skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To get graphs for this week and the last 3 weeks in the same panel you could use something like this:

SELECT i::text as metric, l1.*
FROM
(SELECT
g1 AS i,
g1 * '1week'::interval AS interval,
'1 week'::interval AS span,
now() AS start
FROM generate_series(0,3) g1) g1
JOIN LATERAL (
SELECT
time + interval AS time,
value
FROM metrics
WHERE time > start - (span+interval) AND time < start -
interval
) l1 ON TRUE
ORDER BY time;
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> Whoever/whatever it is that's making you feel like you have to do more, it's probably just abusive manipulation of labor forces.

That's not procrastination. Procrastination is having a final exam tomorrow, knowing you need to study, being perfectly able to study, have nothing else at all you need to do, wanting above all things to study, and yet somehow despite everything being aligned towards studying, not studying.
>https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2014/08/stretchin...

it actually has negative impact on health and injury in people who do static stretches in particular is significantly increased. (as is in people with high levels of flexibility in general)

Nowadays stretches as a warmup are not recommended any more.
Termux exposes an api as binaries, putting them in `$PATH`, so you can then call them in a any script/program: https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:API

It basically give access to most permissions an app can get. The cool thing is that you allow the permission for termux, and then all you scripts can use them.

But yeah indeed, the notif2mail was quite a game changer, for me :) I had a big problem of spam calls/sms at some point, and this allowed me to get my notifications through my spam filter and remove the spam. I also use it to trigger desktop notification when my phone battery is low or full.

EDIT: oh, actually, it's not termux itself, but the addon Termux:API (which is a second app, from Play Store point of view). Also, the command to list notifications is `termux-notification-list`, but it doesn't appear in this documentation page, for some reason. All api executable start with `termux-`, so it's quite easy to list them from the shell.

To start cron when booting the phone, I had also to use an other addon, Termux:Boot : https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:Boot
Couldn't they tap into the Host PC's compute power for tethered headsets?

It feels like they're trying to exclude anyone who wants to play non-Oculus-published games.
As someone in another thread pointed out - this doesn't help because all the houses are bigger (as land price has increased while construction cost has not). You don't have the option to buy a smaller house for less.
Even for small personal projects, analytics can give you a lot of insights into what your viewers like. Things like session duration and bounce rate, broken down by page, can tell what content people enjoy and what contents needs some work. Also useful to know what fraction of your users are recurring versus new users to tell whether people actually return to your site or if they just check it out once. Lastly, the refer stats can help you figure out what other sites and communities are interested in your project so that you can further engage with them.
I actually got to the end and said "never heard of Fortran?".

Modern Fortran would be a good option; 'right' is a different matter. Certainly, Fortran 2003/2008/2018 are expressive languages (way more than F77), has an extensive ecosystem with good integration with C, has compilers that generate very fast code, handles parallel computations and SIMD and first-class language features, is already well established in the STEM world, etc., etc.

The biggest downside of Fortran is it's called 'Fortran' and so many people are unwilling to believe it's changed since the 70s.
Forgive my lack of specificity, as I am quite new to Julia, however, I believe that after the initial compile takes place, you do experience significantly faster runtimes, so you can "forgive" the one time delay.

I think you can also have VS Code just load up the packages you expect to use on a regular basis at startup.
Is Rust really high level?
CSS 3 is absurdly powerful and, if you use semantic HTML, progressively degrades really well. Putting just a bit of your touch on the content is a nice feature to take advantage of.
Ditto! As soon as I am on the desk for working, I unconsciously open Firefox and my fingers go "Cmd+L ne [Enter]"
Google AdSense shows ads in Matched Content even when monetisation is disabled
I thought the pure python has issue as it assume sync on one global thread. Well if you mutatable global var ... or it is is not
Any PC from the past decade is still mostly serviceable.

I'm finally upgrading from an Intel Sandy Bridge processor after nine years, and I still don't need to - it's cranking along pretty well as a dev and gaming machine still.
Modern Fortran does a vastly better job on text than classical Fortran, but you have a very good point.
I second you and raise you Ada and C++. C is the furthest thing from a high-level programming languages there is...

Comparing scripting languages to compiled languages is apples and oranges. The advantage of scripting is supposed to be the convenience - not speed.
Pl/1 ?
HNers have gone off the deep end.
I'd be using LaTeX for professional looking documents.
That's early phase sleep deprivation for me. Distinct from late phase, where I'll forget a sentence the second I hear the next one. Just completely shot short term memory until I find time to sleep for 10 hours, sometimes a few days later. Comes around the day after a deadline.
Mature companies, notably, make a profit. Not a future profit, not an expected profit, not profit-discounting-advertising, a right-now end-of-year no-accounting-tricks more revenue from sale of goods than expenditures from all sources. I'm going to take a page out of the IRS handbook, and say that they have made a profit for the last three out of five years, in fact. Let's take that a step further and say that they've existed for five years. Their primary method of financing operations is not private equity, but public equity or loans. Once a company looks like this, it's pretty well set.
i understand it as a pure functional OS running on a pure functional VM with a pure functional memory model (tree not buffer). IO is event sourced and thus the computer is deterministic. That makes possible some new stuff on top that any sensible person would do, so they did it.
Very interesting. If I understand correctly, this article is mainly focused on bioinformatics and performance of high level languages in that area.

I wonder why BioPerl (https://bioperl.org/, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BioPerl) has not been included, it would have been interesting. Perl is considered surprisingly fast for certain classes of tasks (for an interpreted language of course, no point in comparing to C for example).

My info could be outdated of course.
Simply send them an email or LinkedIn request and ask. If you're respectful of their time and your ask is simple, most people are glad to help!
Yeah, if you relay content at scale, your first preference is to do nothing for moderation. After a little taste of that, people get upset and complain, which is just a little inconvenient at first.

It becomes progressively more inconvenient once some of those people with complaints can subpoena you or fine you millions of dollars or exclude you from large markets.

So your next best option is hamfisted moderation.

Tuning things costs money and time,[0] it's generally easier to just shoot the moon on either false negatives or false positives.

[0] and given conflicting preferences from different powerful groups, is arguably impossible anyway

Or, "I tend to go with philosophers from Voltaire to Mill to Popper who say the only solution is to let everybody have their say and then try to figure it out in the marketplace of ideas. But none of those luminaries had to deal with online comment sections."

https://slatestarcodex.com/2019/02/22/rip-culture-war-thread...

EDIT: I should add, Podcast Addict is my go-to. I get how this can happen, but this is all really annoying and I feel for Xavier Guillemane and all the other users. Here's hoping the massive press blitz on this gets a quick reversal in this case, and Google finds a way to prevent it for apps with less visibility. Maybe we can enforce tuning by getting as upset as possible at the false positives.
I just hope that publisher lock-in isn't the price we have to pay fo r all our screens to be virtual.
> When it comes to free APIs, a sunsetting period gives a lot of people the idea that they can change the company's mind

Also it gives bad actors the idea to extract all the data they can get, before access is gone, leading to many uncontrolled pools of personal data.
I thought that this news was about mediasoup, not about generic WebRTC questions.
I'm in a very similar position and have had much the same positive experience you've had. I use most of the tools you listed plus a few others like Gitkraken (git gui), Blender (3d effects, logo, video overlays) and ffmpeg (occasional video optimization or editing).
That would not match the growth model that investors seem to want to see (or be fooled by). If you can't show massive adoption up front in concept, how do you choose which to invest in unless you're in it for the long haul? Which seems to be out of fashion...
> I consider that I can't fill a 30minute window meaningfully and thus do nothing.

A pre-made list of 25-minutes-or-less tasks helps with this.
> “I can't fathom how private companies still think that they can make the CCP happy AND their western customers”

It’s easy. The amount of profits that can be made from China’s 800M and growing middle class is worth the hit of westerners forming a negative opinion. Westerners will forget over time just like everything else.
Also the mode data you have, the more you can fine tune your ML fraud systems
It really depends on the editor. Some editors give you raw access to the underlying code and apply styles to it as you type, kind of like syntax highlighting. Some actually try to be rich text editors with a (usually restricted) Markdown input. You can guess which ones make me want to flip a table. (Hint: Slack, fix your editor!)
It might be nice to keep everything mostly collapsed by default, except the top 3 replies for the first level, and 2 replies for the 2nd, 1 reply for the 3rd.
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I can relate as someone who was scammed at Heathrow pre-Uber.
Yes, of course you can have a "lucky" platform that ends up getting more support from hobbyists and OEM's alike. The SD845 gets used (in an overclocked version) for ARM laptops, that's why there's a lot of interest in having it work "properly" and even be usable as a comparatively "free" platform. Most Snapdragon chips do not get the same level of support.
I'm going to guess that you:

1. Don't have kids
2. Are a male (I'm male as well)

Having kids is a big decision. (I'm lucky enough to have two so far).

We (wife and I) have had to make a lot of sacrifices, both financially and at a family/career/personal level. We are lucky that we both have reasonably good jobs.

However, being pregnant is an absolute b*tch, and seeing what my wife went through, and what some of the other mums in our parents group went through - I am very dubious anybody intentionally gets pregnant only to get a few extra weeks/months of leave.

If you're a guy I suspect we probably can't know how bad it is. Let's just say that tearing or being cut down there isn't fun, and for many women it can have lasting impact on your body.

For both of you it upends your entire life - and you're on the hook for the next 18 years (at least). And not just financially, but you need to actually spend time with them - feeding them, changing nappies, reading books, playing games, looking after them when they're sick, taking then to school every day, teaching them, ferrying them to activities etc.

I have zero regrets - but it really irks me when immature people start commenting about how providing things like parental leave will encourage people to "abuse the system".

Those people were likely already going to have kids anyway, so I don't see why we as a society shouldn't support them - unless we want to deal with the demographic and sociological implications that comes with a rapidly aging population and no young people.
How can a person working on features tell the difference between critical and non-critical features?
I always thought Go might be a good candidate for some of these tasks.
I think it would be much better if someone asked a group of experts for each language to come up with their best implementation for the tasks. If I just spent a few hours implementing a benchmark in a handful of languages I wasn't proficient with then I think the benchmark rankings would be nearly random or merely dependent on my priors.
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It depends on your use-case, i guess. If my intent would be using FreeBSD as my daily-driver "desktop/laptop-OS" i'd avoid NVIDIA like the plague, becaue without CUDA their unique selling point does not exist, but the hassle of some "switcheroo-black-magic" possibly persists.
Which i wouldn't have with an intel-gpu, also less power draw. Even AMD is often supported in a better way, be it opensourced, or relying on their binary blob.
This seems to be a very specific benchmark. The second Julia benchmark is based on a truly obscure lib that has not been updated for two years?
Proof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-STUa9IqnZQ
> Except maybe the US cost of medical care, that stuff is mind boggling.

It is just greed, wealth concentration and regulatory capture at work.
My corporate network uses Cisco and it seems to block any newly set up website.
one thing i have learned and helped me deal with life long procrastination was that it is about emotion regulation.
procrastination is a symptom of something deeper that is going on in you emotionally.
Deal with that emotion and procrastination will go away. how? Be your own student. Watch why you are procrastinating.Be brutally honest yourself. you have to be ok to admit that i am procrastination because eg. i am scared, coward, afraid, sad what ever.
That's all well and good, but I think it's kind of a bizarre argument. First, the DA only prosecuted a few cases, almost certainly the strongest. In them, the defense came up with some pretty surprising emails and text messages.

If these women didn't like what Weinstein did, they could have endured much less of it if they went to the police right away. They would have saved themselves quite a bit of hardship-- and they would have saved many other women at the same time.

You make it seem like they had to go along with it all to keep getting Hollywood roles. Ordinarily, it sounds pretty sleezy when people say they were forced to do something bad to keep their job. The ethical thing is to quit your job because no job is worth compromising your ethics. How many other women were targeted so these women could keep their starring roles?
Another is C-x C-e to invoke $EDITOR (or $VISUAL, if defined), and go to twon in your preferred editor.

Like others, I use vi over emacs, but prefer emacs Readline bindings ... to a point. Full true editor at the shell is quite handy.
A lot of people have written, fairly persuasively, about this on HN over the years ('lisper in particular has some good stuff). I'd just use the search bar rather than recapitulating the whole thing ever time this system comes up; better to keep this conversation about the work this person did, and not about whatever it is Yarvin is trying to do.
I have a similar setup for my note/bookmarking needs, I added abo-abo's org-download in case the page has an interesting image: https://github.com/abo-abo/org-download
It's not a perfect long term measure. Generally over time, an online games community becomes better on average by two factors: good people getting better, and bad people quitting the game. Unless you are actively getting better in step with the community, stagnation means becoming a relatively worse player.
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It can take a year of trying to conceive to end up pregnant even for couples without any issues. There's no way anyone can time it that accurately.
Treating sequences as strings of characters is a peculiarity, but it really isn't much like text. The operations you would expect to perform on text like uppercase, lowercase, tokenize at word boundaries, etc. are irrelevant. The operations that you perform on sequences like reverse, reverse complement, align, edit distance are separate. No reason why FORTRAN couldn't do great for that.
Most HNers have their emails listed on their profiles and encourage sending a message. That could be a good starting point!
He did take out the start-up time.

but I agree. If you complain that compile takes 11 seconds when the program runs in 30, then I wonder if that's really the use-case where you need every last bit of performance.

Now, on a program that runs for two days straight in Python or Matlab, and Julia reduces that time by half, I can deal with a bit of compile time.
When I was younger, I somewhat involuntarily got 4 hours of sleep a night for about 2-3 months.

I remember the first month was fine, but by the second month I'd started to hallucinate in the day time.

The reason this happened was that I took a night job suddenly (midnight til 8am, but sometimes as late as noon because the overtime was good). I couldn't get used to the schedule and seem to get more than four hours of sleep during daylight.

The job was a truck driving job, delivering huge pallets of newspapers out in time for the paperboys/girls at 5am-7am across a few cities from the printing press. I remember it was a sweet job, relatively high pay compared to what I'd had recently and very low stress since the factory was empty, you grab the clipboard with your route, forklift the pallets onto the truck and listen to music the rest of the night.

I started to get extremely tired while driving sometime in the second month. I fought it hard and would stare straight ahead jerking myself awake every couple of minutes eventually. Not long after that the lines in the road would insidiously become snakes and I'd be following a river in a half dream sort of zone.

By the end of the second month I knew I had to quit or I'd end up getting myself killed on the road, no matter how good the job was. I forced myself to stay on the extra two weeks because two weeks notice is something my parents instilled upon me that you always have to do. I kind of agree but feel like I should have made an exception then.

I was probably 20 at the time.

Some points I'd like to raise:
1. I don't believe two weeks is long enough to feel anything. Particularly not if you're young.
2. Loss of cognition is really really obvious if you're operating a large metal box that can kill you. The ability to play video games seems like it could easily fool you into thinking you're coherent.
3. Lack of sleep amplifies stress. If you don't have much stress, it's going to be way easier. Someone falling behind on their loan payments, working overtime, and taking care of dependents would likely see a much bigger effect on their life, even with smaller margins of sleep lost.
> C is the furthest thing from a high-level programming languages there is

how times have changed
Ah, the no true microservices idea of webservice architecture. If the idea is that you code to a webservice interface and then providers implement that interface, well, you're going to end up with the same problem, but with different interfaces. If the client specifies the interface using GraphQL or the like, that moves the problem from the incompatible interface to incompatible data naming. And so on. You need global coordination to untangle a mess of interrelated services, or you need continual migration work to adapt from one team's implementation to another.
good luck with that, congress has been trying to slowly kill the real post office for years and now the head of the executive branch is been trying to kill it as a way of punishing a perceived rival/critic. despite the consitution specficly calling out that we need to run it. getting them to build a modernized digital equivalent.
It was about 3 months ago:

https://youtu.be/AGScX_8plYw

He talks about "lag with lag compensation" when referring to some of the controls on the quest v.s. the rift-s

Hopefully that has improved, as I bought a quest and it arrives tomorrow! CV1 owner.

Also... Is Carmack still working on Oculus stuff? That's awesome. I got really sad when I heard he was leaving Oculus to work on general AI.
I use a browser that locks the scroll direction and pages which overflow horizontally drive me mad. If your website does that, I will search for the reading mode button immediately because I cannot really work with handling scrolling in two directions.
GP's link is to the COMPAT_FREEBSD binary compatibility for earlier versions of FreeBSD, oddly. I don't think it (or linux emulation) has anything to do with Nvidia's needs re: CUDA/NVENC.
A few beers makes you better at anything hindered by anxiety. For many people, that's playing pool at the bar in front of others. Or speaking a foreign language. Or holding conversation.
All apps are sandboxed in Android... even the ones installed externally.
Thanks, just added e-mail address.
How did you realize you needed to get a CPAP?
I think it depends on conditioning. I've always had to work nights while in high school and college, so I never really could get enough sleep during those years no matter how much joy and happiness I abstained from to make more time. As a result, I get by OK on 5 hours if behind the gun on a deadline, but even if I make time to sleep in I might only get 7 hours total.
Ahem. Tell that to all the binary drivers for network cards and raid controllers which relied on that functionality, which i happened to use not all that long ago.
Welcome to the 90's, have a rad time.
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I use Apple’s built-in Spotlight search to search in Markdown files and PDF documents, albeit I do not have 20,000 of them. Would it be a problem for Spotlight to index 20,000 PDF documents?
Looks great! This coupled with tldr would prove incredibly useful for some of my friends trying to get used to Linux.
As much as I like httpie, in my view it's not a strict improvement like fd or ripgrep. This is unfortunately due to it being written in python.