skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Careful with social proofs. Normalizing deviance and groupthink are real phenomena.

Anyway, for any big enough system or module reviews are relatively weak form of attestation. They mostly work as a sanity check and to ensure base level of cleanliness and design.

Better attestation is an automated functional test, best a full proof.
It is not, but that much range is an exception even with airliners.
Just to let you know, I updated to the latest version of Chrome (Android) and it seems to be working fine now.
Wait until EU gets their data portability laws ironed out.
It still lasts longer than many Google services
Using Todoist + Joplin since Google Inbox shutdown
For that to hold reasonable ethical weight, you’d need to spread wide awareness of this tool. I’d say you qualify for that if, for example, you were to run this bot in some kind of “warning mode” that would join unprotected groups and let participants know of their danger.
What I've found over 15 years is that 'good practice' various from place to place. All I'm really doing each new job is learning the local religion.
I've not heard that quote before, but I'm going to guess it was more an apology for the poor state of the library than a serious suggestion about how to achieve what Grothendieck achieved.
Love it. Finally somebody questions the status quo of the economy class. I wonder how this new design competes in terms of price and weight? In the end I doubt that airlines are willing to pay more for economy.
> humans would benefit from more education.

Seems reasonable to me. I'd love a better method for quantifying the value of education, too. It's too easy for Big Ed to argue how college is essential as they jack up the prices.
I mean, it's a bot. Like a search engine bot. It works only for public groups or if it's allowed in a group...

I don't see any negative ethical aspect to be honest.
Agreed about true phone number requirement.

Sure supports connecting via @username only, and I’ve seen a few people switch to it for this reason alone (also the UI is a bit sleeker)
I thought I was the only person with a serious case of useless-meeting narcolepsy.

Keeping relatively active helps, just like taking walks roughly every hour at minimum during work. If I'm absolutely going to sleep I'll stop paying attention and focus on my work, but then I'll miss opportunities to talk when needed.

I'll owe my career to anyone who can find a solution.
Would security services pay for good 3D scans of all people taking airline flights. Seems a possibility to me.
>Also a confused guy stopping meetings is the worst - taking time out of the entire team who now has to listen to stuff they already understand explained again. Pull someone aside afterwards for clarification.

"Also a student stopping lectures is the worst - taking time out of the entire classroom who now has to listen to stuff they already understand explained again. Pull someone aside afterwards for clarification."

You are part of the reason why people are scared to speak up and ask "stupid" questions, and I feel like that ends up being a net negative.
This is why we are obese. We eat ultra-processed crap designed for overconsumption.

Food cooked at home is made of fresh whole foods, meat and plants, high in protein, potassium and all things good for your health. Whether you prefer high or low carb doesn't even matter, what matters more is quality.

Also if you need a surrogate metric for whether you're eating a healthy diet, try to measure for a few days what you're eating via Cronometer. If you don't eat enough protein or you're having trouble meeting the recommended potassium intake (the one by WHO at a minimum, which is 3500 mg per day, ideal being the US one of 4700 mg / day) ... then your diet is crap.

Not that supplementing potassium will magically improve your diet, it won't, but this is the best surrogate marker I found for everything that's missing from the standard diet.
Public groups being publicly accessible is an architectural flaw?
I flew a United 787-9 recently and noticed an IR LED too, but I assumed it was a proximity sensor (when you bring your hands close to the bottom of the screen the home button, headphone jack, and USB charging port light up).
The README clearly states:

>Potential Business Applications:

>Sock puppeteering to overthrow a despotic regime

>Brand monitoring and sentiment analysis

>Shilling cryptocurrency at a moments notice for financial gain

>Influencing sentiment on topical issues

>Getting in on price action early

>Running analysis of a telegram channel

While some of them are arguably unethical, some of them are almost certainly not.
I don't know about LLC but in Germany there is something very similar called GmbH. Which does provide you with limited liability for many _but not all aspects_. So always consult a lawyer with specialization in that area about liabilities not covered.
I have heard about startups which founders did run into some of the non covered liabilities leaving them with a large amount of dept which they could have partially avoided as far as I heard.
This is quite interesting to learn that what coffee contains than other caffeine included ones. I've kind of a feeling that choclate should be the most effective one between those. It helps to release endorphins and stays much longer in digestion than others. I think these could make chocolate the most beneficial one in the long term.
It's less for me because by the time I get to work my mind has been running at 100mph since I woke up, thinking about physics or maths or the book I'm trying to write. I wear myself out within hours of waking up. By mid afternoon I'm wacked. Been the same all my life :(
Security vs. Usability. Multi-device E2E requires ONE device be the source of truth for the private key. That's why for WhatsApp Desktop to work, you need your phone to be connected. This defeats the purpose for most people.
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The amount of sacrifice and work required to succeed at becoming a surgeon requires a deep conviction and values beyond just profit
Thanks so much. I needed some kind words :)
Ask HN: Fitness/Sleep tracker that wakes me up in light sleep cycle?
I am looking for a smartwatch/fitness/sleep tracker that wakes up me:

- Ideally when I am ready (if such a thing exists) OR

- In my light sleep cycle based on my alarm setting

I have looked around but did not find one that meets my needs. Using Fitbit which uses light vibration, but the best option I found ironically is simpler gentler sounds like `Circuit` on my iPhone.

For the context, I don't drink alcohol, no caffeine intake post 7pm, no electronic devices or TV post 9pm, sleep around 11pm, with night blinds. So trying my best to give myself some quality sleep :-).

Any tips on a device will greatly help, if not someone on HN makes it :-), Thanks!
That's because that particular queue is not implemented lock-free. If it were you'd have to exhaust it first.
I am starting from scratch. All the file system libraries I could need are provided by Node. All the data structures I am having to create just pass messaging which connects user interactions to the structures already in place.
I have the same problem as your parent, and I'm convinced I don't have the usual sleep issues for several reasons.

1) I'm very sensitive of lack of sleep, and so I take having 8-hours or more of good sleep extremely seriously.
2) Most days I don't have any sudden sleep syndrome.
3) I've had cases of sudden extreme sleepiness for no particular reason since I was a child. The only thing in common I can think of in this cases is being indoors.

I never thought about it before, but I might have a case of narcolepsy or something similar.
Agreed - care is needed here!

Curious if you can see a way that an automated functional test could pick up on the quality of design?
As someone who had little investment knowledge acumen "Cashflow Quadrant" was an eye opener and game changer. It was the only book from Kiyosaki that I read and it was sufficient for me to look at the world differently.
It doesn't give you any answers but, if you are willing, it will set in you in a different mindset that will help to approach your financial decisions from different perspective.
Either this book or "Fastlane Millionaire" by MJ DeMarco.
If you like sorted arrays and Rust, you might want to take a look at my sorted-vec crate, which has O(sqrt(N)) insertions and deletions: https://github.com/senderista/sorted-vec. In my tests it takes less than half the memory of BTreeSet.

PS: It isn't difficult to devise hash tables with path-independent iteration order. You can simply order the keys by their hash code values. See e.g., my implementation of bidirectional linear probing: https://github.com/senderista/hashtable-benchmarks/blob/mast....
I'd just advocate read non fiction, a lot of it, across many different subjects, there's almost no non fiction book that hasn't influenced my perception of the world around me and introduced me to new ideas
Don't know if I want to a script that records my terminal session and upload the recording to an external server. Is there a way to keep the recording local?
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Being true to Flash? :)
I hate tracking like everyone else but what you wrote is just pure FUD.

Apple forces Firefox/chrome to use their crippled engine but that has nothing to do with the parts that do the tracking.

For the record, Firefox has built-in anti tracker which is enabled by default and they do that on all platforms. And don't forgot the privacy enhancements Samsung added to their browser years ago.
"Top 20 politicians from <party you don't like> looking stupid in long-haul flights".

How do they know which party that would be? Facial recognition, obviously.
https://www.blinkist.com/ ?
What prevents anyone from doing the same with Signal or any messaging service that allows one to build a client? This program isn’t pretending to be a bot on Telegram, and it works as a normal user in every way (including the requirement for a working phone number, even if it’s a burner number).
Are there any alternatives (just want to see alternatives to find which is best for my use).

Either way, looks nice!

Although a bit irrelevant, like the gradient!
Yes, you can use screen cap software, and then convert it to ASCII or gifs.
It's not. You could also mass surveil HN since it's public.
The framework & payload still needs to be initially loaded which can be a problem on unreliable mobile connections. Unlike a classic HTML page where a single request failing just means an image or font is missing, in this case the entire SPA won’t load and you’d be looking at a perpetual blank page.

Server-side rendering still means the browser has to parse & execute a ton of JS after the initial SSR-rendered page is loaded which is still going to be slow unless you’re running a big CPU with lots of RAM.
Well, the ideas outlined there were very worthwhile... for 1970's USA. Have no relation to reality nowadays. Tax system and interest rates are totally different.
I still think there's the issue with business - and first class travelers, which pay top $ to lie flat on long haul flights and are main revenue source of most airlines.

Offering a cheap (or at least significantly cheaper) option to lie flat would eat into their own revenue.
There are many ways to slice the pie, and I would offer that a better way would be to give profit percentage instead of equity.

When it comes to making decisions many employees won't care too much about the direction, and will slow down the process.

Give your employees a fair share, but keep ownership amongst the founders.
Does it, though? I feel like most people just use their phone, and that's it, and people who use the web version don't mind so much that they need their phone on the internet, because it pretty much always is anyway.

Sure, there are edge cases, like being on a plane and only having bought internet access for your phone, phone battery dead and no charging cable, phone lost/stolen, but those things seem rare enough that most people just live with it.

I would prefer that I didn't need my phone to use WhatsApp Web, but in practice it hasn't kept me from using WhatsApp (mobile or web).
Laravel seems to be crashing (not surprised). But isn't HTML5 a decent replacement for flash already?
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I think most of the low hanging fruit from the rapid technological advances in the 20th century have now been picked. Jet aircraft, ground vehicles, helicopters, space rockets, computers. I don't see anything fundamentally revolutionising those in the next generation. Hand computers took their own sweet time to come, but now we have them. I think it's all incremental from now on.

Technological advances are never exponential forever. They always follow an S curve and all our technologies are at the top of the S and levelling off. Many of them actually started levelling off decades ago, such as air travel and ground vehicles. Electric cars are substitution not revolution. Reusable rockets are going to get pretty cool though.
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Thanks - I just wanted to say such services exist or used to exist, didn't remember the name.
If you're of moderate height but have a fat backside that must push you forward into the seat in front.
Website looks amazing and the analytics software really COOOl
I think this will transform the way I'm studying and remembering my notes. It's a product I will pay for
And if it wasn't bad enough that the site is using Laravel, that framework is also exposing a ton of sensitive data about the server. Perhaps disable dev mode? Anyway horrible choice of a framework.
This makes it so much easier to keep track of the action on "The pump & dump cryptocurrency club" channel on Telegram.
Hey Play6,

Thank you! :) Here you can learn the problem in general analytics:

https://volument.com/learn/problems-in-general-analytics
I don't see how that's differnt from Malcolm Gladwell's books. Yes when we read them the ideas feal on the border of speculation, but they are interesting, they help us stretch our minds and see things from differnt perspective. Even when we disagree with some conclusions, this help us define our own understanding on the prbolems discussed.

BTW some of Paul Graham's essays have the similar impact on me, sometimes I don't agree with his way of thinking, but still find them very insightful.
The first thing you do is to figure out how much your trove of user data is worth, both to advertisers and also on the blackmarket.

I keed, I keeeed.
No RSS on his blog. I like following people's blogs using a RSS feed reader.
I had 3 websites in the last 2 weeks (admin UI of self-hosted tools) where this issue was present, but I patched it out.
> I've tried leaning my head against the window frame, but was worried that the vibration would scramble my brains while I slept

Hah, yeah, I've tried this too, but the vibrations make my nose and the inside of my ears tickle like hell!

> All the seats need is wings for the headrest so I don't wake up as my head falls the instant I go to sleep

Hmm, so, I've sat in seats that have had small "wings" at the side before, but the seats were still so upright that my head would still fall - what's needed is "wings", and a slight recline.
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Many DECT phones have this functionality without being wired.
Also there probably is a way to use SIP locally as an intercom between smartphones.

Unlike an intercom they're portable.

The main thing missing is voice or sound activated pick-up and hang-up, sometimes automatic loudspeaker mode.
There are plenty of “Ask HN” threads on book recommendations every single year. You could search for those on Algolia (hn.algolia.com).
Another multi-level roundabout dating back to the 1940s, De Berekuil: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Berekuil (The Bearpit)

We like our cyclists.
> It's not like cookie based targeting is very effective either. It's very difficult to get cookie based ad targeting right

Tell that to the likes of Amazon and Ebay. Their cookie-based advertising is extremely effective. They not only get to advertise things at you that they already know you like, they also learn about other things you like by knowing what websites and content you're viewing.

Why are we worried about this? Because megacorps learning everything about us isn't desirable. It only serves to intensify the advantage they have over individual sellers, and in doing so, lessening competition over many layers of business (all the way from manufacture to delivery).

I'll agree these things apply much less at smaller scale, but that's also why this is so important. Handing the biggest marketing advantage to the biggest players isn't good for anybody but them.
What if there was a cushion on the back of the seat in front of you? Something that you can rest your head on at an angle. I’ve though about this and although I haven’t tried it I feel like that’ll be more comfortable for me.
I tried using asciienema for a blog post. I forget exactly why I gave up on it. Something about it frustrated me and didn’t work right.

I ended up using OBS to make a screen capture. Now I have an MP4 that plays in a vanilla html5 video tag and will work forever.
You went to the trouble of creating an account just for anti Laravel dribble.
Please enlighten us.
Lessons learned while replacing the RedisGraph parser
Very expensive extension cable? :-)
Thank you i will definetly have a look at it.️
thanks, appreciated this article more than the parent.
Ah Cryptocurrencies. Like trading in bits of paper that say 'IOU some paperclips'.
I don't get why you're downvoted. I think it's a creative idea. But I don't think it will fly (pun intended).

Real estate (as in space) on a plane is probably the most expensive in the world. While airlines reserve space for (for example) a bar in business class (and to the best of my knowledge only in the A380) a gym would use too much space.

There's also the issue with turbulence to consider, which would make a gym (at least without significant adaptions to the machines) rather impractical.
> Anyway horrible choice of a framework.

I love unsubstantiated attacks on software.
Classical Kindle uses some variation of Java, so probably only if rooted somehow.

Other ones are Android based, so there you can use it via NDK.
"Silicon Valley" is a metonym for the tech industry generally, with interpretation dependant on context. It's often implied, but occasionally explicitly stated.

See for comparison, "Foggy Bottom" (US State Dept.), "Hollywood" (film industry), "Nashville" (country music), "White House" (US Office of the President, or United States), "Pentagon" (US Department of Defence), "10 Downing Street" (UK / UK Prime Minister), "Westminster" (British Monarchy), "Berlin" (Germany), "Moscow" (Russia), Rome ("The Vatican" / "Catholic Church" / "Pope"), "Vegas" (gambling industry), "Wall Street" (finance), "Madison Avenue" (advertising), "Fleet Street" (British press), "Detroit" (US, sometimes global, auto industry, also R&B music), "Kitchen" (cooking/food generally), "Danish" (pastry), "Napa" (California wine industry).

Cheddar, denim, burgundy, champagne, parmesan, dalmatian, italic, duffel, lyme (disease), chihauhua, torquois, jalapeno, paisley, sherry, port, chantilley, marathon, hamburger, pilsner, balaclava, varnish, limousine and lesbian are all words originating from place names, most with generally generic descriptions (attempts at appellation notwithstanding).

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

Also Synecdoche:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synecdoche
Which route has premium economy for only 10% more?
And that’s assuming you’ve missed several layers of cache between the CPU and main (virtual) memory!
Ryzen 9 3950X vs. Core i9-9900KS performance
Wow, this is how you prioritize safety for cyclists. Really impressive.
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CST-01: The World’s Thinnest Watch (0.8mm thick)
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I believe they ran into problems with their manufacturing partner, and also with some of their batteries bulging. They had very good intentions, but I believe the project became too big for this enthusiastic but novice team to handle. Also: Lots of failed components pre-assembly.

Too bad, really. A flexible e-ink watch embedded into a metal wrist band should have been achievable and quite a fantastic product!
Friends of mine that are teachers say, if one student speaks up and says they don't get it. Then most of them aren't following either.
Are you here just to make attacks on Laravel?
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> Multi-device E2E requires ONE device be the source of truth for the private key.

That doesn't sound right to me. It may well be the case for a particular implementation, but I don't see why it would hold for the general case.
Don't worry, the algorithm only checks if you're asleep. By algorithm I mean outsourced workers in 3rd world call center, that is until our actual algorithm starts producing better results.
> This does depend on roast; darker roasts have less.

While this is technically true, it's quite misleading because coffee measurements are typically done by weight. Caffeine content between roast levels only differ meaningfully when measuring by volume instead of weight. Coffee beans swell as they are roasted meaning darker roasts are less dense.
Great success for that age. I'm 4 years younger than her and sitting in my living room, completing my pokedex in Pokemon Sword.
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Minor correction: This compares performance with and without memory tuning.
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Surely such a thing would exist not on Earth, but in the Cloud.
You should read... better human and developer...

We all are individuals with different backgrounds, views, ways of living. Do you understand that your “better human” is different from my “better human”, or your books did not teach it to you?

Maybe, “Self-reliance” by Emerson, Hesse’s “Siddhartha”, “Prometheus Rising”, or something from Alan Watts can help you question your attitude, embrace the differences, and do not push your “shoulds” on others?

And do not make me start on book recommendations to become a better developer... :)
Loads of companies are looking for developers of various sorts, take your pick :-)

(100/100 Mbps since 2005 or so in a little village in Sweden)
Matrix is the other IM service. This is the tool for getting whatsapp chats into matrix: https://github.com/tulir/mautrix-whatsapp
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In colloquial usage among programmers "Big-O" almost always really means Big-Theta.
What about Sesame Street depressed you? It's not generally regarded as a depressing show.
Or an extension repeater adapter?
Compliance is the biggest challenge w.r.t. becoming healthier. You need either a really compelling reward at the end, or a severe enough punishment to enforce compliance.
I really liked seats arrangement in Helsinki public buses. Not sure how popular are they. But basic idea is that in a paired seat you have one seat shifted a bit to back. Because of that if there are two people sitting they don't rub their shoulders to one another and it feels much more spacious. Only picture that i could find :

https://depressingfinland.tumblr.com/post/59672293951/234937...
Threema works similarly, but I rarely use web version, because it is annoying.