skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well if it's any help, here's my two cents: to rewire your gratification circuits you need a lot of time and effort to alter your brains to accept some new ideas or behaviors. Took me a long time to get used to going to gym. Now it's like second nature. I know if you are really depressed it might be impossible to do it and other means, eg psychologist and medication, might be more helpful.

But the rewiring of your brain is the most important thing I feel in combating depression and getting somehow your lizard brain engaged in the "normal" things. For some reason I have felt that losing the connection to your primal desires (or the real you) is often the trigger, that will cause your body to tell you "hey, you are doing something wrong - please fix it". I know self-blame is the last thing any depressed person needs, but I think positive action and experiences are definitely key-part in overriding the negative thinking patterns. Things such as social connections, the feeling of belonging to a group and physical exercise.

Yet for certain, if you feel you are pushing yourself too much to me it says that there are deeper problems unsolved under the surface, that should be reworked with maybe a psychotherapist before going on a trip around the world. Or maybe it's a chronic chemical imbalance that just can't be fixed (eg Abraham Lincoln). Who knows.

To me physical exercise was like a magic cure that did feel like a natural depression medicine when you get the feeling of progress. Then other positive things started to build on top of it.
Why give back to someone that has stabbed you in the back?
As of 4pm ET today https://twitter.com/covid19tracking (aggregating known state testing results) shows about 5100 tests performed, or 15 tests per million people.
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The political discussion should happen separately from a brilliant piece of writing that has the ability to encourage many people to act in a way that will save lives.

Muddying that message with political and partisan discussion is not helpful. Your comments are not constructive to this discussion and the messaging around healthcare and artists is not constructive to the messaging in the document.

The fact that you cannot see that only highlights my point.
This is really cool. I lived in Cambodia for a couple years and everyone has a phone number.

Question: are there any possible issues with multi-sim card phones? It seems like everyone had 2 sim cards over there. Could you somehow link them together?
We also don't know what the movement would look like today if it weren't dominated by their personalities (and their personality conflicts) in its formative days. It's pretty clear that a lot of people were interested in the ideals behind their movements and contributed in massive ways to the success of the movements - it's not clear that either of them were needed to get the movement off the ground (see also, Great Man Theory).
Why are reforms proposed by economists opposed by citizens?
I'm not a technical expert, but check out the guy who made the fake movie trailer's channel. He has written parody songs for almost all of the Intel execution attacks there are, which is quite hilarious.
Decoders for which the vendors still face unknown patent licensing fees.

After the HEVC licensing debacle, the industry isn't going to jump on a bandwagon with unlimited unknown downside again, not when royalty-free alternatives like AV1 exist.
Hey, you're right. Thanks for the tip! I never bothered to play with it. I guess I've just been very well trained to close down a page as soon as a dialog like that pops up. My loss!
There are so many things wrong with this perspective I’m not sure where to start. Overall it sounds very much like the climate change deniers’ arguments — who cares if we all die, as long as we make some money beforehand.

You can not compare Si Valley salaries to anything, since they are irrelevant. The salary may be high, but so is the cost of living there, so it’s basically a wash. And Si Valley is not the center of the world, so comparisons to the relatively few people who live there are meaningless.

Who cares if it consumes 2 years working time if you die 10 years earlier than you would have. Also exercise gives you many health benefits, including cognitive function, so you will be more healthy and more productive when you actually are working.

Cost to go to the gym?! You can exercise at literally 0 cost. Do some push ups, go outside for a run, etc.
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Another massive market for PDP-11's was McDonald's. They ran the cash registers in a lot of the restaurants.

I knew a guy who earned a living rehabbing PDPs that had done service in McDonald's. I guess they weren't always located in the best place in the building because said he spent most of his time cleaning the dried soda off of circuit boards.
I think it's a reference to one of the people pushing very hard on spreading CoCs everywhere. Can't recall the name. (Corin?) Reading some of that person's tweets, though, left me with a very bad impression.

Anyway, search and form your own opinion.
I find that email a perfect summary of the current situation.

A bit rough tone, sure, but I think that shows that he’s actually passionate about these things. That’s good, not bad.
That is a fair clarification, thanks.
Maaybe, but you'd have to follow the "safe, sane and consensual" rules. Explain in advance that that's what you're doing. Ensure that everyone is on board. And not do it in public, because the public aren't consenting.

And if it rose to public prominence while remaining a men only club, that would probably cease to be OK.

(It remains unclear to me what the long term psychological effects of participating in a community where "nobody is kind to anybody" are, and what kind of trauma they are replicating)
I'm pretty the point is that OSI already laid down guidelines that asked for civil communication - and name calling is epitome of uncivil communication. Indeed, his comment is basically contesting those guidelines.

So this was clearly one of those no recovery situations. Either guidelines for civil behavior or "show me the code" meritocracy wins but it's hard to see "agreeing to disagree" being possible here.
I totally understand the reaction is totally different from the flu.

Here's my question: If we had real-time dashboards and 24/7 news coverage of every flu case, hospitalization, and flu death... would it look much different? I think it would actually look much worse.
Well, that's only the constraint because the FDA disallows importing foreign kits, and has prevented private companies from manufacturing them, no?

So in a sense, the obstacle is (deliberately?) awful policy.
We need optional SPIR-V shaders in Chrome's and Firefox's webgpu implementations, so that websites that use it wouldn't work on retrograde NIH text-based Apple platforms, forcing them to implement SPIR-V eventually.

Such standards politicking, creation of unneeded entities/standards is basically a "tech sin". They are sinners!
Highly recommend discover. I heard capital one has good options too.
The molex 2.36mm pins can apparently carry 8.5A, which at 12V gives you about 100W. That’s useful for some power hungry components, but I wish there were a smaller alternate 4-pin power cable standard that I could use to route power around to things like fans and SATA SSDs.

Something in between the giant molex connectors and a 3-pin fan connector.
This is awesome. I can see a lot of artists flocking to this who want to sell their work but are overwhelmed by Etsy.
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That might be true (although it might not; evolution infamously doesn't exactly optimize for "best", just "survived"), but even if it is it would be nice to minimize the collateral damage.
Is it $59 better than Hack or your default though?
Yes, but those first cases will just fill up the facilities, the cases after that will overflow the system.
Straight ip addresses can't have tls certs afaik.
I'm not exactly sure where you draw the difference. Minority opinions are sometimes helpful in creating products that work for everyone (my favorite example here being a hand dryer that did not recognize black skin). It can be useful to amplify such voices. If you want to call that "SJWism", fine.

But this is literally just a call for civility, recognizing that many people may not want to subject themselves to this kind of toxic atmosphere. You can ALWAYS voice your concerns in a productive manner in the "meritocratic" ideal.

Added to this, note that the attack surface for such toxic behavior might be much bigger if you're a minority group. Let's take the assumption that women need every fucking thing explained to them - which is quite alive and really fucking annoying. I don't think that's banworthy, but certainly noteworthy and, if you wanna continue to talk down to your peers, maybe you need a break from the mailing list after all.
He writes about the reasons behind his expulsion on a post named "The right to be rude" [1] on his blog. This was written before he was banned.

[1] http://esr.ibiblio.org/?p=8609
Thanks for a detailed, well considered response.

> intubation

Do you think a laryngeal mask airway would useful in these kinds of situations?
That's what everyone is referring to.
I'm not sure if the benchmarks above reflect this, but MessagePack allows you to use integers (or any data type) for map keys. This makes it a lot smaller than using plaintext keys, and makes it comparable to formats like Protobuf despite the lack of formal schema. (You also lose a lot of the context-free readability of messages, so it's a tradeoff.)
> Re "using Svelte means adopting a new language" - it didn't feel like that to me.

Me neither, but I've been around long enough to remember the handlebars.js days. To someone that's only used React I imagine that at first sight things like {#if} {/if} look ugly as hell. To those people I can only say to stick it out: it starts to feel very natural very quickly.
Her kid turned out to be a total "Monkee" though. ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Nesmith
I use Preact for small apps and demos, works really well for that! For larger projects I still prefer the real React library because there are some edge cases where Preact does things differently (can’t remember what exactly but I remember that I ran into some problems when trying to migrate a large react codebase to it).
Germany prevents shipment of protective masks headed toward Switzerland
Primer (2004)
> banishing contributors for wrongthink

And now he is banished.

Are you really arguing against this?
He’s obviously a great when it comes to his contributions over the years. And he may have a point in his criticisms. But he doesn’t seem in a healthy state of mind. He seems paranoid - “make no mistake we are under attack” - angry - “loonytoon”, “ratfucking” - and the victim of a cultural attack - “journalistically-protected class“. The linked article on here about homosexual priests seems to suggest it’s been a theme for a while.
Is she forced to wear high heels at work or she simply likes it?
I replaced my oven with a waffle maker, and you should too (2019)
Well, yes? When was the last time a flu DDoSed medical systems of two countries to the point people are routinely refused treatment and die in the ICU corridors?
Start with yourself perhaps. The pigeonholing of heritability studies with eugenicist policy is something laughable to everyone who isn't utterly beclouded by FUD. And great job avoiding to refer to Noah Carl by name, because just imagine someone googling for it and actually checking up on the description ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noah_Carl ).
He has a long history of making statements like this. Anyone showing up for the first time in years only to intentionally and obviously violate rules should be kicked out.

I fully agree with the idea that "ethical" licenses aren't free software, but the dude is a terrible actor in this. He violated the rules, and got banned. That's not a bad thing!
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/elastic-...

Much quicker to remap an elastic IP than wait for DNS changes to propagate.
Not sure if edited, but your quote is slightly off. Should be

> They have shown not themselves to be a reliable partner

The "not" there feels like it's in an ambiguous spot, but at least gives a faint connotation of the author's intent, which reads as you'd like it to.
To my mind the templating language isn't that different to JSX, <div class={classNameVariable}/> and all that. I agree that if and else statements feel a little less natural but for me it's more than worth the price of admission.
This will get rid of the sticky header and footer too http://www.staticding.org/

I have a fork of it that removes the pop up it creates and adds support for another element type. You can use this bookmarklet

javascript:%20(function%20(){var%20jsCode=document.createElement('script');jsCode.setAttribute('src',%20'//cdn.rawgit.com/Avery3R/StaticDing/master/src/StaticDing.js');document.body.appendChild(jsCode);}());

source is here https://github.com/Avery3R/StaticDing
As long as they stop leaving apps dead on the water whenever they decide to maybe develop something remotely related, as has happened several times in the past, then I guess this is good? My previous exp with them isn't super encouraging unfortunately.
I teach my regular class as you did: sitting at the desk, facing the students in the room, writing on a tablet whose screen is projected behind me.

1) I get a lot more eye contacts with the students this way versus using the blackboard, because I always face the students and never face the blackboard.

2) Beyond streaming the screen, there exist software that records and share what was displayed in previous slides. Students watching the video can then very easily (alt+tab) access another window where they can scroll to check previous slides. OneNote lets you do this for instance by sharing a notebook; the students can either access the notebook on a webpage (sluggish) or on their own OneNote app on a tablet. I typically have 1 notebook for each course and the notes taken during class are updated almost instantly (few seconds). Sadly OneNote has drawbacks: importing a PDF rasterizes it and the result is blurry/pixelated, and the latency for updating the notebook online is few seconds, so not good enough for online streaming.

3) Webex or similar conference software lets each participant send a video stream or a screen sharing stream. I intend to try this setup in the next few weeks: (a) me sharing a selfie video stream (b) me sharing my iPad screen where I write or annotate slides in OneNote, (c) the OneNote online notebook that students have access to in another window with all previously annotated slides, (d) hopefully the students streaming a selfie video of themselves to get visual feedback in the Webex meeting.
Yes, IB is what I use too. Their paid individual account tier is only $10 a month and provides SDK's with robust support for Python, Java, and C++.
You might not be worried, but millions of elderly and otherwise immunocompromised people are. Millions more are worried on their behalf.
It's not the treat, it's the lunatic ranting part.

For the sake of fairness, consider the case that people opposing him would use similar lunatic language.

They would drop fighting words like neoconservatives, greedy capitalist, far right nuts into the discussion. That would be crazy just as well.

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For the record, I think ESR was mostly right on the issues. He is just communicating like lunatic angry person.
It's the number of columns on an IBM type punch card.
Please don't take HN threads further into ideological flamewar. This is a big leap in the wrong direction, and it gets worse downthread. Nothing new or interesting comes of such arguments, so they're off topic here. HN is a site for curious conversation: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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The broker is the "actual" owner of whole shares too, isn't it? You know, "in street name"?
Testing in the US is just coming online after everyone started going around the CDC and developed their own tests.

https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-testing-covid-19...

Scroll down to the table showing testing rates per million.

Guangdong China: 2820
South Korea: 3692
Italy: 826
US: 5
Here is the actual manufacturer:

http://www.sztoomen.com/
I should also mention that this is actually an Ubuntu VM running in Hyper-V on a Windows Server 2012 host... don’t ask! It needs to be rebuilt one way or another (and it is running on an HP Microserver N54L!)

As for FreeNAS, I feel it gives the closest thing to a Synology NAS in terms of manageability through a GUI, etc, while also supporting ZFS.
We're making an open-source $30 GPS/mesh radio, would like advice
Wrongthink shouldn't make you immune from banishment for being an asshole.
Chat could be too information dense. Perhaps something like Facebook live reactions—maybe just a simple "slow down" or "I'm confused" button would work.
I agree that it's a valuable thing to say. It's just that particular piece on present, the time, being named after present, the gift, that doesn't resonate with me. I understand that it's neat that they coincidentally share the same word and I'm sure that it does resonate with other people. I'm just sharing my own perspective.

Yesterday is history in that it forms part of past events. My browser history includes stuff I visited yesterday, for example. Tomorrow can also very well be mystery. That's why, again from my perspective, I have no issue with those parts.

It's the reasoning, like saying "that's why there's no 'I' in 'team'". Like, ok that's neat, but it's not valid reasoning.
Did you purposely make a comment 80 characters long?
CoCs are an elaborate legalistic version of a conch shell. ESR wasn't holding the shell when he spoke.
(Mac OS X/OS X/macOS. I normally let these slide, but here it’s important which one you’re talking about.)
There is a live chat functionality, yes, thank you for the idea. In terms of feedback, I miss fine detail, just in the moment: For example, if the students appear overwhelmed by an explanation, or if they like a joke.
(slightly offtopic, hope you don't mind)

I believe the term is: masquerade.

Though mascaraed is technically correct, it just denotes wearing mascara and not to "mask" oneself as someone else.
Same for talking. Same for presenting visual information.

The key is to be cognizant of the people on your team. It may be possible to take a "walk" in a wheelchair-accessible location or do some similar activity. The only way to address this is to ask your team and build a culture of trust on this issue.
And the VRMs and associated circuitry are the most likely thing to die on the motherboard. The PSU, at least in my experience, is the most likely thing to die in a desktop computer. So now you have all the most likely to die components on the most expensive part of your desktop system.

Being able to replace the PSU without the cost of the mobo is great for human people. For corporate people and their economies of scale it makes less sense than just making everything 1 thing and throwing it out when it breaks.
Hi ya'll, so we've spent a few weeks making device software and an android app to convert a $30 chinese gps/radio into a long range mesh radio for hikers. It is working fairly well now (though still an alpha) and we'd love more people to try it and/or have fun coding on it.

We got about 30 users (and some devs from this hackaday article) but we'd love more users and devs to join this happy-happy project:

https://hackaday.com/2020/02/26/lora-mesh-network-with-off-t...

I'm happy to respond to any questions or comments...
That's distressing, but unsurprising. I've been watching the OSS community engaging in slow-motion self-destruction for a while now. This sort of thing is right in line with that.
Given your knowledge of the industry, which retail broker(s) do you think is the absolute safest place to trade + hold equities? Interactive Brokers? Fidelity/Schwab? One of the big banks?
I suppose because of a historical text mode screen width (80x25 and later 80x43 and 80x50 were all widely used de facto standards).
Source? Neither their website nor Twitter says so.

EDIT: Confirmed. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/10/arts/music/coronavirus-co...
Context is probably required to understand what 'free discussion' he thinks is under attack. Over the years ESR has blamed gay people for HIV, women for their own suicide, Chinese conspiracy theories and whatnot. To put it simply, he has basically gone mad.

Sure there is a nuanced discussion about what is too much for a CoC but the sort of discussion that he thinks is supposed to be cut out actually needs to be shut down. I'm surprised it took this long, to be honest.
Are you objecting to the word "ratfucking" or the ratfucking itself? As vulgar as it sounds, the word itself has a well established meaning.
I would love to see teachers take a page out of programming twitch streamers book and get proper live streaming setups

I don't know that twitch is the best platform (honestly, it might be! It's used for this every day at a much larger scale than most schools imagine), but regardless, streamers have figured out pretty great and economical setups for streaming.

(Eg https://medium.com/@suzhinton/my-twitch-live-coding-setup-b2... but I'm sure there are many many similar publications, some which might be better for beginners)
Interesting the documentation uses the term "generators" to refer to scaffolding tools. I read that word and got excited that they had python-esque generators.
Can you please post specific claims about @chx?
Step 1: Admit these people are not your friends and you don't actually have as many friends as you would like and that their lives are meaningless to know about

Step 2: Download your backup copy of horribly over-compressed images and videos that Facebook ruins on your behalf

Step 3: Deactivate and cancel your Facebook

Step 4: Enjoy life
IETF107 Cancelled
> Explain in advance that that's what you're doing. Ensure that everyone is on board.

This assumes that people choose their way into this state. What if "software as performative BSDM" is the state of nature, that people are in unless they decide otherwise? (A bold claim, I know, but I can think of some good examples, and I bet you can too.)

> And if it rose to public prominence while remaining a men only club, that would probably cease to be OK.

What defines prominence? There are a lot of FOSS projects that are critically relied-upon by thousands of downstream projects, which nevertheless only have one contributor—and not even because that contributor doesn't accept PRs, but rather just because nobody else has ever thought to help them.

And then there are the tiny projects everyone ends up using because they're transitive dependencies of one thing or another. This comes up a lot in the Node.js ecosystem.

And then there are literal art-projects that people end up relying upon for some strange reason. _why's libraries were this kind of thing: open-source in a sense, but not for the sake of improving them qua software, but rather instead to improve them qua the original artistic vision, if you understood and shared it; and otherwise only open to view and learn from.
Where do you get bureaucrats deciding things like that, I've never heard of that before? 60's USSR maybe?
His statements seem more like the words of a man who feels strongly and passionately about his cause. It's a little suprising that the OSI keeps such high standards for decorum if that was the message that got him banned.

It deserves a warning, maybe, but banning him? Cancel culture indeed.