skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The supplier/buyer relationships are very "frenemy" even in the best of times.

Why?
Elon Musk threatens to pull Tesla ops out of California and into Texas or Nevada
Interesting. Do you know any software whose source code is available that uses such an abstraction to paint the screen?
I understand Clinical Depression is more than just feeling down, “depressed”, or demotivated - it’s an actual depression in brain activity (which tends to manifest itself as feelings of sadness, but not necessarily - and people with CD can still laugh, smile, and have a good time... at times).

(I wish they’d change the name of CD to something that avoids the layperson’s concept of “depression” - that alone would help the well-meaning but ignorant people who think it’s just a matter of finding a way to cheer oneself up and certainly nothing to do with serotonin...).
I would recommend Elon's recent podcast on Joe Rogan. They have 8000 employees in China and 0 deaths. He knows what he's doing.

When over 90% of the severe cases and deaths are of very old and pre-existing conditions, it doesn't make sense to keep the younger and mostly unaffected healthy people (usually also the workforce) at home.

66% of New York Hospitalizations Statewide Are From People Sheltering at Home, only 3 percent in New York City had been using public transportation, 96 percent had other underlying health conditions:

https://www.ny1.com/nyc/all-boroughs/news/2020/05/07/new-sur...

33% are from nursing homes:

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/05/09/us/coronaviru...
Take a moment to consider what you seem to be saying here. You’re essentially pondering if it should be okay for a billionaire industrialist to willingly sacrifice the lives of between 1-50 people.

> How low of an IFR would it take before you accepted that exposure?

If we lived in a sane world that valued EVERY individual human life above the self-serving dreams of an egotistical, arrogant sociopath, the answer would be zero.

> Would incidentally exposing them to the common cold be ok?

Such a question screams for a sarcastic answer: in case you haven’t noticed, Covid-19 is not the common cold.
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This process is called “Devops”
As a programmer, apparently for me the best will be WFH with coming to office in between, let's say 1 or 2 days a week, based on ongoing tasks.

While wfh and online conference brings so much benefits, it cannot replace the value of face to face meeting. There are some problems that can be easily tackled with physical discussion, that can be complicated with online meeting / conference.
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You didn’t read fully. I made it clear that group membership is one thing that people will judge on. Group membership would plausibly include those who go onto specific TV shows.

And yes, literally my entire point was that people will judge him for going on talk shows.
What games would you quote as counter-examples of this? I can think of a few, among which "Life is strange", and "Bioshock Infinite". Probably more, but it's hard to recall at 1am (I've heard good things about spec ops: the line).

That said, story is but one element of a video game. Most are praised for their gameplay, but some are for their aesthetics (Hollow knight, bastion), music (transistor), or others criteria. Thus, a game that excels at none can sometimes come on the top... But so can other games that all but stopped trying scoring on some aspects (dwarf fortress, or doom).
Additional: Asking a question just for the sake of it, or for the sake of appearances, is what some idiot does at the end of a meeting, making it go on for another half an hour and wasting everyone presents time.
yeah, I feel like it will be several years before it's polished enough for normal gaming usage and it becomes more than just a cool gimmick.
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Geany is lean and fast but has some warts.

I.e. side-panel is too large, find+replace menu is modal and confusing.
Zapier is just an engine that runs templated code(tasks) that have inputs and outputs. They do have q bazillion integrations thats were the value is.
I would recommend Elon's recent podcast on Joe Rogan. They have 8000 employees in China and 0 deaths. He knows what he's doing.
You may as well stick with Unity and Unreal if you need support for console builds because from what I hear there's no point in waiting for Godot.
A virtual DOM doesn't necessarily imply DOM existence; I don't buy that. It really depends on how persistent you want your "virtual" to be.

A virtual DOM, to me, means that the application renders by, every time, constructing data structures which are handed off to be reconciled with the display.

If, as in an HTML application, you render by means of a retained mode real DOM, then the reconciliation is via comparison of the virtual with the real. But that's not the only way to handle the output of the construction of a virtual DOM; it could figure out how those structures intersect with the dirty rectangle/s, and only render the subtree of the DOM which applies.

rxi's technique resembles a virtual DOM of depth 2 (1 root and everything is a child) and absolute positioning, though it's even closer to an OpenGL display list or combined vertex & command buffer. For that reason, I think it's a little bit of a stretch; not on the virtual DOM angle, but on the not particularly DOM-like nature of the drawing commands.
For those wondering - I would recommend Elon's recent podcast on Joe Rogan. They have 8000 employees in China and 0 deaths. He knows what he's doing.
Agreed, I was forced into using it years ago and still have PTSD from how awful it is. API endpoints randomly return with 500s, block devices hang or just become disconnected, provisioning is extremely slow. The unquantifiable "just works" and general care & polish is missing.
This seems like a strange argument, given the start to this entire subthread ("women used to be the majority").

Let me get this straight:

1. Most women were programmers.

2. Women aren't sexist, so they let men in.

3. Men overwhelmed the women.

4. Men are sexist, so they stopped letting women in.

5. Now we need to deliberately reverse the results of stage (4).

Is that the sequence of events as you see it?
OP here - this kinda feels like telling someone who missed a game winning shot that they should have made the shot. Had I included this in my preparation and gotten the scholarship I would not have written the blog post about how failure to prepare in one key way led to me not getting a scholarship.

In any case I've updated the wording to make my intent more clear.
> Interesting tool but couldn’t discern the interface from the README.

The README isn’t particularly helpful, but the API is rather self-explanatory looking at the header. Eg, this line from the README:

ImGui::PlotBar("My Bar Plot", values, 10);

values is a pointer to 10 floats.
>I'm still wondering how to fix the health part.

Everything you've mentioned is entirely in your own hands i.e. it's entirely self-control. You don't need an office, or the boss watching, to get up with time to spare, to not eat crap or get out for some fresh air.

With the above being said, don't beat yourself up too much. We're in a situation whereby we're all experiencing a sense of loss of control and total uncertainty about the future, combined with many other factors to worry about, so it's not surprising that it may propagate itself to affect the control you exercise over your own life.

If you're comfortable with it, just look at it as accumulating debt much like tech debt. Not tackling these things now might be fine but eventually you'll have to pay some of it down in the near future, and that may be a conscious trade-off yourself, and indeed many others, are happy to make right now.
It seems more likely that IPFS is the GM-NAA I/O to something in the future's OS/360. The concept is cool, but it doesn't seem like it's there yet.
Framing is important.

In many places the annual flu is more deadly. And all the articles about running out of space at morgues, etc. are common in winter in Europe.

We've had SARS and MERS before (MERS is way more deadly, yet we didn't enter a global panic). There is something specific about this panic, and it's not the virus; it's a variant of something we've seen before.

That the media played fear mongering is a given, that's what they always do; I suspect the new factor is social media, which has probably amplified that factor even more.
Google's free consumer-facing products with no SLA being shut down... HN loves to complain about this. Any time there's a thread about Google, someone has to complain about the time when they shut down Reader.
I find myself being more relaxed and because of that I indulge in breaks and brcause of that I end having to put in some work here and there at night after my kid fell sleep. So it feels like my whole day is work, lighter but permanent work.. At least its on my mind. The moment i was leaving the office work was out of mind. In an ideal world I’d do wfh 2-3 days a week and the rest in the office. I even miss my routine and buss ride to work. Some of it is I suspect simply isolation nonsense, im now saving 1.5 hours of commute which can’t possibly be worse
>This is more or less how how most animals learn to swim or how birds learn to fly.

yeah, and they have the losses to show for it.

some birds have losses of up to 41% due to falls and premature flight/parental following.[0]

[0]: https://repository.si.edu/bitstream/handle/10088/5389/SCtZ-0...
They were never caught, they were alleged to have been caught. There's never been any legal action for such media reports. People forget that almost any media you hear about Tesla is backed by people with a lot of money to make by either seeing Tesla fail or seeing Tesla succeed.
As a rule of thumb, what I've figured out is that people who have kids at home are far less productive than people who don't have kids.
You can do that with some premade and custom models via https://facerig.com/ already. They're not perfect, but they aree pretty expressive.
I frequently come across projects where it's not at all obvious in which directories you should look to find the "meat" of the code, or what rationale the maintainers have for splitting up the code in a certain way. I wish that CodeTour (or any other tools trying to do similar things) would as much as possible work with existing conventions instead of create new bespoke file formats.

Netscape/mozilla.org's old Bonsai tool (or LXR?) had a really cool thing where when viewing a directory of source files, it would peek at the first few lines of a file, and if it contained what looked like a single-line comment presumably describing what the file was about, then it would put that description next to the file name in the directory listing.

A couple years ago, I sketched out some conventions for how you might use lightweight doxygen-/javadoc-/jsdoc-inspired annotations in the project README to document the source tree layout. (Some project maintainers already include rough descriptions in the README about where things live, and they're heroes, but not at all the norm.) The idea being that it should be readable as prose, but also have enough semantic richness that it could be extracted by machine.

Something like that has to be at least 10× more helpful than the way that GitHub—and tons of other web VCS frontends that came before—choose show a table where they dump the latest commit message and the last time that the file was touched, respectively, into columns 2 and 3. It's pretty surprising that Sourcegraph doesn't address this.

It would also be very nice to be able to generate a dumb HTML version of the tour. I can imagine it would be somewhat popular to create blog posts that are little more than these snapshots meant to highlight specific ideas. Nowadays when people blog, they include examples and snippets. Instead, they could embody their ideas in a small project of working code and then annotate a CodeTour-ified version that they can then whittle down (or just dump wholesale) into a blog post.
idling engine consumption is much lower than you'd think, even on a bus. It's part of the push towards more energy efficient transportation.
For an isolated country like New Zealand it's possible to secure the borders, and institute a mandatory 2 week quarantine and testing of visitors. They may be able to relax that quarantine for travelers from countries with very low infection rates.
One counterexample doesn't "disprove" the correlation. (Mostly because the example is in the correlation already, and the correlation holds, plus it's just a correlation.)
I can't speak to the FAQ, I guess by 'gigantic' they mean tens of GBs. I use it for what i consider large files all the time, I just opened a 2GB file to check I am not going mad and it worked just fine. It took around 10 seconds to open so I agree it's not the quickest to start but at least it does. I'm running Textadept 10.7 on a decent Linux machine.
One important thing I had to do to learn Godot. I started with the tutorials, but I had to re-create one of their demo games from scratch before it really clicked.

Now I'm very fluent in it, and it's been a JOY. I've been building a game in it for the last month or so and progress so far is very satisfying.
You'll get over it over time. You're still adjusting, but eventually you'll get tired of wasting your day sleeping off or eating junk food that makes you feel bad. Then you'll be able to make your own schedule. I believe in you, but it's even more crucial that you believe in yourself.
Not to mention some interviewers, like myself, will just follow up and ask if you have any more questions. Someone asking what I had for lunch would just be seen as wasting time.
Take a look at another person's approach:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SoTi0tM4yQ8
We used to be able to open 10 files at a time on 4MB systems back in the 90s.

(They weren't big files, of course, but still. Standards have slipped.)
> Twitter

> Toxicity

Probably you don't need to go further than that.
You can achieve a lot of things with this library, a whole new world of architectural patterns opened up for me when I got into it.
For what it's worth I (OP) have been asking this question for a decade now and have gotten a good response, as well as fodder for follow ups. At least when I look back at the (few) times I have been rejected there were obvious other reasons that were _not_ this.

When you ask people what they value they talk in generalities like "good team communication is important to us," when you ask what they did yesterday you learn that feature development has stalled because everything is being rewritten in Clojure, or whatever, then you can follow up and ask about that.
In all the internal emails that have been leaked with regards to this they always say "don't come in if you don't feel safe doing so".
This is one of the most incorrect statements I've read on HN. He or she is writing, full stop. Demeaning it this way is just gatekeeping and serves nothing except to make you more bitter.

To the OP: keep doing your writing, I have a good friend that also loves writing based around gaming and it has kept him sane and happy for a long time! Plus, he's become an amazing writer during the process!
NZ could quarantine travelers who come in and use extensive testing, temperature checks, etc. to keep it from coming back. Or yes, it could give up on the amazing progress already made in eradicating the virus, open everything up, and not give it a second thought like Sweden. Can't imagine the people in charge would be that stupid, however, to give up all they achieved and let people die unnecessarily.
People have been charged with resisting arrest after being shot and involuntary twitching their limbs. Unless you have money or power, the police can say you were resisting arrest for any reason and they will be believed, not you.
https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/platform/co...
Or you use a company who specializes in this
If Godot becomes big, you can bet vendors would contact Godot to include support for their systems (under NDA).
Architects design buildings for people, take people's needs into consideration, etc.

Software naturally has that side too. And Google is ironically pretty bad at this, because somehow it always ends up too borg-ish. They do need more people-focused people, but so far they ended up just selecting for people who are willing to work for them, but haven't really changed. (Ironically, Damore was right in this.)
Since the comments have shifted focus to hiring/interviewing:

Make sure that your company's interview process leaves enough time at the end of each interview to allow the candidate to ask questions. Don't assume the candidate is OK with emailing questions later because you only left the candidate 3 minutes to talk. The candidate pledged a day of their life to interview as they are interested in your company. If they leave your company at the end of the day without being able to ask all the questions they have, there's a chance they will never bring them up later.
You can 3D print stuff on diffraction gratings to produce the same effect: https://learn.adafruit.com/3d-printing-on-diffraction-gratin...
i think this is really incredible. with move semantics and modeling without inheritance c++ 17/20 is getting a lot of my attention in the past couple of weeks.
LOIC is almost certainly `yes`
It's lottery, not math. So even if the parent answers this or that a diversified portfolio, might save some skin but no one really knows what's going to happen - and if someone does, it's most likely illegal.
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Amazon lends its expertise – and its cash – to Covid-19 research
No nation could build this lunar mass driver alone. Maybe same thing for a Dyson swarm. So, all those are international projects, if not completely planetary projects. This reduces a lot risks of armed conflicts.
Precisely. And for the same reason, Windows 95 could only edit 64kb of text in Notepad because that was the most text that could be put in an EDIT control.
https://www.autonews.com/manufacturing/gm-plans-resume-produ...

GM is also restarting operations.
Any classic Windows, MacOS or GTK application does that.

Check https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/learnwin32/pa...

If your question is about unified wrapper for multiple platforms then wxWidgets will qualify : https://wiki.wxwidgets.org/Painting_your_custom_control

As my Sciter where I wrapped Direct2D/DirectX, Skia/OpenGL, CoreGraphics, Cairo, GDI+ into class graphics abstraction so rest of code is isolated from particular paltform/backend used: https://github.com/c-smile/sciter-sdk/blob/master/include/be...
please check for duplicates before submitting: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23126517
In addition to what the others have said, come join us on the discord! People are frequently in voice calls and live streams, there are dedicated channels for various issues with quick response times, and many of the authors of the resources mentioned here are present there as well.
What about fast, easy-to-administer, inexpensive and accurate tests becoming available, allowing procedures to be set up to test people at airports before departing?
You could make toasters by recycling used MacBook Pros!
Thanks! I feel it is strange to refer to that as “console market”.
I like this guy. I thought this was going to be a more introductory video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtR63-ecUNo (holy c*, he published a lot of these since 2014, they're pretty good :) )

This has been done with quake: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMli33ornEU
Meanwhile, PeerTube doesn’t have monitization of any kind. And if they ever do, it will have to somehow contend with the same sort of advertising pressure that got Google, the world’s largest company, to forgo a good slice of revenue.
I'm saying the trade-offs we make are known. It's impossible to do everything. If we could do what you want us to do on the server the game would be 1/10th of what it is because each frame would take 2 seconds to render otherwise.

But, I’m hiring. If you think you can do better. I’ll put in a good word.

https://www.massive.se/job/gameplay-programmer-7439997104051...

https://www.massive.se/job/senior-system-programmer-74399969...
What does "sourcing the images" mean? Basically I am curious if you need to put in location information by hand?
He doesn't. He only owns 20% or so of the company.
I think the good-faith view of this is that Damore claimed that were engineering changed a bit it'd be more appealing to women. So women - according to the thesis - intrinsically less inclined to do SW engineering as currently practiced.

https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/08/07/contra-grant-on-exagge...

https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/08/01/gender-imbalances-are-...
Confusing the fact that some experiments were exposed as unrepresentative with the idea that their conclusions were false.
Outside of the official documentation, there are some text tutorials here: https://godottutorials.pro/

I'm also a fan of HeartBeast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrHQNOyU1q6BFEfkNq2CYMA
Eloquently put, yes I agree, and I’m sure that’s why the book was (is?) on syllabuses for such a long duration.
I'm an investor and I've made quite a bit off of said loon. I'd say he's following his fiduciary duty. When he goes out of his way to cause short squeezes it helps quite a bit as well.
Really! I'm surprised, Exchange in particular seems to be pretty ubiquitous in the business world.

Not to mention, I do know a fair number of people with non-gmail personal addresses—iCloud, Outlook.com, Yahoo etc.
Claiming it needs a lot of touches seems counter to the evidence if how fast it spreads. Or to the claims of how fast it spreads.

I'm ok with "we don't fully know." To that end, take my question to be as much "how could we figure out how folks are actually getting it?"

As things stand, I'm mainly seeing ridiculous reaches by folks to sanitize all things into their houses, with no logic to why they is what they should do. Feels more like managers that want you busy, without focusing on what you are busy doing.
I'm not familiar with one, and would think it would be very hard to create the controlled circumstances to so so without so many other variables between the study areas confounding the data too much.
> what did you have for lunch?
> what did you do yesterday?

please don't ask made up questions. or else we complete the whole cycle. ask when you really want to know something. else it's just stupid.
> A virtual DOM doesn't necessarily imply DOM existence;

That's wrong. virtual DOM is always a parallel structure to real DOM - projection of it. That's by definition of it.

From vDOM authors: https://reactjs.org/docs/faq-internals.html

> The virtual DOM (VDOM) is a programming concept where an ideal, or “virtual”, representation of a UI is kept in memory and synced with the “real” DOM
What workouts are they that cannot be done without access to a gym?

For me it’s the variety of city food I miss the most. I live quite a way out from where I work and while there are still a few open takeaways, they’re pretty average in quality and lacking in variety. However there are larger and mostly well stocked supermarkets so buying fresh food to last the week hasn’t been a problem (most veg will last a week albeit some items will need to be refrigerated). However I definitely feel your pain about fish.

To be honest very little has changed with regards to shopping for me because i have two young kids and my wife works full time as well, so we are used to doing big weekly shops since that’s the most practical way for us to shop even pre-COVID19. I guess the biggest change is where we used to order it online and have it delivered, now we are driving to the store and picking the items ourselves.
A celebrity? He's one of the greatest and most influential musicians of the past 100 years.