skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do developers not know how to statically compile software anymore?

Also, you shouldn't be writing your own packaging scripts: leave those to distribution packagers. There are thousands of people who work on packaging these things, and the user of the distribution is much safer if they don't touch software distributed by random people.

This stuff is completely stable, just don't break the assumptions of the system without knowing what you're doing.
> I also think travelling by car is a safer option, both for me and others around me.

I thought about it because I'll need to drive a long drive in two days (across France). I'm taking throwaway gloves with me...

Inside the car I'll be fine (and people outside the car too) but...

A gas station has to be one of the riskiest place to catch the virus because you are forced to touch the gas pump. And that's the same for everybody who just filled his car. Same with electric chargers for EVs. Anyone with the virus would cough, while driving, and the virus would be on one of his hand. Then that person would fill the car. Then the virus would stay there for hours?

It's a combination of two things: a great many people passing there and all these people being forced to touch something hundreds of people recently touched too. Hence the throwaway gloves.

Not to mention that if anyone in a car has the virus, it's likely that the one driving may have it on its hands (even if he's not infected ?).

I'm very mindful not to touch anything outside the house unless when I'm buying groceries (but at the grocery store when I pick, say, a thuna can, hopefully there haven't been a hundred people touching that on thuna can in the last x hours). At the gas station I know I'll have no choice.
>majority of protein sourced from eggs and whey protein).

Why eggs and not fungus and seeds (including nuts, legume pulses (beans, lentils, peas)? Hell what about gluten.
Cannabis, although I find it's easy to accidentally dive deep on something I didn't mean to on it -- I find combining it with coffee prevents me from getting too focused on one thing. YMMV.
I'm no artist, but I've always felt creativity comes from dysfunction/chaos.

My wife (a psychologist) and I discuss this regularly around poetry, music, painting, etc. Some of the most "beautiful" works come from unhealthy emotional states. And that a lot of the sameness we get today in popular culture arises when art is cultivated by large organizations which are inherently are devoid of emotion, and are pushing populism instead of beauty.

You can see it very easily today in popular music. If you look back to the 1990s and the rise of alternative music, hundreds of one-hit-wonders, 8 different "Natalie"s, etc. And today where one-hit-wonders don't really exist anymore because Clear Channel has cultivated a sound and artists that don't conform that sound are not going to get airplay, and not have a run-away one-hit-wonder and fade back into obscurity and cult-fandom.
Unfortunately garbage-in -> garbage-out.

That chart shows US at 233 confirmed cases.

According to NYT, over 10x that number are self-quarantined in NYC alone [1].

Now it's technically true that those cases aren't medically 100% factually confirmed, because NYC has only performed 35 tests total so far. But it gives a very inaccurate picture of reality. Garbage in, garbage out.

1. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/05/nyregion/coronavirus-new-...
That much is obvious. It doesn't mean I don't want to hear his perspective though.
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I only had half a dozen, all from the last month. This is pretty surprising. I use Instagram regularly, though I only sign into Facebook occasionally.

All of the activity I had was from games that I casually installed and then deleted in the past month. These are games that I signed into with Google Play, which displayed advertisements primarily for Facebook.

Speaking of which, some of Facebook's advertisements are absurd.

https://i.redd.it/czyfotsak2l41.jpg

"Start Reacting Today".
It did take time to build enough trust with new team members for them to be comfortable cutting me off to ask me to repeat things. I had to take the lead for new team members, stopping them and politely asking them to repeat something, and I tended to apologize for not understanding. I'd let them know early on that I knew there would be times that we didn't hear each other well, that it is completely OK for that to happen, and I wanted them to stop me and ask me to try again. And I'd do the same when I did not understand them.

I don't have specific situations, because it was never a big thing. We'd just be talking, and someone would say, "Hang on, I didn't get that, try again?" Not any different than remote calls when someone's audio goes out and you just let them know that you didn't hear them.
How to take smart notes (Ahrens, 2017) – LessWrong 2.0
Because I like cheesy eggs and protein shakes. Again, I don't fault anyone who decides to adhere to a vegan diet.
The catch to putting warning labels on fake news
Looks like a bailout is going to happen and the State Bank Of India is involved.
There is certainly a space in the market for pretty-printed kubectl output. The complete lack of formatting and color makes it significantly harder to poke around and troubleshoot.

One thing that has been pretty effective is using 'kubectl get -o yaml | jid' which lets you poke around in the json a bit
Can I combine this with the seed money I have been sowing?
Flannery O'Connor versus the Marvel Universe
I agree, but we're arguing about a hypothetical bug scenario that has probably never ever happened: accidentally implementing this sort of stateful interface. These stateful interfaces are already very rare (at least in Go) and accidentally implementing an interface is itself vanishingly rare (I don't think I've ever heard of this happening in practice). It doesn't make sense to me to take grievance with Go's interfaces (which offer strictly stronger protections than callbacks), but be okay with naked callbacks on the basis that "people tend not to use them in a stateful manner" (never mind the stateless scenario in which bare callbacks also provide weaker guarantees than Go's interfaces).
Familiarity. Centralization. Time saving. No ads.

These are the major strengths of RSS.

If it’s dead or not, just leave it be for us.
I think this is mistaking correlation for causation. The problem with sugar is that it's often found in highly palatable foods that contain large quantities of fat and calories. If one monitors their caloric intake/outtake such that one is in a deficit or at maintenance not only do negative markers disappear, they improve. (Even on a high sugar diet.)

That's not to say: 'only eat lion candy bars and all is fine.' (One reason is that that would be too hard to adhere to since the volume of food is so low because they're so calorically dense. Low volume, even if calories are high, causes hunger. Another would be the lack of fiber, protein and micronutrients.)

But it does show that it's not sugar that's the problem but rather consistently being in a caloric surplus such that people become severely overweight.

Unfortunately, nutrition has become such a religious topic that it's become hard to have civil, scientific discussions. Instead, we stick to our tribe, demonize those who show flaws in our reasoning, and selectively search for research that aligns with what we already believe.
> Voting for people means you can hold them accountable.

Then how come the US Congress has extremely low approval ratings, but also extremely high incumbent re-election rates?
I'd be cautious if you're doing TRF by skipping breakfast.

>Interestingly, TRF improved weight loss and cardiometabolic endpoints—such as insulin levels, insulin sensitivity, and blood pressure—when participants ate early or in the middle of the day [18,19,41,42,43,44,45], but worsened cardiometabolic health or had null effects when participants ate late in the day [46,47,48].

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6627766/

IIRC subsequent studies have found that digestion interferes with sleep quality, which negates the benefits of TRF.
Going to be totally honest with you: I read hackernews every day, and that experience has left me with a strong intuition to keep anyone vaguely associated with startup culture at least 1000 feet away from my kids.

What data do your venture capital funders hope to collect from my family? How can I trust you to respect our privacy when the entirety of startup culture, from top to bottom, seems not just consciously amoral, but apparently unable to reason morally in a normal, human, way?
Your body goes into ketosis when it "runs out" of blood-sugar for long enough. It usually takes me 2 - 3 days of staying below 30 net grams (i'm a larger guy, for many people it requires going below 20).

IF can be a part of that, in terms of helping you to control your eating and making the time-period at the end of those 2 - 3 days happen maybe a half-day sooner, but fundamentally it doesn't change carbs are carbs.

Also you might find the relationship almost works the other way. Ketosis makes IF much easier. I haven't eaten breakfast in years. I don't even really consider that an IF regimen as much as like... once you get rid of the habit for a month or two you completely don't miss it and forget why you bothered.
Psychedelics
Have we found out anything more about the people behind it recently? It's been a question I've been pondering for awhile. I know this was mentioned in a previous thread:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18693073

I've often thought an interesting place for an intelligence agency to place or recruit a source would be in a code review organisation. There are a couple of high profile ones that do a lot of work on open source projects. Let's be honest, very few people have the time, energy and skills to review a project independently of this.

Of course there comes a point where too much tinfoil makes the hat fall off.
False flags and information is the only way to deal with this stuff...

If FB thinks you're a 72 yr old retired dentist from OK, and you buy nothing but feminine hygiene products and 3 wheel wheel barrels, you're pretty worthless as a consumer.

The future of ad block is disinformation. Makes the entire ecosystem worthless
The US is already exporting cases to other countries:

https://www.thestar.com/amp/news/gta/2020/03/05/person-who-a...

Garbage out, indeed.
>Add on another 8 weeks (16 in total) before introducing constructive feedback so they are used to your communication style.

There are lots of good tidbits in there, but I can't agree with waiting 4 months to offer constructive feedback. Failing to provide constructive feedback is one of the biggest mistakes new managers make.
I'm no expert, but from my vast knowledge gained through the internet[1], it seems that ketosis starts at around the 12 hour mark. But I think it would depend on how glucose saturated you already are.

[1] I like Dr. Berg's videos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSwOreYDPCM and anything from Peter Attia https://peterattiamd.com/
I was hesitant at first, but when I finally bit the bullet, it works. Yes, there can be issues due to age of wiring and what not, but the reality was, after I went with EOP, I didn't want to go back to WiFi. Yes, a hardline into your router is best, but EOP is a solid, worthwhile solution. I set it up once, and that was it. Never had to worry again.
OpenCL seemed to have comparable performance to CUDA when we stopped using CUDA. I don't have comparisons with RTX on hand.
The main problem with OpenCL now is not performance but vendor/driver support. For example the Apple OpenCL drivers are pretty buggy.
I just got a Sonos beam a few months since it seemed like a decent soundbar for the price. I also use Apple music and I just airplay music to my Beam. Does that not work as well when you have a multi-speaker setup?
No, people are instructed to self-quarantine merely for being exposed to an infected person. The large majority of those people are not expected to eventually test positive.
You may also like to know that the composition of Goin' Home is now in the public domain as well, being published in 1922.

https://imslp.org/wiki/Goin%27_Home_(Fisher,_William_Arms)
Yeah, just enough to slow your brain down and you slide right into flow.
If a webpage publishes discreet articles then it should do RSS. Any site I go to has to have RSS for me or I stop visiting. My time is important.
Even Steve Jobs’ Widow Invested in Crypto
How would they know? What are you saying or doing that would cause others to shun you? If behavior is your problem, its not your views that matter, its your behavior. Being an asshole is not a protected class...
Why is admin bottleneck? Are they magick?
smaller businesses are more nimble and can change directions faster than bigger businesses.
Your "gut" is wrong. It's ED 3.
Depending on distributors means that your users will only use ages old versions of your software, thus you receive support requests for stuffprobably already fixed/changed. Sending users back to distros also takes time.

And for static linking: That is kind of happening with those modern snap and flatpack and whatever systems for handling applications, but it's bad for security. I want to update my system zlib in case there is an issue instead if depending on all applications consuming compressed unteusted streams updating their package in time. And I certainly don't want each little tool bundling their own Qt.
Another option (if possible) is to take the burden yourself. "I've seen when you've been behaving in this way and I don't feel that this is appropriate for the club". Rather than the implication of "someone has complained and I am following this through" it becomes "I, on behalf of the organisation, feel that this behaviour is inappropriate. If you're going to take an issue with that, you take it up with me first and foremost."

In the case of the Higheschooler you mentioned, this is less possible due to the parents obviously being told by the daughter and obviously not being party to the grievances. In this situation your options are more limited.
Can you share how you do this please?
Our migration journey from AWS to Google Cloud
Not if it's running a Spotify client.
Interesting point. Can you imagine how the attitude around facebook would change instantly if they started profit sharing with their users?
Gas stations are open air (high circulation) with only a small number of people present at a time. Wash/sanitize your hands after using the pump/buttons and there's not much reason to think it's dangerous.
We are deploying software to multiple clients and usually oidc is accepted. ADFS2016 has it, Azure AD has it, PingIdentity has it.
Something like http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/data/30-year-mortgage-rates... seems convenient and isn't a specific lender.
Source? I'm listening to NPR doing an interview with 3M's mask-making division as I read this and there's zero mention of the supposed nationalization you report. I strongly suspect you have fallen prey to trolling.
Burn two weeks of PTO when you may not even be sick. I wonder what the compliance rate is?
I am having trouble agreeing with the statement that "...your body will convert the protein to glucose..."

Could you elaborate on that logic?
PeerJS
How would that help? It's not supposed to be just a quantity.

The HTML spec says "number" is supposed to be for floating-point numbers - https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/input.html#number-sta... . That can include quantity, but also other things. Like negative numbers.

That spec section ends with the note matching the guideline from the submitted link:

> The type=number state is not appropriate for input that happens to only consist of numbers but isn't strictly speaking a number. For example, it would be inappropriate for credit card numbers or US postal codes. A simple way of determining whether to use type=number is to consider whether it would make sense for the input control to have a spinbox interface (e.g. with "up" and "down" arrows). Getting a credit card number wrong by 1 in the last digit isn't a minor mistake, it's as wrong as getting every digit incorrect. So it would not make sense for the user to select a credit card number using "up" and "down" buttons. When a spinbox interface is not appropriate, type=text is probably the right choice (possibly with a pattern attribute).
Hacking the President’s DNA (2012)
They have the same customers and customers have a finite advertising budgets. When Facebook gets more Google data it benefits the "result" of the ads on facebook which in turn over time gets more $$ shifted there.
Someone oughta research the differences between coffee and other caffeinated drinks. My experience says that there are huge differences there.
indeed..
If an alert doesn't need action for 1 hour, the alert should happen 1 hour later.

Alert fatigue is a big problem in the sysadmin/devops world.
Ive been using it for 4 years and rarely need to try google. Set it as your default!
Most people own a mobile phone anyway, so I guess at best you can try hiding that you take the bus to the city rather than a car.
ADFS v4 on Windows Server 2016 up allows oidc.
The source for Tunsafe is located here. https://github.com/TunSafe/TunSafe
I tried building it myself a while back, but ran into a number of issues.
Is there an advantage to using Tunsafe over Wireguard?

I think it is a lot safer to just use Wireguard for windows https://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-windows/about/
You can download the binary, or build it yourself.
The data is wrong for at least five or six cases near me, the county seems to be missing or just wrong.

Why present a splashy tool like this if it just has bad data? This is irresponsible.
I’ve been using ddg for a little over 5 years. Those first few years of use I found myself using !g a ton, but I think ddg’s results are actually better now. Not that the search is necessarily better, but I don’t have to wade through a bunch of ads. I know this is a tired position around here but honestly there’s very little I get out of google’s search that I don’t get from ddg.
Unless one has too much lean meat. The body will convert excess protien into carbs. It's better to stick with fatty cuts only.
When to Copy Ideas, When to Steal Ideas
As I said elsewhere in this discussion, use DECSTR instead of RIS unless you really need all of the things that RIS does to actual terminals, like performing selftests and resetting the serial connection. Habitual use of RIS is a bad habit to get into.
On the web, it's Settings -> Your Facebook Information -> Off-Facebook Activity.
Thank you for linking to the paper.

The study measures the effects of regular caffeine users:

> Participants were invited to participate if they were between 18-35 years of age, consumed between 1-2 cups of caffeinated beverages per day at least 5 days a week, did not smoke, were native English speakers, and took no psychiatric medications or painkillers on a regular basis.
> [...]
> Participants were asked to abstain from any caffeinated or alcoholic beverages from 4 pm on the day prior to the session.

I recently listened to Michael Pollan's Caffeine [0], which was on Audible's free monthly audiobook list recently. He argues (and I'm inclined to agree) that if you are a daily caffeine consumer, your daily cup of coffee does less in the way of cognitive enhancement, and more in the way of getting you back to your baseline (i.e. preventing caffeine withdrawal).

With this in mind, I think the study could be improved by having subjects who started off completely off caffeine for a few weeks. That way, we'd be more certain that the control group isn't going through caffeine withdrawal, and that the effect of caffeine isn't decreased by tolerance.

[0] https://www.audible.com/pd/Caffeine-Audiobook/B083MVZ91Y
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22503948
I too have been looking for a good solution.

Some that I've found:

- octant.dev from vmware

- infra.app from kubernetes podcast a couple weeks back

- kontena lens (looks like the company shut down)
6 months in and $1k MRR: my biggest mistakes so far
"The production of glucose from glucogenic amino acids involves these amino acids being converted to alpha keto acids and then to glucose, with both processes occurring in the liver. This mechanism predominates during catabolysis, rising as fasting and starvation increase in severity."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glucogenic_amino_acid
> A process of "we assume the first person to come to us is completely correct and honest" would be severely vulnerable to abuse.

At the bar/club I work at, we're using exactly this process and have had just one occasion where we weren't sure about the intentions of the person reporting an incident. But we've had good experiences overall. We believe in letting the person who had a bad experience be in control of what happens, because (likely) they've just felt unable to control what was happening (to them).

This also avoids the whole he said/she said, that's bound to happen in situations like this. Though if they want someone to leave, it can be tricky throwing them out because that person will claim that they're being wronged. Telling them about the background to our policy helps, if not, they will usually (verbally or physically) lash out and justify throwing them out on their own.
Thanks for the feedback. This was based on the guidance I received from "The Effective Manager." The idea being that brand new managers need enough reps in conducting one-on-ones before they start introducing new concepts. So...

1. 8 weeks practicing 1-1s

2. 8 weeks practicing positive feedback

3. Introduce constructive feedback

Obviously YMMV so if you build rapport quicker you should totally incorporate things more quickly
Yes, the non-mobile version has a great layout and much more density of information on a single page (unsurprisingly).

Does anyone know what the sources are for the data shown here?
The fact that Italy has an older population but a longer life expectancy does not mean the risk of disease to the elderly is any less for Italians. That observation would only make sense if life expectancy were # of years from right now, rather than # of years at death.
I'd say I still do the !g thing about 10% of the time. DDG is good for my average search case of "I really just need to get to the wikipedia article but I don't know quite what it's titled", or finding an answer on StackOverflow, but if I'm doing anything that's kind of niche, I end up having to use Google.
This[0] is a good starting point. Dietary protein can readily be converted to glucose in the body and either stored as fat or used as energy.

[0] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3636610/