skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tried this out and I have to say I'm impressed on the first recipe. Scraped it correctly (albeit from the BBC which has a reasonably sane layout) and, since I've only got 75g of dessicated coconut instead of the 85g required, I wanted to scale it by 75/85 ... which worked. I just typed in 75/85 and it worked. Amazing.
How to Add a Startup Class to Azure Functions – Code4IT
Note that we specifically recommend that people _not_ put most form state in Redux:

https://redux.js.org/faq/organizing-state#should-i-put-form-...

Also, per the form libraries question: Formik and React Final Form are the two standard packages I suggest folks look at. React Hook Form seems to be gaining some popularity. Also, I recently ran across https://github.com/wsmd/react-use-form-state and tried it in one of my own projects, and was pretty impressed with it as a lightweight option.
Intel's Next Gen Optane and 144-Layer 3D NAND SSDs Detailed
As in "Free" (One open source and GPL) compliant compilers.
Chatting with Glue: Cognitive Tools for Augmented Conversation
Man connected to IP address heist running for position at European IP org
Covid-19 innovations, inventions and behaviour changes that are likely to stay
Cookies, Chaos and the Browser: Meet Lou Montulli [from 2018]
It’s hard because the beneficiaries of writing are different than the writers. It’s only in very strong cultures where execs put a premium on this on measuring talent. “Not only finish your work, and these three other tasks, but write about it too.”

Organizations can pull it off if enough people do it long enough, and they make heroes of the great writers. You see it in companies that are best in class in talent management.
Zibo 737 mod on X-Plane 11 will give you hell of a time. It's super realistic compared to stock 737 on X-Plane. Heck, I spend more time mucking about with FMC and inputting the flight plan than flying these days :)
I think a large percentage of people live in cities for reasons other than work, whether they know it or not. I think a lot of them idealize living in small cities/rural areas because of space and lower cost of living, but they never actually tried it. I could probably save a lot of money by moving out of NYC, but I'd rather live in a place that gives me access to museums, restaurants, experiences, etc rather than saving money and going to the same 5-10 places over and over.
In fact SPA in general are suppose to work around a single issue, sending a request will lose all your state and reload the whole page(If different content, downlaod whole html). Since most website have multiple routes this is an actual issue. You need to sync state with server for example. I think the solution will be able to say "all this route are the same site" to the browser and now browser can be able to allow delta update or store some variables. This will be perfect with html imports.
Running Docker on Windows with the new WSL 2 back end
I spent several years of my life reviewing corporate documents in an independent assurance role at a large company in the UK. The documents were a mix of bids and research reports intended for external use and internal docs associated with our sales/project process. I raised several concerns about our writing process to management and spent many long hours fixing docs at the last minute. But my concerns didn't get much traction with management.

One day, I discovered that our document identifier issuing system (yes, we had one!) could tell you how many docs had been registered by a particular teams in a given time period. This led me to the finding that our department created a new document something like every 58 minutes of a working year! We weren't a software project group, we were in fact a document authoring function that also emitted software and research as a side effect. That observation got some traction with management, and I was funded to develop some how-to-write guidelines for document authors. Bid teams were particularly interested because the cost of document production in bid development often fell directly to the company, not to the eventual customers.

In addition to providing a basic 'house' style for authors, the guidelines also highlighted the importance of easy-to-use doc templates and training for lead authors (e.g. those collating docs produced by multiple people, sometimes by sub-contractors).
The knobs actually don't behave linearly on a tube screamer. Even the "tone" knob (EQ) doesn't behave at all linearly like you might expect out of consumer audio gear. Tube Screamers have an S-curve potentiometer in use for that knob.

That would be part of the problem with this approach.

Also with this approach you pretty much have to train the model with a near infinite collection of guitars in front of the model and a near infinite number of other effects turned on and off in front of the model.
None of us can say. Check your contract.
As someone in a STR coastal hotspot, I generally agree with the sentiment here that it's too early for the average observer to ascertain a market correction...for vacation/STR areas, it's the rental market change that will precede the housing. (for example, many properties tyically churning $5-$20k/mo during peak season via STR are now renting M2M @75%ish off - and this is good for local communities IMO).

Online enablers like Redfin have perch from which to observe the market like no-other, hence the reason they can buy and sell in house with competitive technological advantage.

That said, I didn't see any data from the article to suggest what the CEO is purporting "home-buying demand is almost back to pre-pandemic levels." - so going to call BS on that full stop; he has every reason to say this esp. without a "reporter" who will challenge the statement or followup...read between the lines.

Also, these players restarting their own in-house buying programs are simply able to tweak their algorithms to low-ball and who can blame them? Does not indicate a healthy/positive market ahead either...just that they are going be hunting for deals via automated offers...again who can blame them? (Just don't interpret that move as meaning much of anything at this time).

TLDR; this is a marketing piece - give me evidence to support a claim or GTFO.
Bookshop.org earns more than $1M for indie bookstores
archive.is: http://archive.is/wip/5AAAS

archive.org: https://web.archive.org/web/20200510140635/https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/books/story/2020-04-29/coronavirus-bookshop-org-earns-1-million
They don't and I would not advise you to. I had Archlinux installed on Surface Book 2 and was dual booting for some time but the Linux experience was pretty bad. Camera is not working and never will. Touchscreen works as an alternative to mouse pointer, no multi-touch. You can't detach it. Battery life is worse and you can't use GPU and integrated card in parallel (it's an ever-present Linux issue for all laptops with two GPU cards). On top of that when you have Linux and 4k screen Surface integrated GPU card starts to suffocate and you notice a lag when programming in some IDE. It's just not worth the effort. Just use WLS with VS Code.
We are thinking for people writing documentation, blogs or Intranets where there are many different pages and there is a more polished sense of branding.

You are quite right that if you want to quickly publish a single page - using Google docs directly would be faster :-)

Thanks for giving it a test!
> I've been using it in 1080p ever since, and I regret not getting a 1080p native resolution, because mixed resolutions are a pain with multiple monitors.

This is mainly a problem with Windows and some desktop Linux setups. macOS handles mixed DPI displays without issue.
Early job in the 90s - first 'web' job (1998) - was earning around $40k - $20/hr (more or less). I was being billed out at $125-175/hr. Factor in a loaded cost for me with some 'benefits' (not much) and it was ... $30/hr? Being billed out at 4-6x your wage eats away after a while. I was given some motivational stuff about teams and overhead and such. I asked for an office with a door and $60k salary, and was rejected, so I left. Had they even just given me the office with a door, I'd probably have stayed, and life would have been a lot different. They had a new office building built to spec - with a cube farm, then a wall of offices with doors. Those were empty. "For future managers". I wasn't allowed in them - they sat there empty. :/
I'm fairly new to the game, but I'm a solo developer. Currently I dont make enough to quit my day job, but it is a nice supplementary income, and it's nice to get paid a bit for something I truly enjoy.

There are also several solo/small shop developers that do make a living from selling plug-ins. Here are a few that I can think of off the top of my head.

Auburn Sounds: https://www.auburnsounds.com/
Valhalla DSP: https://valhalladsp.com/
Kilohearts: https://kilohearts.com/
It happened to me. When I quizzed my grandmother for her beloved chocolate chip cookies recipe, I felt like being entrusted with a huge family secret.

Nope. Toll House cookie recipe (which is on the back of every package) with an extra quarter cup of flour XD.
Ask HN: Is deep learning obsession in college ill founded?
Background:

I'm a CS junior (about to become a senior) and in our last year, people choose their capstone project that they work on for the entire year. For some years (say since 2017), deep learning projects completely dominate the other projects in term of number and the awards that they go on to win. I understand the principles behind it, even find it cool, but the whole inscrutable nature of it is problematic to me.
Newton Mail Returns Again
Social media used to spread, create Covid-19 falsehoods
Roadmaps and OKRs – A Developer Perspective
> they genetically silenced that specific brain region, which completely took away the mice’s preference for sugar

Hopefully it will not come to that in humans and someone finds a way to "re-educate" gut bacteria :)
I don't know why you think startups can afford false negatives. They absolutely CANNOT. One bad hire will kill a startup. Even spending the one hour to interview someone is a significant hit to productivity. It's the big FAANGs fo the world that can absorb poor engineers.

Also, for senior positions, I would expect candidates to not only clear most leetcode interviews, but to also have some insight from their experience. I expect them to be opinionated about areas of their experience, and have demonstrable success to back up their opinions. Only then can they come and lead and mentor a team of more junior contributors. A general guide line is, as a senior engineer, I would have hoped to have heard some insightful ideas or learned something from you in the course of your interview.

If you are clearning leetcode problems fairly easily, I wouldn't attribute it to a crowded market and "visa holders" being even better at leetcode (I don't even know what that means, do you think they go to better schools or something?)
Author of the article here. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
Probably to make stuff like this less effective - the person who posted the recipe only makes money from it when people actually visit the page and see the ads.
> somehow integrating this into the CI infrastructure

It is incredible how much extra hardware can make development easier. I find it so funny that our main instinct to speeding up a projects development is to throw people at projects (thus the "Mythical Man Month" book), when in reality you should be throwing hardware at it, and probably extra testing.

> For Rust, I hope Cranelift really takes off someday, and we can start to completely ditch LLVM and make it opt-in, only for those cases in which you are willing to trade-off huge compile-times for that last 1% run-time reduction.

I mean, that'd be nice, but I definitely don't see that happening anytime in the next 5 years. The current plan is for it to be for debug only, and due to the IR rust emits, the gap between debug and release can be huge.
It might sound silly, but the scene hierarchy and inspector in Unity is actually quite good and very useful for game development. Sometimes I find myself missing having it in other programming systems as well.
Zillow also does this.
Yes! But if you were still in school in 2008 and putting your money into food and paying off student loans, the market performance isn't necessarily the thing that impacts your future wealth.
and Drumming

and Come Out

Drumming is fascinating to watch players perform

Come Out has amazing analog audio tape phasing
One of the enlightening aspects of the reporting here in the UK has been the contrast between the hand-wringing over minorities apparently dying in excessive numbers, whilst the fact that disproportionate numbers of men are dying barely warrants mention (save for the occasional article blaming this on men themselves).

No agenda there whatsoever, of course.
This article advocates for a very specific policy solution, so I wouldn't take this headline at face value.

That said, the Fed has signaled that it will intervene without limit to ensure the liquidity, if not the long-term solvency, of major banks. Long-term impacts of that position aside, the very premise of this article suggests that the banks are rock solid for the near term.
As a hiring manager, I liked that his cover letter spoke to the job and his qualifications for it. A "form" cover letter is worse than none, IMHO. For the resume itself, I didn't like that 1/3 of it was the corny sentence, especially since it was on the cover letter, too.

That said, he did a pretty good job highlighting his experience, which is far more important than a fancy resume. In my most recent job search, I had 4 interviews, and for three of them, the interviewers were holding printouts of my LinkedIn profile, not my meticulously edited and formatted PDF resume. Good thing I gave my LinkedIn profile the same treatment!

Regarding your own opportunities, there's nothing like experience, though hardware seems to generally require more years than software.
No one wants or thinks the lockdowns are a long-term solution. They were put in place to :

1) Stop the health care system from being slammed.

2) Buy time for testing/tracing/isolation, and get enough PPE for health care workers.

The fact that we are squandering that time is a travesty that has a cost measured in lives, and billions of dollars as the economy worsens.
After 30 seconds of searching, I found exactly my experience: people find the trackpads equal, generally prefer the physical button of the surface, and prefer the more advanced gestures that Apple has provided.

Regardless, I'll trust my own experience and those of peers I know are unbiased to someone who may or may not be getting paid for their review online.
Recipes aren't copyrightable. It's bad manners to copy and republish one without attribution, but not illegal.

The introductory fluff is copyrightable, and that's one reason for it.
Building a Better Spatial Interface for Sprint Tracking
Simplify Login with Application Load Balancer Built-In Authentication (2018)
Booking.com Handles Millions of Metrics per Second with Graphite
It's easy to re-educate them with fasting.
Really enjoy SQL Antipatterns by Bill Karwin.
Asymptomatic does not mean permanently infected
Yeah I have a feeling many of those people will be cancelling.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2199-7

"...these findings reveal a gut-to-brain post-ingestive sugar-sensing pathway critical for the development of sugar preference. In addition, they explain the neural basis for differences in the behavioral effects of sweeteners versus sugar, and uncover an essential circuit underlying the highly appetitive effects of sugar."
Here's the question... why is it so difficult to do this in Android?

Seriously, AndroidDriver for Selenium was last updated 2013... and importing it throws an HttpClient error now. Update that client and you get a class duplication hell that is impossible to exit.

All I needed was to interact with 2-3 fields on a webpage but it's been eight hours and now I hate my life.
Are you saying that conflict of interest disclosures in general are meaningless? Or this one is just poorly implemented? I'm having a hard time interpreting your meaning here.
I mean this is exactly why I am going to pretend to have less professional experience. These expectations have nothing to do with just doing more of the same work, but at a new company.

Of course I'm fairly certain it is something about me thats the problem - this round. I don't know what that is, the recruiters don't know what that is, the feedback looks just like bad luck as I've had wildly disparate results that weren't really only rejections, no different than the blogger in the article wrote.

Next round my solution is to come across as less impressive to lower the expectation and just join a team.

No, I don't think visa holders are inherently better and especially not all, it is not insensitive to acknowledge greater selective pressures from the countries they came from due to pure numbers alone, as well as desire to stay within this country in the short time period they have to find a sponsor if they get laid off. This can result in greater motivation to study more and faster, and you can see this corroborated by the self-certified number of leetcode problems people say they do. The mere presence of these motivations from some unknown number of people, distorts the market. Not really that hard or fantastic to say that.

I also said I was only clearing Leetcode easy problems easily. Which is a caliber that sometimes comes up in some interviews, with nothing harder presented. With harder in different interviews I was just starting to make the 30 min mark and other bars. It still sucks if you realize your first solution isn't good that there is no time to double back.
How to build your personal News Inbox
> The correlation between global distribution of all experimentally known atomic spectral lines to the Planckian spectral distribution associated with black body radiation at a temperature of 𝑇≈9000K is indeed "funny". The match seems close enough to be worth investigation.

"The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka' but 'That’s funny...'" —Isaac Asimov
Hmm. This is one of the unexpected upsides to systems using JIT compilation that I guess we tend to take for granted. The very fact that a JITC runs in parallel to the app means the compiler developers care intensely about the performance of the compiler itself - any regression increases warmup time which is a closely tracked metric.

As long as you can tolerate the warmup, and at least for Java it's not really a big deal for many apps these days because C1/C2 are just so fast, you get fast iteration speeds with pretty good code generation too. The remaining performance pain points in Java apps are things like the lack of explicit vectorisation, value types etc, which are all being worked on.
It’s not just America... You have anti-5G/anti vaccine nuts in Canada and Europe too. We just seem to be louder.
python available on linux or macos.
I think you oversaw that core.logic is basically a minikanren (plus c-kanren, plus alpha-kanren) implementation in clojure instead of scheme; it even points to the papers and to The Reasoned Schemer for documentation and reference.

That is, saying that minikanren seems to be closer to the mark than core.logic is a little bit nonsensical (please read that in a good sense!)
cheers for the heads up :)
i am an owner of a purism and this seems great if only to push forward full openness down to the hardware/schematics level. i also like the trackball.

but... that enclosure looks kind of thick and blocky for a heavy travel setup. it also weighs about .5 kg more than a librem v4; that's non-trivial. it's nice that it's passively cooled, but i'm just having trouble seeing myself working with that laptop as i would others, for some reason.
I really like my Surface Go 1[0] and am looking forward to upgrading to the Go 2. I have a Surface Pro X as well but the Go 1 is more pleasant to use in my opinion.

[0]: https://andregarzia.com/2020/01/a-year-with-the-surface-go.h...
It is indeed less effective some years than others, which is when hospitals tend to suffer stress with usage levels.

As for very old people, yes, also true, but care givers are often immunised to decrease the risk to that population.
Agreed. This should have a content warning.

But the micro targeting facilitated via big data on social media, which plays in to our hopes and fears, desensitizes us.

I have 2 rare diseases myself, so I am pretty numb to articles like these, which is terrible, in and of itself.
If you apply the principle of "assuming good faith", then the GP is clearly taking about spending and mobilization of effort. And I agree. The US government has been negligent in their response to the pandemic.
It's all on the aforementioned Nonesuch Retrospective.
Has anyone ever done a Pareto frontier analysis on this? Specifically, this would be for speed rather than size.
Unfortunately not, it's been delayed. DAFx2020 was due to be in Vienna, and i'm assuming they are still planning on being there, but it's scheduled to be in 2021.

It's a great conference, well worth attending. It's heavy on the maths, but that's DSP for you!
Ah yes, when he filed the limit was 17 years. I had some notion they could be renewed. I guess I was thinking of copyright.
I highly useful tool in my household for dealing with the SEO/tracking scourge that recipe blogs have become is https://www.paprikaapp.com/.

Hoping someday to have some spare time to integrate this with https://grocy.info/ and have a pipeline for recipe -> preparation automation.
The image translators work for the construct program. But there’s way too much information to decode the Matrix. You get used to it. I don’t even see the code. All I see is blonde, brunette, red-head..
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Secops at work distributed them. I have no idea where they came from.
I've also read that it's to do with copyright - the recipes themselves can't be copyrighted, but the text around them can. Scraper republishes your ingredients list: not a lot you can do. Scraper republishes your fluffy anecdote and pictures: BLAMMO!
Not sure if I trust this source, can anyone attest to the credibility of Wall Street On Parade? The site itself seems to have an almost accusatory tone baked in.
Toxic people absolutely demolish morale and productivity. The effects are strong enough that even a hint of egotistical behavior is enough to put you out of the running (for good reason).
> by the American Computer Czar, Bill Gates

Lol, that says enough. So Bill is a Czar now :p I stopped reading after that.
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