<10,000 sqft) “sub-urban” applications.
Thank you for this comment! It is a very good point.
Point taken, assuming your point is that, given there is a debate to be had, maybe the other side of it isn’t necessarily a journalistic entity maybe?
The distinction is meaningless. My data, and data about me is collected against my will without my consent for a third party's financial gain.

It, ALL OF IT, is wrong. There is no nuance that legitimizes ANY of it.
i’ve worked in cube farms, on shop floors, in the field at saw mills and open offices and the only time i’ve had an issue with noise was (4) barking dogs in a small office.
The vast majority of the time I don't notice noise at all, but when I'm doing something at the edge of my ability, when I can't quite nail it, noise becomes extremely distracting.
some of them are. I'm typing this on a keyboard with browns in an open plan office, and the three people who sit within two feet of me have no issue with it.
not all of us agree
I tend to think a lot of our core personality traits are developed during an imprinting period (mostly between 7 and 11).

I grew up as an only child on a fairly pastoral 15 acres, so very different environment compared to most people who have siblings. As an adult, office noise bothers me a lot more than most, especially conversations.

The idea of being productive in a cafe / starbucks is almost absurd to me, like a Monty Python sketch. Although, I sort of feel the same about Open Office plans, which is less funny, especially in the Bay Area.
absolutely... I think Github should probably put a warning statement on any PRs that include changes to .github/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanford_marshmallow_experimen...

> The replication suggested that economic background, rather than willpower, explained the other half

Yeah

And 250k/y "poor"

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2010/09/the-sel...

https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2010/09/in-defe...
Should I then get to skip paying taxes for one or more years? - Yes and you do. You get a tax credit on interest paid and many new build come with tax abatement to encourage investment opportunities
The NYT is a business supported by employing authors to write articles and sell advertisements to people who want to read those articles. To claim that NYT as a business has nothing at all to do with it's product, that it payed to create, curate and publish is clearly nonsense.
This also bothers me as an American. Shush, folks.
That's brutal! We're poisoning ourselves.
My hunch is OP lives in an Indian metro. I absolutely do not recommend commuting on a bike or exposing self to outdoor air in any way during a commute in an Indian metro.
I second the Beyerdynamic DT770 Pros. I've been using them for the past 3 years in the workplace and they work wonders. If you really want to go overboard with them, and care about excellent sound quality, I suggest getting a DAC and tube eventually.
It does not require Blazor. As the article says, you can use anything you want and the demo has vue.js
> But there's a reason why most places discourage this sort of freewheeling exploration; when you visit a place and disrespect its boundaries, you often end up damaging it for the people who come after you. Even footsteps will eventually wear away stones, knock things loose, and disturb delicate habitats/ecosystems such as fungi. As the old saying goes, "plants grow by inches, but they die by feet."

We're talking about abandoned buildings here. The damage caused by someone walking around is inconsequential compared to the damage caused by nature and the elements. This does assume that the trespassers aren't smashing the windows or chopping down structural members or something. But that's not trespassing, that's vandalism.
Just chew nicotine gum, sheesh! These kids and their vapes..

Anyway, you're right, nicotine is a pain to quit and I wouldn't recommend it obviously. But vaping seems to be even more unhealthy and more distracting.
There are two mutually exclusive groups of people: "Concentrators(1)" and "Communicators(2)". Concentrators must have conditions that allow one to form and hold complex ideas, and act upon them. This is almost always some degree of a quiet environment, without visual or auditory distractions. the opposite of the ideal conditions of Communicators. Communicators must interact with others to do their job.

(1) Typical of this group: mathematician, engineer, scientist, writer
(2) project managers, C-class executives, sales, support

It is as unfair to ask a Concentrator to work in a noisy environment as it is unfair to ask a Communicator to work in silence. However, if one puts both in an environment together (which is often the case) the Ccommunicator always "wins" by suppressing the Concentrator's ability to work through the mere act of performing their duties.
> has not made good on its promised investment surge

I am trying to find where they promised this but can't find anything on google.

anyone have something on this?
I think this works for hair clogs too, IIRC.
Awesome. I don’t know much about Japanese prints, but I’ve enjoyed a couple of David Bull binges recently.

https://youtu.be/3zV9SMeuegw
If you're going to monospace lists (why?) please format them to remove the horizontal scroll bar.

Edited to remove example that still produces scroll bar on non-maximized windows (and mobile).
Where in the US have you noticed this unnecessary loudness? (I'm guessing not in Minnesota.)
Its funny how my mom always told me to clean my room where I see her own room as messy. It seems that efficiency and tidyness is also in the eyes of the beholder.
A game in the background provides structure to the noise and, for me, makes "random" background noise more tolerable and ignorable, the same mechanism that helps me focus when I'm listening to regular music.

The thing about offices is that in my experience it's unstructured, so anything that can catch my ear might require my attention, and that takes a lot of focus away from the thing I'm actually trying to do. That is, the psychoacoustic form of the noise makes a difference, at least to me.
We cant globally protect children from shitty parents. Abuse and exploitation happens even in households where the parents are literally given stipends to pay for the child's care and upbringing-- be it in foster care or post-divorce.

Some people just lack humanity.
Yes, you do not need .npmrc for publishing. But I am using Yarn and it didn't work for me to just set NODE_AUTH_TOKEN :-(
Great study, thanks, I had no idea that had been studied so specifically.
The distinction is meaningless. My data, and data about me is collected against my will without my consent for a third party's financial gain.

It. Is. Wrong.

There is no nuance that legitimizes any, or even any part of it.
I believe the charge was against mainstream media not all news.
You don't even have to dispute him. He rarely has any clue of what he talks about, and that's blatantly true here when he believes oil spillings are all about "fish".
I'm almost certain I've read this article before, but I think I've read a lot more about types since then. In particular, this line is hilarious:

> I’m using the word kind on purpose, there, because Simonyi mistakenly used the word type in his paper, and generations of programmers misunderstood what he meant.

It sure doesn't sound like Simonyi was the one making a mistake here! It sounds like Hungarian notation is what you use to compensate for missing types; it got its bad reputation from people using it for types that the language already provides, because that's easier.
Yeah; why not just buy that data from Microsoft? :3
PlayStation 5 controller appeared: Here are the first images
> Automatically closes inactive tabs and makes it easy to get them back
Too many tabs? Do you have a tab addiction? Tab Wrangler closes tabs that haven't been used recently.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/tab-wrangler/egnjh...
Yamagata University team finds 143 ancient geoglyphs in Peru
I saw this talk years ago and it had a profound effect on me. Every time the stress gets overwhelming, I try to identify the reasons behind it, and channel it towards my biggest concern. The stress hasn't changed, but my ability to manage it certainly improved after taking on the mindset of "my body is responding this way to help me achieve my tasks".

In a similar vein, pill bottles labeled "placebo" are helpful treatments [0], which goes further to show our minds and bodies are very interconnected.
https://time.com/5375724/placebo-bill-health-problems/
Piggy-backing this question: does anyone knows good noise cancelling headphones that are wired?
Bolsonaro has a long history of not having the slightest clue about *.
Hi HN! I created a Dark Hacker News a few months ago and I thought I'd share it. Dark Hacker News is a simple dark-themed Hacker News app for browsing Hacker News stories and comments. Let me know if you have any questions or feedback. Enjoy!
I agree this is a better headline. In the original, I was left wondering if it was possible for a black hole outside of our Galaxy to eject a star from ours.
Substrate EVM and Polkadot-Ethereum Compatibility
Humans are stereotyping / categorizing machines, we can't help it.
This is going to be based on conventional wisdom. The evaluators are a biased representation of general public. What do most people think are conspiracy theories?

Despite all the policy guidelines, in the end it's not just a legalistic decision but more like a survey to see what people think.

If you're running a search engine, you need to track of what people think somehow, or you'll totally miss things like cultural issues.
"To do the tagging, I wrote a Zeppelin notebook that creates an HTML page with each image from a video, which someone manually tags and saves off."
+1 for YAAV.
The Open Source Guides to Managing Open Source Software
> the low, middle, and upper classes are all mildly satisfied with him.

See, that's where you're making a mistake. People being satisfied != things going right. Apparently you can't say this and not be called all sorts of names, but democracy doesn't work when most of the population is deeply ignorant.
Hero35, the best way to find and watch techtalks
wow he really has no shame. He only is this way because Bezos lets WaPo report the truth about Trump and they are particularly dedicated to that and I appreciate it a lot.
> My biggest triggers are people who eat crunchy food with open mouths; people who slurp their drinks; people who are oblivious to their environment and sing loudly in open offices.

For me it's people who talk while eating and who read emails aloud while writing them. So annoying!

I have had to resort to taking noise cancelling headphones to work.
Wow, you're even more noise sensitive that me. Suggestion: noise cancelling headphones. Good ones are really effective.
Basically all scientific research labs use some equipment running windows xp or older because the drivers can't be installed on modern windows for one reason or another. Controllers for things like spectroscopy, electron beam microscopes, centrifuges, etc. Custom control boards are also common in industrial (oil, gas, chemical processing) applications.
The singing one cracks me up. Yeah, it's pretty annoying to hear self absorbed people broadcasting their untalented attempt at singing.
Nicotine gum is as expensive as cigarettes, if not more. I spend about $30/year for my vape supplies. I buy juice by the liter and the coils are the only other consumable and those are about $2 apiece every few months.
She did it to get you mad.
Diez is created & maintained by a YC company, Haiku (W18)

The Haiku team's mission is to "revolutionize the way teams create software, by unifying design & code."

In talking with our users, we recognized a huge unmet need in delivering a consistent visual identity across codebases — while embracing native platforms.

To that end, we spent the last year creating and iterating on Diez: a developer toolkit for expressing design languages in TypeScript, and a cross-platform native compiler targeting native iOS, Android, and Web: with a focus on native-developer ergonomics and scalability.

Now finally today: Diez is open source on GitHub. You can get started at https://diez.org

Any questions? Feedback? Please share!
Ask HN: Are you using Haskell for statistics and developing economic models?
wondering why they singled out some companies though?

> ese large corporations pay huge amounts to lobbyists to bend tax policy in their favor.

Do we have a way to know if fedex did this?
I use lucidchart for most diagramming. There's a free clone, draw.io, which is also pretty good if you need more objects but don't want to pay out for an account on lucidchart.
No person/group/company is ever perfect. Always be skeptical of everything. Here's a humorous mistake where the Times created inception-esque corrections: https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2016/09/new-york-times-a...
It was in this radio show, but I'm not gonna hunt for the time code:

https://about.van.fedex.com/point-of-view/policy-perspective...
Disney+ Might Have a Notable Hacker Problem
That is an amazing amount of love and care for brazilians to go out onto the beaches and "pick up" oil. I can't even fathom americans doing that.
Talking on cellphones.
How is incorrect that the NYT is a business primarily focused on seeking profit?
Fruit trees were commonly grown against purpose built walls. For flat walls trees would be trained to keep their branches in a plane.
Raw sewage probably isn’t that great for fish either.
If you clean the toilet with soap and a brush will it remove either the hairs or lubricant?

Edit: and bleach?
It depends on the switches. A significant percentage of people in my office use the Apple keyboards and they're definitely louder than my Cherry MX Silent Red switches. I don't even have o-rings on them and they're almost completely silent as long as you aren't slamming on them.
Depending on what you be are diagramming you might want to use the C4 Model ( https://c4model.com/) which often results in easier to understand diagrams. There is a PlantUML add on for it too: https://github.com/RicardoNiepel/C4-PlantUML

Also draw.io templates and a set of Visio templates ( https://github.com/pihalve/c4model-visio-stencil ) that can be imported into Lucidcharts as well. There is also some web based tools (see bottom of C4 website).
That's why Belgium is so low on the list.
You're taxonomy sounds plausible, but it's not obviously true based on my experience.

Do you know of any empirical studies that support the generalization?
Suggestions are based on what people search on phrases that appear in text. People don't search and/or write down what everyone knows already.

Those suggestions aren't there because Google believes men can get pregnant, it's because that's something confused teenagers search.

I also don't get why you consider "Men can get pregnant" to be insulting or biased? It's mostly just nonsense, but if you want to find meaning in it, the potential to become pregnant has historically been regarded an almost holy facet of humanity.

Another fun one I just found, and which you might appreciate: "[idiots can]'t get cold".
which one deserves to rot in prison forever?
Fun idea.

Test works as intended:

Anyone that passes the HR screening - is declined. Anyone that fails is pulled in for round two.

Just verify results w/ outliers - but if you're hiring for department, you match the department. If everyone in the department scores a "1" but still excels and does excellent work - who cares what the HR screening software says?
well politicians certainly can make hay of it, in fact they seem to be the biggest spreaders of misinformation. most don't get called out on it because of either that it sounds good or because people who could aren't in positions to be heard.

throw these companies have lots of money to pay fines, suits, and campaign donations with, and the outcome is decided
You're absolutely correct. That's what I was trying to capture in the parenthetical; clicking on an ad is like wandering directly out of the bar and straight into the salesman's shop.
How can a company like Intel that was top dog for (at least) 10 years in a row get slaughtered on two fronts? Seems like they should have billions in the bank to burn on whatever they need to get back on top.

To me this is like people projecting doom and gloom for Apple after Microsoft makes better products for 2 years, but maybe I'm missing something.
Google acquires CloudSimple to bolster cloud workload migration
Americans absolutely did support the cleanup efforts of the BP spill in the gulf... the 24/7 news cycle was talking about it for months.
Add in transmitting a false AIS signal. Illegal but not hard to do.
Use systemd and related tools instead of docker? ( which is primarily a wrapper around these tools and a distribution hub with network effect )
I'm also looking for a co-founder. I have cyber-security background and I'm interested in Product. I can write full-stack JS(Node, React).
And I bet the CSS animations look a lot less janky than JS equivalents.
Looks interesting. Can you share some more background: why this is a good thing? When should I use this in place of haproxy/nginx etc.

Thanks!
A step in the right direction. The lower the better in my opinion, the federal government is long past its prime
Haha I'm on mobile, so you'd need to do 4 words per line
This is fantastic! I love the unintended economic systems games create! I really wish this was a freemium game though... this seems really shitty for a $45 game to need to grind for hours on end.
I have found as of late that using natural language search terms works much better over the old keyword soup you'd have to feed in to AltaVista or something.

i.e. "how do I change a ford taurus headlight" vs "taurus service manual headlight"
Who are the consumers? We are.

Who are the workers? We are.

Who are the shareholders? We are.

No matter which role you allocate the cost of the tax to, in the end it's us who are paying the bill. Even if you're one of those rare individuals without investments of your own, you still benefit from them. Punishing the shareholders who provide the capital to produce goods more efficiently isn't going to make the goods you consume any cheaper.
I am a tad incensed. My farm has been broken into..trespassed and squatted upon(literally and figuratively) ..my creek polluted and decades old trees topped off by not so innocent trespassers.

And I was told by my insurance that it was my responsibility to install gates and fences as protection against liability. It costs thousands. How do you fence off creek banks and abutting wilderness for the bird life and wildlife? The law enforcement’s hands are tied as they declare themselves homeless and they have advocates and activists. I pay taxes and I have no rights. Except to ask them to leave and they keep coming back after dismantling their tents. And when they leave, they destroy my farm a little more out of spite..tractor and trailer stolen,Metal arches pulled away and placed as tents just outside my property line to throw it at my face because I can’t complain about property that isn’t mine and power lines running zig zag in my orchard stealing my electricity...greenhouse panels pulled out to build a bridge to cross the creek...trees with nesting birds topped off for campfires. Fences that I put up repeatedly run over by visitors of said homeless camp dwellers.

I could go on..but this is what I surmised: when one thinks it’s ok to break one rule(trespassing), it becomes easier to break others. I consider unrepentant trespassing as character flaw and am wary of those who exhibit it.
There are still some black sand and naturally formed asphalt crust, in Brittany's beaches in France... 40 years after https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amoco_Cadiz_oil_spill.
It is virtually impossible to clean oil spill. Hopefully this one is not too big, and won't spoil too much of the shore.
I agree. Also, the average reader of NYT doesn't care or know about the giant black hole at the center of our galaxy and 'black hole' is enough for them to get the point of the story.
If that were true, would that be another reason not to work with her?
New technology turns everyday trash into plastic treasure
It does work for `npm publish` ... I'd submit a bug with yarn, and/or github.
Genuinely puzzled the lady wasn't immediately silenced by others or management of this place. It must have been clear this is disruptive?
Is more about taste than sight
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What is this ‘formal journalism’ you are talking about, and how does it differ from for-profit publishing?