skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’ve noticed many Japanese homes and apartments are either museum perfect, or borderline hoarder chaos. I’d guess one reason for the focus on order and cleanliness is thats its actually kind of hard to maintain with so little space and so much packaging, plastic and consumer junk around so there are many bad counterexamples. In America you can be kind of lazy without your living space becoming unvisitable.
Peter Hunt, one of the original creators of React, was heavily influenced by David Nolen from the Clojurescript community. So we have Clojure to thank for the return of declarative programming.
As an individual as opposed to a buisness?

Maybe a car? I can't think of many things to spend that kind of money on. Something like a house goes well beyond that, and most everyday items and services fall well below.

Maybe a holiday or a cruise would hit that amount for most people? Or perhaps some form of educational course (outside of the US for that amount)
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They tolerate deviations from others. But not between themselves.

It is a reason why Japan is so great as a tourist, but maybe not so much if you live there.

For example, in a shop, they will tolerate clueless customers with a (fake) smile. But if you work there, they will not tolerate the slightest deviation.
> The biggest thing I've learned is that I don't really like myself when I'm in full-facsimile mode, and so I consciously try to lower the facade whenever possible, but it's difficult after a lifetime of training by social sanctions

Care to elaborate on this? What is the facsimile mode? My intuition tells me it’s the mirroring of the social interaction. If that’s what you mean I might have similar feelings towards it, I sometimes find some interactions awkward if I am too aware. If im lost in the flow it all goes much better
Just finished endurance about the first group to try and overland Antarctica. Failed, then was out at ice and seat for nearly 2 years. Just started endurance by Scott Kelly. So far it's good but the Antarctica one was better
I only read the abstract (first paragraph), so maybe I'm way off base here. I'm about to go to bed and want to bang this out:

I think it's three pieces that need to come together. The source, the system it's running on, and the user. You don't necessarily need all 3

1. If you only have the user and the source but not the system then you're screwed. I could print out the entire FreeBSD source and docs, go back in time to 1820 and it would be pretty much useless since I need a C compiler and a million transistors, power supply and a bunch of other stuff. Obviously this is an extreme example, since most of the time you'd just have a slightly incomplete system (e.g. crappy build scripts but you know they built it on a unix system 2 years ago) so it's usually workable

2. If it's the user and the system then that's basically proprietary software. You can reverse engineer the source. Tedious but doable

3. If it's the source and the system, then you might be able to get a new user study both and understand everything again. Depends on the complexity of the source/system and the docs.

I think of it as an organism, like it can be damaged and heal itself. There is redundancy between these 3 axes. Depending the circumstances, you can heal it or it might be permanently damaged
> This is a common counter-argument. It is a true statement. And, in the nicest possible way, it is also completely missing the point.

Yes, kind of.

> When you're playing with cute mathematical code and almost everything is written in terms of totally generic types, it's cute that you get free theorems and automatic derivations of some basic functions and all that stuff.

It's not only "cute" as you so reductively put it. There are real world benefits.

> However, in the real world, 99% of the time we work with concrete types to get concrete work done, and there are going to be many possible implementations of a function of type Int -> Int, or MyDataStructure -> MyDataStructure -> MyDataStructure, or SomeWrapper SomeType -> (SomeType -> SomeOtherType) -> (SomeType -> SomeOtherType) -> SomeWrapper SomeOtherType. This remains true notwithstanding the possibility that some of that cute generic code was used to implement various small parts of the function you actually care about if you dig down far enough.

That presumes an arguably wrong method of developing software that needlessly eschews understanding and correctness confused for superior economic choices, finally resulting in "real world programming".
I like to rub the garlic on the inside of the bowl, and added a little dijon can't be skipped IMO
Will this fix my "i915 0000:00:02.0: Resetting rcs0 for hang on rcs0" that's makes my screen freeze for 5 seconds multiple times a day??? It's been driving me slightly crazy.
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There are dozens and dozens of articles about students demanding their money back from colleges precisely because an online lecture where you can't or barely can interact with the professor is absolutely not the same thing as a classroom and campus setting. This is across the board in all majors. In a field like philosophy where discussions and exploring different viewpoints from others is one of the main points I can't imagine a more poor substitute.
"...a riot is the language of the unheard. And what is it that America has failed to hear?" -- Martin Luther King Jr.

You mention the pandemic. Somehow, our Congress has passed (in nearly unanimous fashion) five giant "bailout" laws supposedly in response to the health crisis, which have given trillions of dollars to powerful interests and pennies to normal citizens and none of the blessed laws have done a single blessed thing to provide health care to control the blessed pandemic! Meanwhile, comparable (though mostly poorer) nations have provided state-supported healthcare to all citizens, for decades. Are we sure the protests are only about racist cops? Besides, when they burn down the Nike store they aren't destroying too many American jobs.
Youtube,
Browsing stack overflow,
https://www.reddit.com/r/proceduralgeneration/hot/,
https://www.reddit.com/r/Unity3D/?f=flair_name%3A%22Show-Off...
Depends on the model. Quite a few were hit in 5.4, including mine, but was fixed in 5.5. I haven't seen a problem with 5.6 or 5.7 so far.
I think what the parent is suggesting is, Brex seems to have practically no moat. If one day, say, Amex, which is already a huge issuer of business credit / charge cards, decides to eat Brex's dinner, can Brex survive?
Me too. I love programming with Clojure[script] but Clojure jobs here in London are very thin on the ground.
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Yeah; I would compare railroads/rockets to microcomputers/VR. The latter is definitely impressive, and unique, and evocative for futurists, and has some niche use-cases, but doesn't have a clear "killer app". While the former had people - real businesses - chomping at the bit even before it became economical.
> And at that point, all the power you get from saying things like there's only one possible implementation of a function f :: a -> a immediately go out of the window, because you don't have a value of type a, you have a value of type SomeConcreteTypeThatIKnowThingsAbout.

Not if your logic is primarily in terms of domain types, invariants encoded in those domain types as is necessary and economical.

> And at that point, all the power you get from saying things like there's only one possible implementation of a function f :: a -> a immediately go out of the window, because you don't have a value of type a, you have a value of type SomeConcreteTypeThatIKnowThingsAbout.

Can you give an example? I can only see this being the case if your logic is done at the concrete type level.
There are a lot of people from Microsoft on HN. Hopefully at least one of them will respond here, or even better, look into righting this wrong.
This is an ideal tool to be hosted on ipfs, to prevent tampering with the code in the future.
Quite good, though very much in the style of Aliens. I'd like to see if some deep learning techniques can make ships like Chris Foss, Peter Jones or Angus McKie.

https://www.chrisfossart.com/
https://arthive.com/artists/65054~Peter_Andrew_Jones/works/3...
https://www.pinterest.ca/lleephoenix/space-art-angus-mckie/
It's pain that they tries to solve everyting with "AI" or algorithm. They should hire CS people for now .
>In the Police Guide of the Fatherland he will find set forth a list of the things the doing of which will bring to him interest and excitement.

FDR as a youth was arrested four times in one day while in the Black Forest.
Btrfs and WinBtrfs. The file system is the journal.
https://github.com/maharmstone/btrfs

Previous discussion on WinBtrfs https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15177002

Journal is about obviating fsck, just do journal replay to make the fs consistent again. I think for most media like USB sticks, the most platform interoperable file system is UDF. The gotcha that trips most people up I think, is that you shouldn't partition the media device. Just format the whole block device as UDF. I do this with mkuddf using defaults and it works fine across all three operating systems with similar performance as FAT32.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_the_goalposts
Sometimes in real actions, you don't have that luxury for long phrases. For example, in professional gaming (Overwatch), you don't say "keep focus fire on Lucio". You only say "Lulululululu..." And keep repeating that.

Not like gaming is comparable to real combat, but a hundred milliseconds is a lot in life & death situations.
It's true! You don't technically need a DAW, but I just I like how easy a good one makes it to go from noodling around on an idea to having a full song. In my opinion, any of major DAWs (including Logic/Live/FL/Reaper/Cubase) gives you enough tools to put out really polished stuff if you want to start polishing your craft. I'm not sure if I've found an open source one I like to that level yet, though. Ardour seems really powerful, but I'm unfamiliar with it.
> What's so secure about a downloaded executable run directly from the OS?

I did not suggest distributing an executable. I suggested distributing code, so that the user could audit it before execution.

I did not realize this tool executed all of its logic in the client when I made that post. It is rare to find websites with plainly-written, unobfuscated, uncompressed, vanilla Javascript that don't rely on any server-side processing.
Just unzip it and then cat the contents into aplay!
Did you read the autopsy report?

Criminal died of over dose of drugs in his system and condition of his heart. His heart condition reflects his lifestyle. Lack of oxygen was not at all the cause of death.

Officer is not responsible for his death at all.
When it's bad, you want a VERY quick way of saying "shoot it again."

The "repeat" vs "say again" distinction is so ingrained that I've been out of the military for a decade and I still always, only say "say again." I don't do it on purpose, it's just part of me now.
I just want to say this: the angled design is absolute genius because it lets me hold my phone at an angle without bending my wrist. I thought it was a cute gimmick at first but turns out there’s a huge usability factor!
You mention cheap beer, but you can actually get that in Finland. Lapin Kulta or Karhu, available from supermarkets because they are under whatever alcohol limit, are very cheap. On any weekend night you can see people young and old in city streets getting drunk on this (or on something brought over from Estonia). I was actually shocked the first time I saw all this public drunkenness; it did not live up to Finland's reputation for order. No, I meant good beer for degustation purposes being available and at an affordable price.

That Finland is a good place to raise a family has its dark side. Every time I go back to Finland I am annoyed by children being allowed in places they wouldn't be tolerated in other countries. The fancy new Helsinki central library gives adult patrons no barriers against all the noise from the children's section.

But as for "being part of a community", there is a big problem with loneliness in Finland. There are few opportunities to truly connect with other people after uni or the army. Religious observance is extremely low in Finland now, but apparently nothing ever replaced the parish church as a hub to actually interact with your local community. Few people living in blocks know their neighbours, and many feel that it would be a faux pas to even speak to those neighbours.
That looks like New York specific stuff. As I have never been there my knowledge and interest of those conditions is absent.

So I looked it up for my state: https://www.superlawyers.com/texas/article/stop-and-frisk-in...

Here it seems to be related almost entirely to traffic stops. I suspect, but don’t know, that racial identity would play a lesser role in that case because an officer wouldn’t likely known a driver’s race until the vehicle is already pulled over. To play devils advocate though I am white and had law enforcement ask to search my vehicle several times in my youth.
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If you think a password has been compromised then change it.

HIBP offers you a way to validate a password has been compromised, HIBP does not offer you a way to determine it has not been compromised or is otherwise suitable for use. It’s a service for excluding compromised passwords from use.
:)

HN has been said for a long time to be a front by various less credibly sourced claims.
I made one of these before a party and put it up by the door for the guest wifi. It was great because I didn't have to tell anyone the wifi password during the party!
That is absolutely a fair point. Speaking as someone who does not have military experience, I can't speak to it. But it would make sense that if you have the time to wait for them to repeat the phrase, that the longer phrase "SAY AGAIN" could be used.

Whereas "REPEAT" might not involve the time luxury.
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My description above is a bit of a simplification since I'm still picking this knowledge up myself - I have no specific links, it's pretty much what you'd find on Wikipedia or others' comments on here.

In particular, one example of something I think I phrased badly above is antibody generation not happening immediately. I remember people saying that getting tested for antibodies right after they recover few to none are found, but a week or two later they start reliably testing positive. This tells me that yes antibodies do start getting created pretty quickly, but takes a while to reach critical mass and become effective (but it doesn't matter because the innate immune system worked effectively enough).
In my CS undergrad, I took a few ethics courses, one in the CS program and one in another discipline (Mass Communication). I recommend something like this.

I also suggest looking into CS coursework you anticipate disliking. I had no desire to learn about compilers and languages, but I took a rudimentary introduction course and it turned out I enjoyed the topics significantly.
Fantastic. I was just telling the commentor before you that I do not have a military background. I'm glad you could weigh in. That makes complete sense.
Mine shipped yesterday! Really looking forward to learning it.
I told somebody last week it would be about $1 million, but I guess I was low!

There were 3 reasons to intubate patients:

1) to protect staff from aerosolization

2) to add billing codes

3) to treat the patient.

Welcome to the USA!

(For non-US citizens, the hospital, doctors, and insurers send you a tsunami of bills after treatment, sometimes for years. Many bills are incorrect, and often the billing trauma is worse than the medical treatment. You can hire a billing consultant to review and deduplicate the bills, at your own expense, of course. There's no recorded penalty for overbilling.)
Who cares that you're "determined" to break the client for yourself?

It's like bragging that you can inspect element to change your bank balance.
You're right but the UI that they're referring to is in a system app
I know someone who almost jumped ship from there. This person described it very much like Uber’s early days going after Lyft. Hiring as quickly as possible to reach a goal of something. Like to be the credit card for businesses. It’s crazy how this person described how fast they hire without considering logistics (real estate, equipment, etc.).
If you're bottlenecked, then certainly. There's no free lunch, but for us, problems that can be solved by simply scaling up the resources on the host as relatively cheap as free vs expensive developer time. When we're purely focused on sales and not anywhere close to hitting a full mem/cpu bottleneck, this would bee good.

This situation you describe sounds a lot like dealing with garbage-collection cycles, so you give a good recommendation on something to watch out for, as rust performing at the level of a GC'd language removes a big reason for choosing rust.
This is standard though. You either suffer unplayable performance or you have a setting like that (eg Lineage 2 suffered from this - what many consider the predecessor to Aion). The main problem usually is the number of draw calls. Due to the customizability of players every player character is likely to have multiple draw calls. You can't batch them well either, because few of the players will likely have the same things on. This essentially means that every player is quite expensive to render. Hopefully dx12 and vulkan will improve this, because it should now be possible to do draw calls from multiple threads.
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We hear a lot about the pros and cons of running a startup. The stress, emotional rollercoaster and uncertainty on one side and the learning, potential payout and exhilaration on the other.

The perspective I don't hear often are founders (successful or not) that decide to go back to corporate life. What made you go back to being an employee and which "life" has been better?
Why do you believe what you're told about a faraway land, but disbelieve what you can see for yourself in your own community?
which part docks with ISS
Reminds me of "the really big button that doesn't do anything" from www early days

https://krystalrose.com/rosewood/library/BigButton.htm
> Stop demonizing what you don't understand, or you are very much the root of the problem

I don't really understand your agitation here to my comment. Yes, right now liberals aren't open to new ideas and conservatives are, but traditionally (and its well documented) liberals are open to new ideas and experiences but conservatives aren't. This doesn't mean anything other than what it says there.

The liberal-urban nexus and conservative-rural nexus is defined by their circumstances. You can choose to not keep a gun while living in the rural area, but you definitely have trouble keeping a gun in the urban area.

If you live in the rural area you can have many-many kids without an extra pressure on resources or you may choose to have fewer kids, whereas in the urban areas you need to be a lot more rich to have that 3rd kid because the resource pressure is so great.
the efficient market hypotheis isn't dead, but markets are efficient only if P == NP
https://arxiv.org/abs/1002.2284
I find it impressive that the last recorded entry was in 2017. Over 3 years, and given the security-centric nature of the audience, I'd imagine if there were more flaws we'd see them reported.

Sometimes building some simple is the best way to build something secure.
Ask HN: How do casual mobile games make money?
The numbers don't add up. I've been running multiple ad campaigns on Facebook, Google and App Store Ads and I cannot figure out how casual mobile games make money. At the same time, I want to know if it's the weakness of the game, the campaign set up or this is just how business is done in this field right now.

With the average cost of an install ranging from $0.90 to $2.00 I've gotten around 3500 downloads and 1500 in organic downloads totaling 5000.

The current LTV (lifetime value) is $0.20 per user.

20% of those who download the game, stick around after the first week. Out of the 5000, I've received 96 purchases and once you add the in-game reward ads, it totals $920.

What I don't understand is how do you make money if it costs 2x, 3x the LTV to get a customer. Is there a threshold you hit and the numbers reverse? Do you start to get more organic downloads because of the campaigns? Do you just have to stick with your best performing campaign beyond the 5000 downloads?
I had blogged about the origin of the word here:

Bank of America to rebuild tech stack with Python at core:

https://jugad2.blogspot.com/2013/10/bank-of-america-to-rebui...

The third comment on the post is also about the word bankrupt, although said to be a folk etmyology here.
My father, fifty years out of the navy, would still always say “Say again” if he didn’t hear you.
Caring is a big one. And for that I may just tell them Im socially handicapped jokingly and then immediately I stop caring and become more social. Sure, there are some limits, I still have a hard time being at large parties where the noise is disorienting and find myself stepping out for some fresh air more frequently. These interactions drain my batteries but are sometimes necessary.
One wonders whether the American protests are getting quite so much CIA cash...
I don't know yet what to think about LBRY's prospects, but it looks promising.

I also don't hear a whole lot of complaints about Vimeo.
Don't phone, fax, and snail mail have more legal protections than email and other new communication methods as well?
Is QI something easily amenable via legislation? I was under the impression that the Supreme Court created the doctrine based on the constitution, which I thought means it’ll be hard to legislate.
Total insanity, Alice in Wonderland like. I feel sad that the system is unlikely to improve in my lifetime.

Patch Adams on this topic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdCrPBqQALc
I have KQ Dixie on this iPad Pro that I'm presently on. The sysex files generated by this website opened up directly into it, and it worked brilliantly. This is so cool. There's a lot of duds, but it also generates some very usable patches.

I actually have a DX7 sitting on my desk at work, although I only use it as a MIDI keyboard because I love the keybed. Dexed or Arturia is so much easier to program, and 100% the same audio, so I have no reason to mess around programming the real thing. When I did play it directly, I programmed it in Dexed anyway.
My point started with "I think [WW II] is completely relevant". Therefore Godwin's law is the original goalpost. I have no idea how you can look at my comment and think I was moving the goalpost. Because without further explanation, this last comment certainly seems like trolling by responding with another low effort post.
It rankles me to no end knowing that I’m on the hook financially whenever cops misbehave.

They should have to pay settlements personally.
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