skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ok, we can agree to disagree. Given the OP’s stated personal choice of using Vue.js, I assume that they want to build a SPA.

In my understanding, using Turbolinks makes use of most every JavaScript client-side framework, including Vue.js, more difficult as the JavaScript components have to be adapted to work with Turbolink caching.
What you have going sounds awesome. Continue. It seems better to work for yourself - instead of somebody else.
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2018-05/esoe-cif0516... warns you intermittent fasting diets could increase diabetes risk.

I wish I had data from before but after I attempted intermittent fasting I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. It's possible I had it before, I alas haven't had blood work done for a few years prior. I changed my diet, never attempted fasting again and the 6.8 HbA1c dropped to and stayed steady at 5.3 almost immediately.
Is this really so hard for feeble-minded drones to understand? Two wrongs don’t make a right.
I remember Transmeta being the stealth startup that was super tight lipped about what they were working on back then. The skinnable instruction set stuff was really cool, but if I recall the only products that really made it to market were laptops with the x86 skin, where the coolest feature of them went largely ignored and they ended up seeing what market success they did because they had reasonable price/power/heat properties for low cost laptops.
Color me jealous, already Ramen profitable ;)
Thank you, also to bookofjoe for the answers.

I had found the NMDA receptor connection, but so far not any mention of long term (four to six months) of alcohol insensitivity after ketamine use. If there is one, I'm unable to find it.

Some new information in those Wikipedia links, about other neuroreceptors.
I kind of meant more in terms of how they work and what they can do but I suppose I could do the work in answering that question myself by figuring out how nanovg works then comparing it to what you've written.

I've been finding Patrick's pathfinder work fascinating so it's nice to have yet another project to follow.
In my opinion, the import of this piece is the larger ideas presented, rather than any details about the institution in question and its employees.

In any case, it's a great essay, and worth reading on that account alone.
Another tip -

From the taskbar, you can middle-click on any preview window that pops up to close that window.
H1-B is cancelled by trump
I had a small side software business (really no effort) while making real money at the day job. That went on for a few years before it finally took over day job. What I guess I’m saying is there is a different way to approach this, other than taking what basically is a min wage job, for a long time.
I haven’t used CAS for nontrivial algebra and number theory in a while (think half a decade), but IIRC Magma is a fair bit more powerful than Sage on these topics and more consistent as well. But alas, it’s not open source and not free. There’s a free calculator though subject to limits. http://magma.maths.usyd.edu.au/calc/
More like increased competition and computer generated avatars in the modeling and Instagram influencing industry.
H1-B visa holders no longer allowed to enter USA
It seems to me some people are genuinely excited too much about it and some people are trying to show off that a 'hard' language is easy for them.
Cheap ramen, but yeah
> It's declarative, so it tells you what you're actually doing, rather than just how to do it. This is like the difference between saying "get me an orange", and giving full instructions for finding a shop that has oranges, navigating to it, etc. I know declarative programming exists (and it has these advantages) but I've never seen it used outside CS courses.

Math notation is unlike declarative programming language in that it's possible to describe an something while telling the reader absolutely nothing about how to compute the object being communicated.
This looks a lot like a racist piece to me.
News anchor jokes about death of intern with whom he had an affair [video]
Good idea, I just wanted it to be less noisy or pushy. The terms and Policies I got from a friend’s website (with his permission) that’s very similar. Anything odd that you spot?
Apnea can lead to binge eating, so it may be the apenea was in part responsible for gaining the 45 lbs!
I agree! Were you attempting to respond to my comment, or just venting?
The problem is not Save, the problem is when you close the app without using Save - the user will expect that to work like Cancel and discard all session changes.
Got it. So far my research prototype really just does filled paths and limited strokes, but the architecture should extend to a richer set of graphics primitives. Pathfinder also started out that way but recent work is building out a good chunk of the SVG imaging model. I definitely recommend checking it out, there's a good chance it'll do what you need.
You're probably correct, in that losing a lot of weight greatly improved his health. That said, losing weight is freaking difficult, and if intermittent fasting is a path towards that, it'd be very useful.

I've done a lot of fasting. The results seem pretty good. Pulling it off is non-trivial.

At this point, we need "magical", because nothing else has really seemed to work in general for losing weight.

(And no, didn't read the article, because paywall.)
See this blog, it explains it pretty well imho: https://blog.mecheye.net/2019/05/why-is-2d-graphics-is-harde...

And: historically they've been computed mostly on CPU, but I think it's time for that to change.
One of my friends that lives in Seattle gave me a very similar description and also mentioned how differently it is being portrayed in the media than it is in reality.
How is Brave relevant to no javascript on mobile (or otherwise)? Any more than any other browser.

For no ads (not that Brave actually blocks all ads. It’s good but not great), there’s different ways to accomplish that on mobile.
Think of this as a marketing expense rather than just bored engineers doing something random. Whether it’s effective marketing can be debated, but it’s still marketing.
No source is perfect but the Economist checks a lot of these boxes.
Would anyone suggest a way to make use of Sage for non-mathematical work? Is it better for plotting things, compared to plain matplotlib for example?

I once used Sympy to parse formulas written in infix notation and convert them to S-expressions. But that's just less than 1% of what Sympy can do. I'd like to find more uses for it.
"Erasing history" is the new "war on Christmas" Boogeyman. The same people who used to think Starbucks putting "Happy Holidays" on coffee cups was a manifestation of a nefarious plot by the executives to dismantle Christianity now believe that removing statues glorifying the Confederacy and racists indicates some plot by intellectuals to remove them from history books and search engines.
Yes, and one would think that after all those examples of fine leadership, us 'civilized' nations would have learned a thing or two?

Putin's regime carried out these crimes in the Caucasus in the 21st century (and earlier), and they are continuing even as you read this comment...
Tracking excess deaths across countries
Whatever you don’t learn from being in a “real” job you can make up by reading good books, good articles, listening to good podcasts and working with a mentor. Keep learning. Keep asking questions.
Then you compromise and pick the party that you think best accomplishes what you want.

But part of that compromise is that you accept the party is going to also do things you don't like. Which is something you can't escape criticism for. Voting is approval for that party. You're choosing to value what Party B does over Party A, which means you weigh the negatives of Party B as being less of a problem than the positives.

That doesn't mean you get to avoid those negatives when someone else calls you out on who you decided to throw your lot in with.
What makes MLM schemes bad is not that the people at the top make money faster, but that people who aren't on the top tend to not make any money at all. This is a direct result of the fact that many MLM schemes are actually pyramid recruiting schemes, where you profit primarily by recruiting people beneath you. If everyone is doing this, then recruiting grows exponentially, and it doesn't require many levels before you run out of people to recruit, which prevents anyone below the top levels from making significant money.

Obviously capitalism doesn't have that problem, since it's driven by the sale of goods and services, not by one-time recruiting commissions that we'll some day exhaust.

TL;DR — Your analogy doesn't hold, as the market is not a fixed pie zero-sum game.
It doesn’t sound like you’re remotely poor.
>Well, it's odd that you say that, when previously you were claiming that it was caused by Python. Is it caused by Python, or is Python negligible?

It's not odd. Think harder. I'm saying under the benchmark and according to the logic of what SHOULD be going on under AsyncIO it SHOULD be negligible. So such performance issues between python and node SHOULDN'T matter, and that's why you CAN compare NodeJS and Python.

But actual testing does show an unexpected discrepancy that says that the problem is python specific because logically there's No other explanation.

>You're really sure that there's no context where the accuracy gained by relativity would be useful?

Dude I already know about that. I just didn't bring it up, because I'm giving you an example to help you understand what "NEGLIGIBLE" means. You're just being a pedantic smart ass.

There are many many cases where relativity is not needed because it's negligible. In fact the overwhelming majority of engineering problems don't need to touch relativity. You are aware of this I am aware of this. No need to be a pedantic smart ass. The other thing that gets me is that it's not even anything new, many people know about how satellites travel fast enough for relativity to matter.

>Again, this is you making stuff up

Dude nothing was made up.

I never said "there's no context where the accuracy gained by relativity would be useful". "No context" is something YOU made up.

In fact "made up" is too weak of a word. A better word is an utter lie.

That's right. You're a liar. I'm not being rude. Just making an observation. Embarrassed yet?
Now this looks fun! I might spend some time poking around in your API and whip up a quick flutter app.
AFAIK, not really, because most historians of mathematics consider it highly unlikely that Fermat's purported proof (if it existed at all) was correct. In fact, in all likelihood it has been "rediscovered" many times by the hordes of people who put forth incorrect proofs during the three and a half centuries before Wiles finally cracked it.
This all might be true, but is ad hominem... what facts did Taibbi get wrong or shade unfairly in his piece?
I think we agree :)
More to the point I believe that both models are necessary in a perfect world .. but not sure they will happen.

I too also have way too many mac steam games ... from the very brief period when gaming on a mac was thing. I haven't updated my personal MBP yet but I will have to bite the bullet sooner or later.

Fortunately I have moved on to consoles.. I better not update my mbp and look at my list of compatible games.

There could be another way though, looks like windows 10 still supports 32 bits software via WOW64 (32 bits emulator). In general the one good thing I can say about windows is that it managed to stay retro compatible with pretty much all the previous versions.
Chilean house is literally just some glass and wood. Scary to think how people sleep in that.
https://music-grid.surge.sh/#0-4-0-1024-2048-256-0-0-512-0-0...
It's a plausible idea. I already life in a relatively "safe" place, and yet I find myself considering moving to an even "safer" shack in the remote woods somewhere. Feels like a storm is coming...
Oh nice, drop me an email (it's on /support) if you need any help!
Apple becomes first $1.5T US company
Nothing really except your hero page button is off center in mobile, but that's about it
How come I’ve only heard negative things about tech lead? I always assumed based on that. Especially from people I’d normally trust. That he’s a charlatan not being honest.
100k is a rough estimate. It might be higher, but will most likely be lower. The data will need to be pruned and carefully looked at. There are incentives for people to misclassify deaths at COVID19[0]. It will likely not get much higher than 100k as exponential growth doesn't continue indefinitely[1]. It's practically gone in Italy right now.

600k die every year from hearth disease. 700k died globally from mosquito transmitted illness[2]. There are tons of secondary effects. People in America have died of Malaria. Many have committed suicide (Including my best friend's flatmate). Many were told not to come to hospitals. Many hearth attacks were wrongly attributed to COVID if a patient tested positive for it.

We've seen massive amounts of people at beaches in Florida, Texas and other places, as well as these protests and riots, and there are no massive spikes in fatalities 2~4 weeks after those events. The WHO said asymptomatic spread was rare, then waked it back (probably because of political pressure from Dr Fauchi), even though it was known asymptomatic spread was probably not a major transmission in February[3]!

This entire thing has been one massive media manipulation, and in less than two days, the entire thing flipped from one global narrative to another, like a switch!

[0]: https://battlepenguin.com/tech/fighting-with-the-data/#incen...

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kas0tIxDvrg

[2]: https://www.isglobal.org/en_GB/-/mosquito-el-animal-mas-leta...

[3]: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/02/paper-non-symptomati...
Yes, Safari has more substantial closed source components. WebKit is comparable to Blink, not Chromium.
Question: is bindgen std quality yet? It seems there are still largely unsolved problems, e.g. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-bindgen/issues/1549 which is causing hundreds of warnings in a -sys crate of mine and for which I have no recourse.
Alcohol use during the Covid-19 outbreak
William Lutz, Discuss His Book Double-Speak: The Use of Language to Deceive You
x264 and x265 refer to the specific set of software programs of the same name, right? Most chips nowadays can hardware accel H.264 and H.265, but they don't use x264/x265 (or do they? Not sure...). I think the confusion is that the terms x264 and H.264 are not interchangeable
Privnotes.com Is Phishing Bitcoin from Users of Private Messaging Service Privn
Material UI uses a very similar theming system. The interface of the theme itself is different, but that seems to be about it there.

Material UI has the exact same Box component, also using styled-system.

They're both libraries of components, so just as much a "nightmare" to extend or integrate.

Seems the biggest difference is this uses Emotion.
Facebook controls the algorithm. That is the choice.
I think kasabali was talking about x264 (https://www.videolan.org/developers/x264.html) and x265 (http://x265.org/) specifically rather than the H.264 and H.265 video formats in general.
I would also like to add halal farms as well.
A great man for sure! Worked hard for everything he did. Keeps his head down and just works.
I would mostly agree with this. Be kind to others, do something useful for the world, don't be a jerk, but otherwise, debating opinions is generally a waste of time.

What happens though when one group says (as they recently have) that silence is insufficient, not just on agreeing with not being a racist, but the wisdom of their proposed solution to the problem? I've seen the claim that silence is violence... what do we do then?
But even then, why bother with PICs which need assembly programming and their paging?

There are ton of other 8-bitters which have no need for paging -- Atmel AVR, MSP430, even modern 8051 clones and higher end PICs.

They all come in variety of DIP shapes and memory sizes, too. And great C-based toolchains.

I think that for the last ten or so years, there is no excuse for someone to use low-end PIC, the ones where you need to write "pagesel" my hand, at all. There is no niche where they are good.
Why not use the Ubuntu store?
TwilioQuest isn't about learning JavaScript; it's about learning Twilio.

https://www.twilio.com/blog/2017/10/twilioquest-fastest-way-...
You think only inexperienced programmers cause memory errors?

I am no fan of rust and actually hate its evangelism. But this is ridiculous.
The absolutely dismal performance of most hedge funds indicates otherwise. In fact, it's probably easier to generate alpha using small amounts of money. When you're managing billions and billions of dollars, you're severely constrained in the types of strategies you can actually run. This is why, for example, that RenTech's Medallion fund is capped at 10bn.

Just by investing in an index fund, retail investors are getting a pretty great investment, essentially freeloading off of all the hard work the active funds are doing.
>Like an old Chinese saying “the good fortune never come with a companion, but the ill-fortune seldom come alone” (福无双至祸不单行) .

This reminded me of the Anna Karenina principle [1] (but sort of the opposite): "All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Karenina_principle
Interesting... that sort of makes sense to me maybe because by going for longer periods of time without resupply (and carbs / sugar), seems like you'd be putting more strain on your systems to keep yourself in equilibrium (blood sugar and otherwise) longer, wearing out that capacity more quickly.
Watergate was a long, difficult, expensive and risky investigation for the journalists and newspaper involved. They did it because, in their opinion, Nixon was doing something wrong. Without opinions, what would motivate real journalism?

The problem with journalism today is not opinion, but that we’ve allowed “newsish” to pose as real news, to the extent that people can’t tell the difference. And on top of that I don’t think people are generally equipped well to recognize opinion as such.
This was one of the greatest injustices ever in the history of the world for which reparations have never been made.

Here is a related talk by Dr. Shashi Tharoor on the ways Britain bled India dry - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OB5ykS-_-CI
> The quirk on this one is that occasionally you skip breakfast, too.

I've done intermittent fasting (IF) for the past 5 years. Apart from a black espresso every morning, I skip breakfast all the time (not just occasionally).

Skipping breakfast is a psychological trick (that doesn't work on everybody, but works well enough to make a difference). The real goal is to entice oneself to eat less by eating fewer meals in a day.

As someone who has practised IF for 5 years, I find I haven't really lost any weight (a benefit claimed by many IF practitioners). That said, I haven't gained any either -- blips on the scale around Thanksgiving and Christmastime automatically flatten within days.

To be absolutely honest, I can't tell if IF actually works, but the routine hasn't been onerous to keep up, and over the past 5 years my health has been mostly the same, no big changes. But perhaps the counterfactual is that if I didn't practice IF, I would've been worse off. (I don't care to test the counterfactual)
A hedge fund needs to post good returns on the capital it has with the man power it has. They simply do not have enough resources to spend time on netting 100% returns on 50k investments. And they can't hire the problem away either, unless they pay each new employee less than 50k.
Also, to the specific "0b1100011 in the lowest bits" question, page 8 of the spec shows that, for an instruction to be 32 bits, the lowest two bits must be 11 (non-11 is used for 16-bit) and the next three bits must not all be 111 (111 is used for 48-bit and larger instructions).
Excluding CT gets you another 500 avg less. It can be argued to exclude the close by Philly metro area too that overlaps with NYC metro. That would be another 500 dropped cases on avg (all of PA is a few hundred more but I’m not counting all of it).

That makes the divide 2K vs 1K.

It’s embarrassing that this hasn’t been talked about more since it became evident weeks ago.

Nor has it been talked about enough that the tri-State NY area never should’ve been lumped in with the rest of the US. When one region a month ago accounted for double digit percent of cases and deaths for the world, it should be its own distinct thing.
The world runs on C/C++ code. And new C++ projects are started every single day.
Joanna Hoffman: Facebook is peddling 'an addictive drug called anger'
> I think it is also very hard to make a performance argument in 2020. Especially when you are comparing low level against something like the newest C#/.NET Core stack.

I agreed until this. I don't take anything not AOT compiled with an optimizing compiler as fast.

JITs may work well for numeric benchmarks with one tight loop, but there is extra memory and energy overhead.
> This is a pretty polar opinion right here - it's not a flaky test that fails once a week, it's unreliable critical functionality.

It may be unreliable critical functionality, or unreliable test. In some cases it's obvious which one it is, in some it isn't. If you know it's the test, it becomes much less beneficial to spend days on it.
The biggest challenge you will face is what I think of during interviews as "founder damage." You're used to leading teams, not being on them. You're used to deciding what to do, not doing what is decided. A good engineering lead builds and leads teams and makes plenty of decisions, but they do it in a context of "others around me are people I need to listen to" not "I'm only listening to this person because I have to because I had to get a normal job." The best thing you can do to stave off founder damage (which is a lot like hubris, btw) is to make sure you have a co-founder and/or other team members about whom you would say without hesitation "they are so much better at X and Y than I am that I look like a child next to them." Making sure you have people like that around you is how you make sure you keep learning and keep being able to fit into society. If you happen to have read that and think "there isn't anyone I know like that" then the need for those people has already reached critical importance and finding those qualities in people you know is your most important task.
Do you have any evidence to support your theory? The NYT recently hit 6 million subscribers (print and digital) which is a record high.

Margins on digital products are lower than on print products but that's not unique to the Times and it's largely outside of their control. Ad margins have collapsed since their astronomical highs of the 90s and early 2000s because of the divorce of classifieds and news, rather than a collapse in total circulation.
If you add math support, I'd give it a try
After fast-tracking Japanese Covid-19 drug, Russia to roll out 'game changer'
It's also super common on MacOS. According to lsof(1), my laptop has 95 sqlite .db files currently open; deduping by path shows 56 unique database files open at the moment.
YouTube: https://www.flatpanelshd.com/news.php?subaction=showfull&id=...

Netflix: https://netflixtechblog.com/netflix-now-streaming-av1-on-and...
Simple, I love it. I went down the rabbit hole of roam and notion. The "just works" aspects of this is great.
That links to iTerm2 which is what I’m guessing you meant to say ? Kitty is also a GPU accelerated terminal emulator and one that I enjoy using https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/ Not sure if it uses Metal on Mac though.
Amazon has a multicolor pack of 7 for $25 (~$4 per pen after tax).

If you buy them individually, they're between $5-$7 retail.
Congratulations. Do you know how the users discovered you? App Store? Do you do any marketing?