skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You're welcome :)

In TV shows people often speak French in a more dramatic/theater-like way, it's likely that they remove some details like that. I face the same issue as I'm learning German, the way people speak in German movies is a sanitized version that sounds more like drama (theater) than real dialogs.

If you listen to Twitch stream in French, or even some Youtube videos or some podcasts, or people on live TV (basically anything that isn't edited to cleanup the audio), I expect that you will find a lot of those interjections!
People are building one using the API. It ranks after I'm satisfied with iOS + Web where I can iterate fast.
As a science experiment enthusiast I don't mind facebook running the odd experiment. The issue is whether they use the knowledge and power for good or ill. I'll give them a 6/10 for that.
Never Hertz to Ask
Fantastic, thank you! That's exactly the sort of thing I was thinking of.
As a former founder, I still struggle with being on teams. The "what do you mean you don't care about X" thoughts haunt me daily. I'm used to it now, but being a team player is a learned skill for me.
Hi!

Please add google authenticator as 2fa. SMS is horribly broken as 2fa.
What is the stack that you used for building this app? Pretty slick!
Don't worry. If you have enough hobby projects and real experience, nobody is going to ask about your CV.

I'm 34 now and I haven't had anyone ask about a CV yet. I usually send a link to some relevant past projects and they'll talk to my past teammates and then that's good enough :)

If you are good at coding and building new things, this is still overwhelmingly a sellers market. So make sure to practice negotiation.
> why is the existence of sagemath have any news relevance on HN?

Ideas from STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) are pretty large and pervasive throughout the tech industry. I think there are also a large area of tech startups that could come from any area of STEM. Also one of the goals of info on hacker news is to be intriguing to hackers themselves and to fulfill some sense of intellectual curiosity. For me personally SAGEMath opens doors for me as a programmer to better understand abstract math concepts that might or might not have relevance to my daily work as a programmer and as a cofounder. In that sense I think SAGEMath helps fulfill that intellectual curiosity. Heck it may even help me complete that next projecteuler problem. (Which also is only done for the fun and experience of it.)

Also people who come up with really creative company ideas or that build free software that really do something quite amazing are often at the intersection of tech and some other field. This is not to say that tech solves all other fields’ problems. It’s that tech can benefit other fields when it takes the approach of how can I make this field’s work easier which often comes from a good amount of knowledge of how that field actually works otherwise it’s just too superficial. SAGEMath is a great example of tech actually helping research mathematicians and most of it is made by mathematicians themselves (who clearly have some programming prowess.)

By the way I’m sorry you were downvoted. Looking at your profile I see you’ve only been on here for 82 days. I see your comment as very genuine but I also understand a little of why you might have been downvoted but for that I’ll just point you to the sites guidelines:

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

The original post very clearly meets the guidelines though it is not your typical news, it is news to hackers. Happy Hacking. :)
I couldn’t live without ipython autoreload. You need to know where the limitations are that require you to create your instances again. Things like sqlalchemy model changes run into issues because of the meta class magic (I think, not looked too deeply).

I feel like this library is a bit misrenamed. It seems to be more like “autorun”.

Edit: here’s the ipython config I use to turn it on https://github.com/aidos/dotfiles/blob/master/_config/ipytho...
I recently did some encoding, but settled on VP9 over AV1 because it has wider support and ffmpeg considers its encoder "experimental." VP9 is supported out-of-the-box on practically everything modern that isn't Apple. AV1 is on-track to replace it, but depending on the support you're looking for, that might be five years out.
From one side empathy is a very popular emotion; trash tv for example has always been peddling in cheap empathy. I suspect that for a vast majority of people empathy comes natural, while logical analysis requires an effort. We had established venues in which rational discourse was the only acceptable way of addressing issues, but social networks have lowered the bar of entry into the public debate and given everyone the means to participate- all the competence needed being that of clicking a like or retweet button.

Empathy also allows to hide your own personal issues behind the very handy screen of someone else's emotions. "Will someone think of the children", "what about the elderly" are a classic examples of a mechanism allowing you to disguise your personal attitudes (for example homophobia, prudishness, fear of change) as an altruistic attention to someone else's needs, again without the need to provide any kind of rational explanation. So whoever has personal issues with something doesn't need to argue for it any more, they can just point to someone else's distress and ask to empathize with it.
I would love that!
Here I used it in context of heavily optimized, little commented and very dense source code, which has some resemblance to the "encrypted obfuscated binary" that you mention.
here's a note https://alejandrocrosa.com/collected-notes-tech-stack
Fox News publishes altered and misleading images of Seattle demonstrations
- wannabe startups. half german mentality, rest us style.

- salaries lower than US.

- it has the Germany mentality on building stuff. so very risk aware, is you go down, you are a bad guy.

- german market against technology. if it works don't change
developers not have same status as doctor, engineers

- a lot of wannabe startups, social thinking. like they get 20k, and think will change the world.

Tallinn and Amsterdam are smaller markets for startups in my personal opinion.
> This may be ok to start with, though black coffee by itself has the ability to kill hunger without these crutches.

I always wonderered how much ok it really was. Dreaking coffee will activate some digistive processes, and make the liver work. So you are not exactly fasting.

I never could find a study comparing with, and without coffee.
Add a decent modern mattress and a 60" TV connected to Netflix and bring the billionaire envy 150 years forward?
Ah I'm saying I think your exaggeration is fine. It communicates how much excitement you have for your product. If you say your mom makes the best food in the world, nobody is confused about what you're saying. You are communicating your passion.
https://www.managersclub.com/
Ebay. Hunt harder (and best offer harder). :) E7 CPUs sell absurdly cheap at times because it can be a bit hard to find compatible systems.

(similarly, quad socket systems with slow or no cpus go cheap from people that don't know much about them)

> ranked ram is not cheap.

Yes, ram for quad socket hosts it adds up, since you need at least 2-8 dimms per socket for full memory bandwidth (which was why I explicitly pointed out that I left it out).

On the plus side, those systems tend to have a lot of dimm sockets so you can use lower capacity dimms.

> bit coin mining crews

nah, not useful for that.
Rayshard Brooks Death: Atlanta Killer Cop Sacked from Force
I had acid reflux for a number of years. It got more and more acute until it felt almost like how I imagine a heart attack to feel. In the end after a week in hospital I had my gallbladder removed and subsequent to that any very occasional mild acidity has gone away after a drink of water. Another anecdote that might be worth adding to the collection.
It's not the weight, but the amount the keys are raised above the desktop that bothers me the most. I find it difficult to arrange as ergonomically as I like and it just doesn't look good on the desk.
You just proved my point.

You expect people to somehow know and lionize these left-wing hacks as if their eminence should be self-evident and known to all, despite their bent (which is revealed in the 2nd paragraph where the author calls a sitting President a 'clown').

That's the problem with unself-aware people like you, who expect everyone to read the same people you do. Left-leaning people have been accused of living in their own self-made bubbles of comfy self-reinforcing left-leaning talking points.

Thats how you get to a point where a presidential candidate feels comfortable & self-assured in calling those who won't vote for her "a basket of deplorables" or a current 2020 presidential candidate saying "if you have a problem figuring out if you're for me or Trump, then you ain't black" to black voters[2].

You're not helping with this thinking of yours or your entitlement in feeling that a journalist of your liking will be liked by all or considered even-keeled by all.

[1]
Basket of deplorables

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basket_of_deplorables

[2]
Biden tells voters 'you ain't black' if you're still deciding between him and Trump – video

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2020/may/22/joe-bi...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Lmdnm2vgmI

https://i.imgur.com/nvFiIJi.png
> Note: If you are comfortable with Kubernetes and scaling out clusters for big data jobs & the parallel workloads described below, godspeed!

Probably my pedantic side showing through but I find reading text where ampersand is used in place of “and” really jarring (same for capitalised regular nouns). It seems somewhat common now so I guess I’ll have to get used to it.
The book deal was signed Apr 14 with Atria Books which is an imprint of Simon & Schuster. I couldn't find any info on an expected publication date.

https://fortelabs.co/blog/book-deal-for-building-a-second-br...
Okok, I agree - my old skills in all of that often help with modern, especially business software, a lot.
> I see that Safari does not support this (yet).

It also doesn't support VP9, so don't hold your breath.

> Might it be possible to compile this to wasm and decode it that way on the client?

Maybe, but I doubt the performance would be tolerable.
I personally would also check if the libraries Firefox uses are Rust, I mean the browsers this days are huge, you have image,audio,video,WebGl,pdf and a ton more features so you need all the dependencies to also be memory safe especially the ones that handle untrusted input.
You can hide and report ads as offensive if you really dislike them.
German Flying Taxi Startup Lilium Raise 35 Mil from Baillie Gifford
> adds lifetime annotations and unsafe blocks

Worth noting that the vast majority of lifetime annotations in Rust are “elided”, i.e. inferred by the compiler.

I’d say that a successful “safe C” compiler would accept any existing C code that never invokes undefined behaviour, without a runtime performance penalty.
Thank God they are finally replacing the developer forum software.
Definitely “dream” in the not-your-home-in-reality sense. My assumption is that the people who can afford to build houses like this do so as second (or third, etc) homes, and live in something much more practical as their “daily driver”.
Linux Mint 20 “Ulyana” Cinnamon – Beta Release
Wow. It's such "high resolution" that the distorted triangular polygons of the untextured models are clearly distinguishable and painfully obvious on my phone.

I guess my idea of "high resolution" differs from what the rest of the world describes as such.
If you need portable results pixel to pixel on various platforms then CPU based rendering is more straightforward than using the GPU.

The various libraries such as freetype for font rastrization only works on CPU.

Plenty of work should be done to research and implementation is left to be done in order to use the GPU more widely.
> the author calls a sitting President a 'clown'

Our of curiosity, are you equally offended when the press calls the sitting presidents of other countries nasty names?

If not, why not?
I've been using it for almost two years. It's good enough for me, though I only use top two thumb keys on each hand.

it costed me 70 usd to build that keyboard (time included).
Oddly enough, I find page 2 (and beyond) of Google results to be incredibly different than page 1 in the way that you describe. When shopping, for example, (in normal search, not the Shopping tab) I'll often have heard of every store on page 1 and almost no stores on page 2+. Using default of 10 results per page.
Can someone ELI5 how sparse neutral hydrogen could physically emit signal so strong it could travel this far and be detected? Like, there were no stars, no nuclear reactions, no interactions with energy exchange(?)... Who lost all that energy?
For the OP's effect, remember you're probably going to want motion blur in each frame, which means you can render at a much lower resolution in the direction of motion (as long as you can do multipass rendering)
Netherlands, keyword: Spookburger

Google translate is pretty accurate for Dutch these days. It is an interesting read in how we are organized here. In the nineties the decentralization was even bigger.
having an infinite loop reading the file and calculating its sha checksum every 1s is not ideal. I'd suggest using the OS premitives to get notifications when the file is touched (inotify on linux and ReadDirectoryChangesW on windows), or simply use the watchdog lib
And use good water, and follow best practices for whatever brewing method you prefer.

Failing any of these (including getting quality beans that are recently brewed), and your coffee may be much worse than it needs to be.

I despise Nestle business and social practices, but a Nespresso machine with Nespresso pods is probably the best coffee that most people could hope to make.
No, it is not a subset, unless you are talking about drawing textures.

Those libraries use GPU rendering using textures, like distance fields(Qt) or simply calculate fonts in 2D and draw it on textures using the GPU, like Apple or cairo usually do.

Distance fields are blurry when you have small fonts on display.

Things like calculating the exact area order the 2D curve is something you could easily do in CPU, but it is extremely difficult to do on the GPU. You need decoupled data in order to parallelize it.
> work in general

That's far from sure at this point. Yes, HN is a hotbed of intermittent fasting propaganda [1], which may make it seem like there is general agreement. But you'll find other communities pushing other diets as the one true diet, so... more research is needed.

[1] Note, for example, that the submitter subtly but crucially changed the title, which in the original says "works for many" (emphasis mine).
Beware anytime an architect says "subvert" with a gleam in their eyes...
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-128-32-4-64-4-64-32-128-512-8...
I've had bad luck in the other direction. We hired people with presumably lots of experience from working in larger companies, and in my opinion they were behaving like babies.

For example, a software license email to one of them didn't arrive. That person started being passive aggressive as if I had done them wrong. Then later, they used the lack of that license as an excuse for unrelated problems. I would have expected a senior developer to be adept enough at problem solving to just ask why they didn't get that license that I had promised.

But it appears they were mentally still stuck at being a tiny cog in a huge machine.
Terrible grammar, but probably means something like the following:

"These guys were desperate to find hot white girlfriends, but nobody would date them so they resorted to writing this lewd software. I'd advise them to work on something useful instead."

I've found that the general rule is, if you see a Japanese-language comment on an English-language website it's most likely 1) not written by a Japanese and 2) offensive to varying degrees.
Well, the end is anti-climatic. I haven't become a big shot entrepreneur or anything like some of you guys. That being said, I am happy anyway and the story isn't over.
System Shock alpha demo trailer
This would be good to promote and “test” ones progressive enhancement and/or graceful degradation.

Usually that is tested by using some older version of one of the major browsers, often IE11, but would be great to have a more well defined subset to target.
That solved a lot of headache geee thanks.
The BPM setting is weird if it's not based on 16th notes.
Ask HN: Best Way to Mock APIs in 2020?
I'm looking for a good way to Mock APIs for a sideproject, so far I haven't found any solution that has blown me away and I'm wondering If I'm missing anything.

I'm curious what people recommend for the best way to Mock APIs?
How Covert Narcissists Use Social Media
I've literally measured a glass of wine for someone who then told me the measure must be wrong rather than admit they had always drunk three glasses rather than one. (Person was not pregnant and is not someone that would be described in any way as having problems with alcohol.)
Great. Now rewrite all the slow C# apps in Windows. :)
Wallpaper Kills Your Phone
Oh. Not interested then.
Experience has taught me to always care about it, except when working on throw away hobby projects with teams of one, turns out not using it doesn't scale across organisations and makes for very unhappy DevOps teams.
It's really remarkable how they've kept the same cubic layout as the mid 90s game, so the levels are still recognisable.
What are the problems you've had? I'm about to switch to KaTeX for speed which will take quite a bit of work and this got me spooked.
At university I used to intermittent fast as a side-effect of laziness to cook breakfast.

Nowadays I've read the benefits of it and trying to replicate that but I just get severe headaches when trying to do it. Anyone got any tips for avoid thing that?
Agree. They could though do a classic dual license with an open version being some kind of AGPL or similar a strict copyleft license and the closed proprietary version be one without copyleft restrictions.
This is downvoted but I found it interesting that the
English word "slave" is derived from Slav.

From the Wiki article [0]: "In medieval wars many Slavs were captured and enslaved, which led to the word slav becoming synonym to "enslaved person

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavs_(ethnonym)

For the same reasons people argue against abusing terminology like "retard" or "gay", you could argue that using the word "slave" affects people's perception of Eastern Europeans.
Does not that mean the mainstream media is no longer mainstream?

It is important to get info from multiple sources including left, right, because they all have their biases diverting from the truth and often reality. You cannot simply trust that one side is presenting all the relevant facts.
And DOS, NES, Amiga, Apple I, Apple II, Z80 !
I am new to FPGAs so it is a bit difficult to know what to expect from a given number of LUTs, but you can compare between models: the big version of ECP5 in ULX3S has 85k LUTs while the previous well open-source supported FPGA (iCE40) had only up to 7.7 k LUTs, so more than a 10x jump :)
In the E.U. in any developed country if you are not in a bad neighbourhood, the chances of dying in homicide is so low, that people are considered crazy if they have a gun for ,,protecting themselves''.

I just went through a cancer blood test panel, which somewhat decreases my chances of dying, but I never thought of buying a gun.
I’ve developed dyslexia in elementary school. Only thing that worked for me was writing with pen and paper. Write down notes, dev diary whatever.
Frankly, I think many people here are overestimating the cost of electricity and cooling. My company leases several 42U cabinets with 208V 30A circuits in a modern SOC 2 Type 2 audited datacenter. We pay $600 per month per cabinet. Excludes IP transit costs. Granted this is in the Pacific Northwest where we have plentiful cheap hydro power.
The Servo project is the only one built from scratch to do this a d some of its parts has been retrofitted to Firefox to enhance some parts there, but to fully move to multi-threadedness would mean that Firefox would have to do a complete switch to Servo and I don’t think Servo is ready for that.
Relatedly: I’ve been trying to wrap my head around MVCC (I’d like to write my own implementation). Any recommendations for a thorough overview of the subject?
Could this not be achieved in some other way that doesn't hurt the readability? Or at least a choice to turn it off or down in settings.

Squinting your eyes, highlighting the text or going to a separate page really breaks the flow of reading.
Why Does Music Trigger Maladaptive Daydreaming?
I would really like to know this as well. I am thinking about a large iPad pro with apple pencil for annotating, but it seems a little overkill for this purpose only.
That page ("Stats for nerds") was removed from Chrome ages ago. And before it was removed, it was a pretty petty thing since it spent time and effort on also showing memory usage from other currently running browsers.
Pardon me for asking, but isn’t the name of the technique a sort of pun? 皮肤 means “skin” in Chinese and romanized as “pifu”
I posted it here a few days ago, as I found the news quite interesting !

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23440907
Thhis got me to look up some of the ages, for anyone else curious: ClojureScript is 9-ish year old, CoffeeScript 10+, TypeScript 7.
I think the point is that they're not, usually, this powerful. Saul made a deliberate choice to create a file format that would be extremely amenable to these tools.
> today's browsers all render on a single thread

That's not true anymore with webrender. It's available in FF for a while.
> most people indeed fled Paris

That seems ... implausible? Some people left yes, but not most surely...
The only bread I've bought in a long time is supermarket (ciabatta) rolls:

> fortified wheat flour (wheat flour, calcium carbonate, iron, niacin, thiamin), water, extra virgin olive oil (2%), fermented wheat flour, malted wheat flour, salt, yeast

They're not the cheapest of course, but hardly some absurd luxury at 33.8p each, they're a lot nicer than squidgy cheap rolls that are unlike anything you could reproduce at home or see a baker produce, and have pretty much the same ingredients list you'd use at home, if you used commercial yeast and bothered with three different flours.

And there's no selection bias or anything - I haven't looked at the ingredients list before, that's not why I buy them. I buy them because they're nice enough and so far I haven't bothered to bake rolls, mainly because my demand for them is more erratic than slice[able] bread.
I know, that's a terrible study. Their final metric was very carefully chosen.
Simple solution: the US give Snowden his passport and guaranties that they won't go after him while he fly to a any other country that is willing to offer him asylum.

The Evo Morales grounding incident showed what happens if Snowden tries to leave russia. The US pressured France, Spain, and Italy to forced the airplane of the Bolivia government on the mere suspicion that Snowden may had been onboard. Afterward all three countries basically said "ops, sorrrrry, we was ordered by the US to do this".

Julian Assange later claimed that it was he who told the US about the flight in order to distract the US agents, which resulted in the Bolivian ambassador to Russia demanding that Assange apologize for putting their president's life at risk. Illustrates nicely how the game of politics works.
Let's spread the cancer!
"Looking ahead, however, one has to wonder whether we should follow @FiloSottile's advice and stop using GnuTLS altogether. "

Out of interest, why are you recommending users to move away from GnuTLS when your article states that this bug has been fixed?