skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ditto. I was actually thinking of trying Roam until I read there was no mobile app. I like the idea of a “second brain”, but for me that has to be something that never gets detached from my first brain. It has to be accessible at all times, for both reading and writing. I currently make do with Apple Notes, but I’m interested in finding something more organized…

A second brain should also be as private as my first brain – ideally end-to-end encrypted, which I guess Roam is not if it’s a webapp. Too bad. (Apple Notes isn’t end-to-end encrypted either, but that’s another reason I’m looking for an upgrade.)
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The Switch doesn't run on FreeBSD but rather a custom microkernel operating system called Horizon, which is an evolution of the OS on the Nintendo 3DS.

Nintendo do use some code from the FreeBSD kernel in the network / sockets stack though - https://switchbrew.org/wiki/Sockets_services
>If the world is seeing a loss of identity, it is because we are being freed from the shackles of our old identity. It's normal for there to be a transition period where no one knows what's what.

What if this old identity and social structures based on religious texts is essential for human beings and human beings are not capable of forging for themselves a new identity without guidance?
That wasn't what I asked:

"Why isn't your body already making enough of these..

And I don't think it is dangerous to wonder what the hold up is and try to do research to answer that question. But it seems like no one here is actually getting what I'm trying to say.

It's late. I'm tired. Whatevs.
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Well the position being discussed, different from the current consensus, is that what sets apart the "cancer" condition from routine mutated cell line is metabolism, not immunity to the immune (!) system.

In that spirit, subsequent mutations that confer resistance can be seen as a consequence of this abnormally high metabolism rate that overwhelm the system and also cause increasing mutation rates.

In conclusion, while cancer may indeed become a complicated condition to treat, the root cause thus defined is rather simple. Whether this paradigm is valid and useful is an open question, but the article being discussed sure seems to point that way.
This idea is captured nicely in the book "Art and Fear" with the following anecdote:

"The ceramics teacher announced on opening day that he was dividing the class into two groups. All those on the left side of the studio, he said, would be graded solely on the quantity of work they produced, all those on the right solely on its quality.

His procedure was simple: on the final day of class he would bring in his bathroom scales and weigh the work of the “quantity” group: fifty pound of pots rated an “A”, forty pounds a “B”, and so on. Those being graded on “quality”, however, needed to produce only one pot – albeit a perfect one – to get an “A”.

Well, came grading time and a curious fact emerged: the works of highest quality were all produced by the group being graded for quantity. It seems that while the “quantity” group was busily churning out piles of work – and learning from their mistakes – the “quality” group had sat theorizing about perfection, and in the end had little more to show for their efforts than grandiose theories and a pile of dead clay."
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This clause from the privacy policy is not very encouraging:

> We may terminate or suspend your account and bar access to the Service immediately, without prior notice or liability, under our sole discretion, for any reason whatsoever and without limitation, including but not limited to a breach of the Terms.
In addition, I'm not sure using MySQL as an example makes a whole lot of sense. After all, that project was forked and the 'freer' alternative won out, so said 'seedy' behavior wasn't really a winning strategy. Or, at least, the community isn't worse of, from today's standpoint.
BSD are staying relevant for its license (and for that zfs) and if it wants more adoption, it would be because of maturity on server usage and adding more manpower on desktop isn't.

I would use BSD if the server usage is more friendlier but right now, o don't see any benefit than using them for zfs.
The fact is that research at this level results in such specialized knowledge that not a lot of people would be able to contribute. Additionally, the pressure of academia would probably prevent scientists from disclosing publishable results.
I guess nothing special at all, just the next big project.
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Not enough airflow to filter air. Really, it's just an expensive way to waste money.

Seriously? 600mA? Air purifiers are rated like 30W for a reason.
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Has anyone here come across good research-based methods of dealing with procrastination?
One issue is that the memory controller is in the cpu itself (what goes on the wire are the low level line control signals). Also for small ranges, the memory actually being zeroed would be in cache anyway and anything touching the cache would interfere with the cpu, so it is hard to do better than rep stos.
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But all this doesn't leave contributors without any rights: they can still decide to band together and fork the whole thing. Even after signing CLAs and having contributed to the original codebase for a while.
An exception to the rule. Survivorship bias [1] 101.

[1] https://xkcd.com/1827/
Yep Air India got some decent prices recently from ARN to SYD (which I've tried and while I'm fine with quite run down upholstery near broken seats, the biggest problem was seat was too short to fully stretch, hence lack of sleep).

The best I've found yet was one of the Chinese carriers Melbourne to Moscow return for 1650 euros...
I've had it happen twice, once with a trolley jack and once with the car jack. In both cases the ground was a softer than I realised. There is no way I would crawl under without axle stands.
Thanks. I didn't know about this library. Interesting, but perhaps I am missing something... about stack "allocation":

var i0 = $(Int, 5);

vs

int i0[5];

In both cases it doesn't need GC. What would be the reasons for redefining it? I wonder how it couples with local static variables.
Had it happen to a classmate in school.

I seem to remember it's either second or third most common cause of death in young people (in rich countries), usually behind traffic accidents.

But that has to be considered together with the fact that, generally speaking, young people just don't die.

Oh, and to fuel your paranoia: had a friend die in Moscow from a stroke. Death could have easily been prevented, if they had called paramedics and not the police, who thought he had taken drugs and just locked him in a cell where he died 8 hours later.
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Hm yeah, i recall NetBSD to be 'unbreakable' in that, and some other ways from personal experiences in the past.*

Anyways, there are Linux distros who specialize in this use case, and have sane and proven defaults tuned for that. Sometimes they seem a little bit 'ghettoish', but one can remove anything which is unnecessary, add needed stuff, even remaster in RAM and then rewrite that to another
boot media. Or being lazy and just using an overlay to the stock image.

[1] https://antixlinux.com/ for instance works very well.

[2] http://grml.org/ is another Debian based one, altough a little bit lagging behind nowadays.

But many others also. [3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions_th...

Ubuntu is not a good starting point for that use case.

* Like carefully unplugging the SCSI controller from the running system, while it had no other available mass storage, watching the console being flooded with messages akin to 'Arrgh! I'm dying! Where is my...?', carefully reinserting the controller into the PCI-slot without causing shorts, console turning back to normal. And switching back to the running X as if nothing had happened.
(And no file system damage in spite of having soft updates on UFS active, and running tasks with many open files)

Amazing.
Actually going to look into this - given up on Evernote, don't like Apple Notes and Bear writer just didn't click....but did anyone else get put off by the whole "casually going to show off my notes on Prepping and Bugging Out as they're totally normal and chill things to be across". Undermines the credibility of the writer.
This is a really cool project but frankly you can do it a lot cheaper. Find the cheapest box fan you can find, and find the cheapest HEPA filter you can, and strap the HEPA filter to the front. To improve air purification even futher, slap an activated carbon filter on the front too, and your air purifier now filters VoCs! For cheap Activated Carbon Filters, look into the kind used for Aquarium filters. They'll work just as well for air as far as I know.

In China there is a whole company founded on doing just this, although they've since pivoted into selling specific air purification hardware at a significant discount. See: https://smartairfilters.com/cn/en/product/diy-1-1-air-purifi...
Is "exercise" just a euphemism for not being overweight then? You can be skinny and not exercise, or be overweight and regularly exercise.
Anyone tried using a chain calendar? I used an app that tracked how many days in a row I meditated and that's the first time in my life I was able to do a good habit consistently for 15 days straight. I didn't want to break the chain!

Later I used the same idea for studying every day, started with a few minutes and worked it up slowly. Eventually, I was able to concentrate for long periods of time. That sense of momentum and progress is very encouraging.
US pressured Dutch Safety Board to downplay tech faults in 2009 Boeing 737 crash
Please, how?

I was just browsing my library today and it's a tragedy how bad it got...
How did you render the music? I want to experiment with algorithmic music generation too.
Microsoft really excelled (pun?) in binary compatibility. I can still run 20+ years old games in Win10.

That's a shame to see how little control we have over e.g. our phones nowadays, how monolithic they are, SW wise.
If that had been my intent, I would have said so.

Your statements "I might feel differently if I could find better intellectual engagement in meat space than online. If the entire internet were vapid memes, I might be all "Book club here I come!" (or whatever)" presumably do not imply that if the internet were more vapid you would politely endure routine sexual assault for better intellectual engagement either.

My reply was specifically about the problems of the internet as a replacement for meatspace intellectual engagement.
i was 100% certain this comment was a parody.. until i clicked on the link...
I think you've got cause and effect mixed up there. "Incel" stands for "involuntary celibacy". That's not an explanation, that's a description of the thing you're trying to explain.
Do air purifiers really work? I always have impression they're just sham, or at least placebo.
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I use all of these, and they work pretty well.

Structured procrastination is also a good one:

http://www.structuredprocrastination.com/

The basic concept is that work is procrastination of something more important.

There is nothing like having a big writing deadline to get the cleaning done!
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I use the small wins trick a lot. I start with the smallest win, which is writing down a small win on my todo list.

Then, when I see the small task, I feel motivated to do it just so I can have the pleasure of checking it off my list. By that time, I'm usually on a pretty good roll and keep working.
London has two options - tube or (half each) car or bus. All suck, but tube gets you there fastest (with probably higher level of discomfort as bus does).

Imagine having real bike lanes (and not getting killed) where you'd be able to use e-bikes and e-scooters. Imagine pooling electric car with your neighbour in a Boring tunnel. Even when it's slower you are not a sardine in a sweaty, hearing-damaging tube.
Probably because there are tons of censors on modern jets and you need something to manage them.

However I wouldn't use a civilian made system for this, you're going to spend the rest of the program lifetime correcting security holes.
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Even now, 33 years later, that robot is goddamn terrifying. Props to the designers for creating the most disconcerting creature I've seen in all cinema.
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arguably is still a standard library bug (or better, missed optimization). What triggers the optimization should be the value type of the range, not the type of the value to be filled in.

The issue here is a quirk of overloading rules: after template instantiations two overloads of __fill_a are available, one with a deduced 'int' type for the fill value type and another with a 'char' type. Both are perfectly valid instantiations, but the 'int' valued one is preferred by the partial ordering rules as it does not require a conversion.

I think this might easily be solved by making the type of the value to be filled in a separate template parameter even for the pointer variant.

Also, in addition to pointers, the memset optimization should really be applied for all contiguous iterators (for example std::vector::iterator).

Just use -O3.

edit: minor fixes and rewording.
Not necessarily bitterness! I'm very happy for what he is doing. I'm looking at it very objectively, the problem is that the way the article presents his story is very flawed and incorrect. It sounds very much like a PR post. To address the Finance point, there are few areas of finance that is purely research driven and requires a lot of expertise of lateral domain like economics, mathematics. And once cannot grok that expertise in a year or so.. That was the point I was making!

> Why must we understand all the code and concepts to apply it?

That is one of the reason why our engineers are so sub-par because we were told to just shut up and write shit. We could have become a force to be reckoned with because of our expertise, because of our ability to solve complex problems. Yet we are living in an industry were there is huge disparity in salary, structure, and principles.

I don't necessarily agree with why one shouldn't understand the concepts, I'm more a guy who says why not?

Because, if you are standing on the shoulders of pioneers and claiming to be improving their work at least do it with compassion and honesty.

Sorry about the rant.. would love to hear alternative opinions!
I thought about doing the chains, but I was always held back by the thought of having to break the chain for legit reasons. For example I'm currently practicing guitar, so I'd create a chain for that. But there are legit reasons why I can not play at a given day, I might not be able to access a Guitar because Im in a Hotel in a different country, or a myriad of other reasons.
Fred Brooks in The Mythical Man Month:

> Plan to throw one away. You will anyway.
Your links in the article to the HN discussion point to a different submission, not this one.
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A better camera next time sadly. I prefer indoor cameras, better light conditions help make better videos.
Yes and there's few computers sold that don't have either a battery (phones and laptops) or UPS and on site generation (servers). Only desktops are affected and they are the smallest segment by far.

What the world needs is cheaper DRAM, not non-volatile DRAM.
I can tell you that miscarriage messes up women that already have a kid pretty badly, we have few couples around who went though it. Of course I can't compare it to same woman without any baby at all, but this perception of "focus on positive, look you already have one healthy baby" is outsider's perspective. Kid of best effort to soothe the unsoothable.
I also like how they mention marathon. Indeed, you don't start training for marathon by running all 42km on the first day, are you? No, for some of us in our current shape even running 5km is hard! So we should start with smaller things - those we can do - and tell ourselves that we have achieved something - and that tomorrow we probably will achieve slightly more.
Try http://www.procrastination.ca/ and the iProcrastinate podcast. Main takeaways are:

* Just get started.

* Don't give in to "feel good".

* Use implementation intentions to put the trigger for action in the environment.

* Procrastination is an existential issue. One who is
procrastinating is not getting on with their life.

* Approach goals are better than avoidance goals.
Was this book some sort of dystopia about teaching?
> I wish the open source community would rethink the desktop experience from the ground up so that we can have truly portable desktop environments that speak a common API.

Every distribution does it their own way. The correct comparison of FreeBSD is not Linux; it is a Linux distribution such as for example Ubuntu, Manjaro, Arch, Debian, ...

These distributions each have a relevant market share, making the comparison fair.

Sure, there's overlap. If you want an OS which does it differently, consider having a look at NixOS.

> For instance, check out the Manjaro doc on switching desktop environments [...]

> There are 'two steps' for switching to XFCE:

> sudo pacman

> [...]

You're not supposed to execute commands which you don't understand. You're not supposed to execute sudo commands which you don't understand. Manjaro is supposed to be a user-friendly Arch version, so that is at odds with using CLI if you ask me.

I agree with you about the monetary incentive. Thus far, it does not appear anyone has succeeded, apart from Apple with iOS which is based on macOS which is based on FreeBSD. Jolla's Sailfish is struggling. Librem 5 with Purism's PureOS is delayed. Perhaps PinePhone?
I feel it goes against the idea I (we) may have about personal freedom.

This makes someone not aware of said systems a puppet doesn't it?
To the point you think you have freedom, but your attempts could be doomed to failure.

We are still free to shape our networks yes, and it requires work ...
So success is a function of how good you are at Psyop then /s
> Maybe they can be replaced with a voice interface at some point but I'd like to see a few more sigmas of reliability before relying on voice recognition to turn on the windshield wipers.

There are people who are unable to speak but are perfectly able to drive. Replacing controls instead of them being an additional form of control of the existing controls can have the effect of removing people’s ability to drive simply because of an infliction they are unable to control.

Heck what happens the day you get a bad throat, lose your voice and you are unable to drive yourself to the local pharmacy because your unable to control your windscreen wipers.
presumably do not imply that if the internet were more vapid you would politely endure routine sexual assault for better intellectual engagement either.

I didn't quite know how to say what I wanted to say, but that is, in fact, not too different from what I was implying. Not that I would politely endure routine sexual assault, but I would be much more willing to take my chances if I had no means to get my intellectual needs met without being exposed to such dangers.

I don't think I should have to be exposed to such dangers to get my intellectual needs met, but some comments here seem to suggest that me wanting to both get my intellectual needs met and not be subjected to sexual harassment is some kind of crazy high ridiculous standard.
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If only the term "engineer" was a protected term (as it is in Germany) then we'd understand programming isn't engineering and this report would be titled "State of Programming" - and still be a click-bait report (I'm guilty as charged!)
Ask Elon Musk he seems to be good at that
The internet is a large amplification device, everyone single expressed feeling or thought is amplified to be the most important topic of our time. Including this post and my comment, people should stop being so serious and enjoy living.
Hi royosherove! Very interesting GOTO! I think these metrics you are talking about are really interesting.

At minute 30:13 you talk about those indicators and put some examples at the blackboard, I find most of them very interesting but for "Critical Security Issues" I'm really wondering how can you differentiate between PRs that are fixing things that PRs that are just implementing new features?

Thanks for reply :)
I think it's likely that in this context, "ops" refers to the low level runtime primitives Deno provides and implements in Rust. E.g. read bytes from a file. I doubt you could transparently multithread `await` without clashing with JS's semantics.
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how cool, thanks for sharing!
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“One point for the team was to demonstrate that it could be done,”
>Most of the container use-cases that aren’t layers work fine under jails

I'm pretty sure that with unionfs you could get layer-ish equivalent for most use cases. Not going to question that it wouldn't be user friendly though
True, but it's still a slippery slope. Can't wait for the day where the decision of who to shoot is outsourced to call centre-like environments in India where people will be paid peanuts to decide who lives and dies. /s
I'd be curious to know how is the latency handled when it comes to aiming & shooting over a satellite connection.
Without submitting from a known university or research group? Seems unlikely to me. I have no doubt it can and has been done, but for it to be a regular thing such that one can recommend it in a 'Couch to 5k' style method? No way.

I have some friends in Oxford who are DPhil/Postdocs in highly reputable research departments specializing in ML and if they sometimes struggle to get more than a poster session at the leading conferences, with the addition of well known professors names attached, then there's just no way I can believe Joe Bloggs who just learnt python 12 months ago is able to do the same.

I almost want to follow his guide just to check.