skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
regarding burnout:
http://nymag.com/news/features/24757/

One quote from this piece that struck a chord with me was "level of caring couldn’t be sustained in the absence of results."

The last time I noticed I was showing signs of starting to burn out I found it helpful to take more time off work (e.g. dialling down from full time work to part time work for a month) to help destress & let my mind focus more on non work things. The part time work was a temporary measure while wrangling a change to a different role/different project.

It took a few weeks of exercise & walks & writing out my thoughts on paper for my mind to settle down and stop obsessing over work & stop "radiating stress" from internalised work related nonsense. Be kind to yourself.

Under more normal mental conditions, it helps me to have a clear understanding of exactly what brings me to work every day, even when most of the days are frustrating or boring or senseless: it's the money. Money isn't the most important thing in life, but gotta keep paying the bills, and saving & investing offers a pathway to permanently reduce the amount of frustrating or boring work that needs to be done in the future.
No, people just don't care any more, at least in my area. I think masks are only worn now in in supermarkets and doctor's practices because it's mandatory and people are not keeping distance any more, meeting friends, going out in groups, etc.

If one didn't know better, it all looks like business as usual.
The same reason people started buying cars with fins in the fifties. Clever marketing made people think they need to upgrade to the latest and greatest.
I have thought a bit about this. I think the difference is this:

Ketamine leaves you in a space where you are alone, in your own universe. And classical psychedelics lead you to a space where you with others. I haven't done DMT, but I did other psychedelics in high dosages. In the end they are similar in a way.

Another way to see it: I feel dissociatives are more suitable for people who make their own values and psychedelics are more suitable for people who follow external values. I think both positions are valid and needed btw, one is just more dangerous than the other. It is easier to stray.

Classical psychedelics feel strange to me, not unwelcome, but I am in alien territory. But dissociatives feel more like home coming.

EDIT: Or perhaps they pull you to those sides. If I need to associate a term pair to the two, then chaos and order are coming to mind. Chaos is dissociatives, and order is psychedelics. But I might be wrong here, who knows. It is very subjective.
>ffmpeg allows writing AV1 streams to WebM containers

Any idea why they flipped the switch on that? Seems irresponsible when .mkv will do in all circumstances.
Indeed, I wouldn't recommend using them together either if OP goes with Vue.
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Modules are classes without inheritance.

C++ and Java don't break anything that a bad designed module won't be doing as well.

OpenGL a clear winner?!? The 3D API that should never haven gotten outside SGI with its global variables and state?
I's be surprised if Europe doesn't get hammered by a second wave. The only hope is that the small outbreaks extinguish themselves or can be tracked and isolated, because people don't give a F any more.
One reason may be that a general fix that produces good hemoglobin is much more efficient than attempting to fix the original problem. People can have a near-limitless number of mutations that lead to defective proteins, so creating fixes for all those "bugs" can be very expensive. A general fix that works around the "bug" is cheaper, consistant, and more scalable.

Another way to look at it: Would a per-patient fix be possible? Maybe. Is it worth debugging and fixing everyone's crappy DNA to do that? Probably not.
This is a very difficult approach in our industry as we face the challenge of not invented here, I do not need all that complexity (which actually ends up happening), this is just a quick project (are they ever) as many organizations build their own tools

I personally spend lots of time looking for pre-built solutions, its almost fanatical, after being burnt by my own home grow inventions (at the time)
Sorry about that, didn't test enough on smaller screens. Will be definitely fixed on the next update. In the meantime you can try the web desktop version!
It’s high time Zambian Companies starts advertising on Africa News Pay
Pion seems promising!

Is there anything like Jitsi built on Pion?

(I have been using Jitsi a lot lately. It is great software and a good example that free software can be just as featureful as the proprietary alternatives, but also a pretty complex software stack on it's own, there's a lot to learn just to extend it.)
I don't use adblocking. Disabling javascript solve all those problems.
Do something else. Perhaps away from IT. Do that for a month. Volunteer in your local community. Then come back. Your outlook will be different.

Realign with purpose. Update purpose if necessary.
Maybe, but I think they both belong in trademark class 9 (Electrical and scientific apparatus). Ultimately a court of law would have to decide. But why even take the change?
That looks really nice
> The moves were part of a spending spree by the social network, which also shelled out $400 million last month to buy an animated GIF company and which is spending millions of dollars to build a nearly 23,000-mile undersea fiber-optic cable encircling Africa.

This reads like an Onion article.
"No, it just shows how subservient to U.S. foreign policy the American press is "

This is demonstrably false.

Forst - the press loves a scandal, it's what they live on. They were happy to talk about Snowden, Assange etc. for quite a long time.

You're literally saying the press is acting against their own best interest and purpose which is upside down.

Second - we don't need the press to find wrongdoing. It's all there for you to see. Where is the scandal?

The cable releases prove that the American diplomatic corpos is doing a good job by any measure.
I built an IPFS crawler with libp2p
> (And no, didn't read the article, because paywall.)

If you’re so inclined, Google the exact article URL, then click the first result that matches.
Mate, good luck explaining that to your UK customers. This is beyond acceptable for any group of people.
What does latency have to do with 2D? Are you suggesting UI toolkits are writing GPU commands synchronously? You should fill display list, fire it and forget about GPU until the next update.
entr[1] is another good option.

[1]: http://eradman.com/entrproject/
There is no sensible secondhand market for things like this; it will be embedded in someone's board. And there aren't many about to start with.

Sometimes people are lucky enough to find decent FPGAs in scrap, but it's like panning for gold.
I'll start with rough quote from a producer when asked how do you hired as producer? Ans: Produce a movie and people will hire you to produce movies. Even if your movie totally flops. Thing is if you started a business, found real customers and delivered a product, even if ultimately the business didn't make it. Congraduations you're a wolf not sheep.

Often companies have beat the business side of things into young engineers and a lot of them refuse learn what you know already. That's generally valuable.
The last author and his company were/are involved in scandals about faking results on a large scale:

https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/comments/8zm4kl/d_l...

http://sadeghi.com/dr-iman-sadeghi-v-pinscreen-inc-et-al/
ERB to probe faster depletion of ZESCO units
The emission is the so-called ‘forbidden’ hyperfine transition of the spin state of Hydrogen’s one electron. It’s flips from spin up to spin down, and the energy difference is a photon at about 1420 MHz.

It’s called forbidden because it’s extremely unlikely to occur - so unlikely that I don’t believe it’s been observed in the lab. But in aggregate, with vast vast clouds of hydrogen it becomes likely enough and strong enough to detect.

We observe this emission from hydrogen in our own galaxy and through the local universe. And it’s quite strong to easily detect.

In this experiment, they’re looking for that same 1420 MHz signal, redshifted down to something like 180 MHz (where exactly it is isn’t known for sure).
The fact that you haven't seen anything proven is not a meaningful statement. The data's there of you look.

The most successful countries at fighting the pandemic are also champions at wearing masks.

There's plenty of studies from the flu and SARS times showing that certain masks reduce the risk of an individual infection and any mask worn by an infected individual will reduce risk of transmission.

What we don't have is a peer reviewed study that masks stop a pandemic, because such a study is incredibly hard to set up and we didn't have enough pandemics yet.
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But it's in the middle of bumbfuck-nowhere, population steadily declining for 40 years. Even if you want to work remotely there's no guarantee the infrastructure will keep up with proper electricity, medical facilities, internet, mail and all the 1st world conveniences.
Try windows3.1 instead of windows xp: 2d acceleration cards started early 90 , see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/S3_Graphics or trident pages by example.
But will the drug approval agencies allow genetically engineered therapies for anything disruptive? For example, they've been blocking the caries vaccine for decades.
> I'm not really sure what you're trying to say; I can see where you're coming from but I'm not sure how you draw your conclusion.

I'm trying to say that while I do believe we should try to understand whether and why someone feels offended or attacked, we shouldn't use them feeling attacked or offended (or claiming to) as a strict guideline for actions, and we should judge their actions and reactions not based on whether they felt offended, but on whether a reasonable person would have felt offended, much like we do for e.g. self-defense.

> Total failure of communication.

That may be a total failure in the way I'm trying to communicate. I didn't mean to suggest that that's what you said, I exaggerated what I understood your position to be to make it obvious why I believe it to be a difficult approach.

When we allow subjective things like feeling offended to be used as general facts, we're going to end up with two opposing parties both claiming offense - if there was no opposition, there would be no issue.

Once we're there, we are back to square one: who is right in being offended? If we then say "well, I like that person, so they are right", we really don't need to talk about the whole thing, because sympathy-based decision making has always been a thing and everybody understands how it works, and very few people would claim any sort of fairness or system (after all, we cannot deduce anything from any previous decision, as the decisions depend on who the parties are, not on the issue itself).

If we instead try to find some general rule, we can just skip the whole "I'm feeling offended" stage and proceed directly to this one, that is, to the claim "this is offensive", which implies "a reasonable person will agree, it's not about my feelings, my tribal membership, my background, my experiences and personal convictions".
You might give https://flipso.com/ a shot — Similar, but works via email instead of an app.
These things only have a handful of customers in the world.

Datasets that are tens of gigabytes, or maybe 100mil records or so...this really covers most things.

And for every 1 thing it doesn't, there's 20 more claimed that a single machine using simple tools could handle just fine.

Being able to detect when things have been processed, have a way to set dirty flags, prioritize things, have regions of interest, be able to have re-entrant processing, caching parts of the pipeline and having nuanced rules for invalidating it, these in my mind are kinda basic things here.

When they aren't done, sure, someone will need giant resources because they're doing foolish things. But that's literally the only reason. Substituting money for sense is an old hack.
I believe this could depend on the complexity of AI. If we're talking about 'real' artificial intelligence that is self-aware and can mimic human thinking, can interact with human beings as we do with one another then perhaps at first we should recognize AI as natural person or entity, or legal person and grant them necessary rights; which later would lead to all sort of legal issues including copyrights. But if we're talking about AI that is just an algorithm that automates tasks then perhaps its creators should hold the rights or the work should become part of public domain.
Might not be the best, but the ones I use:

For REST API: https://mockoon.com/

For GraphQL: https://github.com/APIs-guru/graphql-faker
Great article!,

I've been thinking about this a lot lately, sometimes I get tired of all the frameworks and tools that are available. I just want to build things. That's is why I decided to make a side project with purely PHP and jquery (yes jquery :). I am familiar with vue.js and react but lately, I notice that I am making less progress with frameworks such as nuxt.js and next.js. At the end of the day, you just want to get things done.

And there are quite a few examples of successful projects that don't use frameworks. Like e.g. nomadlist by @levelsio. They develop new features so quickly that I start to doubt frameworks more and more.

Don't get me wrong I think for many project frameworks are useful, but if you want to get a lot done and you don't want to focus too much on the techniques, I have doubts about your statement.
Hot reloading is next to impossible to do safely in the general case in Python, and this library is really basic and doesn’t really do anything special.

The only case where it does work is if you maintain a single reference to the module you wish to reload, _and_ the target module doesn’t load any C extensions, _and_ it doesn’t create state outside its module (very easy to do accidentally).

That’s why every autoreloader implementation restarts the whole process when any change is made, because how would you even detect that it was safe to hot reload something in the general case let alone actually hot reload it safely?

If you need to add an autoreloader to your project use Hupper[1]. If you’re weird like me and you’re interested in autoreloaders, check out the Django[2] and Flask[3] implementations or my talk[4] for more details.

1. https://pypi.org/project/hupper/

2. https://github.com/django/django/blob/master/django/utils/au...

3. https://github.com/pallets/werkzeug/blob/master/src/werkzeug...

4. https://youtu.be/IghyoR6ld60
Timezones: Cross-timezone meeting scheduling without a timezone converter
A tangent, but how do you define "theft of information"? I suppose this circles back to the concept of IP, which I'm increasingly confident should be abolished in entirety.
I suppose the cause is society and news believing their opinion is truth. Rather than there being a truth worth seeking

If only subjectivity is true, society must fragment. Everyone forms a different view -- unity is lost

Do people just want to pay and read opinion. Or do they seek a reality truth

The second goal will succeed no matter what newspapers do
I have been many times in that situation, at different times and levels.

Traditional escalation is always a failure for me. It means the wrong pepole (including possibly myself) were working on the problem.

Friendly escalation is good : we go together to the boss with all data and they decide because our positions are incompatible.
I was wondering if you had a chance to have a look at Microcks (https://microcks.io/) ?
The component I always look for in these libraries is a date picker (and also a time picker). I've never found one that actually works well on desktop and mobile and can be used with a keyboard.
Thank you :) Yes! There are three 'media servers' that I know of. You can also find more stuff in awesome-pion [2]

* https://github.com/pion/ion

* https://github.com/peer-calls/peer-calls

* https://www.irif.fr/~jch/software/sfu/

Ion (the first one) was built with extensibility in mind. Each service runs in its own container, so you can just fork ion-app-web [0]. You continue to get the backend improvements though.

We are working on adding RTMP/SIP bridges as their own nodes. There is also a generic 'AVP' node that will allows media processing. You can save to disk, or other custom stuff you define.

If you are interested would love to have you involved. Hop on Slack [1] or feel to just leave ideas/feedback on Github!

[0] https://github.com/pion/ion-app-web

[1] https://pion.ly/slack

[2] https://github.com/pion/awesome-pion
Too many sources to cite, would be here all day with papers up to my eyes.

Search: Onavo, Cambridge Analytica, Facebook EU fines, $5BN FTC fine.

And that's just the start.
My biggest worry is, when i finaly have the money and the ground to build my dream, that i'm not allowed to due to building restrictions :(...

Germany is densily populated and you can get a house + ground with 2-5 acres for 200-500.000k but they are all in the so called 'outter area' and apparently we don't want that. You have strict building restrictions. you can't just tear it down and rebiuld it (what you often need to to be able to build their at all. Your dream house will not be the original 0815 building)

Anyway, while i have a ton of ideas, my main motivation is to create spaces and design a house around it.

That spot where you gonna watch movies, the wind and rain protected outdoor place to watch the rain, the office which allows me to look out, feel the wind and having enough shade that my screen is usefull, the gaming room, they day bedroom, bright, with a great view and the tea room. Something like when Dr. Strange was finding that teacher there was a very beautiful japanese style empty square room with openings to every side and curtains.

Aaaand a Workshop, hobby room with big window to the north, solar power, additional water reserve and a storehouse for gworing your own food.

All of that should be in a layout with optimizes sun exposure. And it has either stacks of wood outside the window with slits high enough that you can look out but the sun doesn't annoy you or other high quality automatic blindes.

Modern, pratical, sustainable (also cheap to maintain).

Basically to build my dream house, i just need luck, time and money. Luck for the location and building regulations, Time to think that through and money.

I think i watched too much BBCs Grand Designs
I think prjxray + nextpnr has support for at least some of Artix7. Checkout https://github.com/daveshah1/nextpnr-xilinx/
It’s ok for quick fixes.
But it’s a different era of editing tbh
I have that on the roadmap!
The French government did give 48h for people to choose their place of indefinite lock-down mid-March. Based on the limited statistics that I did gather over my ~50 employees based in Paris, roughly half of them went away from Paris just prior the lock-down.
Hi, this is Saul. If you like this kind of simplicity-first data-exploration approach, you might want to check out another project of mine, VisiData (visidata.org). It's specifically for lightweight data exploration and analysis and it runs directly in the terminal.
I'm using Wiremock
>It's open source here: https://github.com/vthommeret/mathtocode

Any chance for a license like MIT?
Yes but unfortunatly, you have to compile it for many systems yourself. And if you want to use it from Python (not from the command line), you need binding.

On the other hand, it's probably more performant than watchdog if you have a lot of files and need to fallback on manual watching.

Plus, if you are not a Python person, you may not want to use pip.
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I cannot access websites in Private mode. I am using Firefox on Android.

Is anyone else experiencing it?

https://pasteboard.co/Jd1rg0x.jpg
Can you explain what "3/16"-PVB_laminate-1/4"-1/2"_gap-1/4" means? Is that four layers of glass?
Depends how advanced the mocking behaviour requirements are. For most projects, I find json-server sufficient.

Remember that perfect is the enemy of good enough. If you're looking to be blown away by your mock server you may never get round to building your product.
I wish the title had make it clear that this is Apple only.
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As a European I find it crazy to even think about owing a gun to protect myself.
Please take care when your Internet nutritionist calls ketosis a "fat-burning state".

While true, it's also a lot like calling the Internet a "photon transport mechanism".

If you experiment with such things, make sure you get the whole picture and is otherwise healthy. Ask anyone with diabetes why.
> the other is lines, curves, thickness, gradients, and fonts

You can reduce all these to drawing triangles.
Easy-going work doesn't provide much value
And web
Same, I use Chakra-UI in a production-grade app and I hit a wall with a date and time picker. I had to build my own with Downshift, but getting it to work correctly on all resolutions and with react-hook-forms was tedious and time-consuming.
Awesome! Where is your k8s at and is it one of the managed ones offered by AWS/GCP/DO?
That sounds fantastic. We should all be so lucky to get paid to do something interesting and creative instead of updating the CRM fields or whatever.
> I can't speak to other countries and their race relations, but my impression from hearing about their attitudes toward immigrants/refugees is that they ain't much better.

I wouldn't conflate the two, they are not connected. After WW2, ethnic Germans from Eastern Europe were forced to migrate to Germany. There obviously was no race-issue, as they were not only the same race, they were the same ethnicity, they spoke the same language. And still they weren't welcome by the local population, as their arrival primarily meant that whatever the locals had would now be shared.

Pretty much all opposition to immigration is economic. Race doesn't play a part in the motivation, it's a secondary thing that comes into play afterwards. If immigration was a (significant, visible) net benefit to every person in the country (it is not, and you'll usually find the anti-immigration opinions with those who stand to lose from immigration, and, unsurprisingly, the pro-immigration stance with those who stand to gain), there would be much, much fewer objections. Consider a headline like "Nigerian billionaire seeks to immigrate and promises to invest in the rust belt and create tens of thousands of jobs in manufacturing". Do you believe Trump-supporters would protest that person's immigration?
When you edit images in Photoshop you are the actor and it is your (hopefully) creative result.
Explaining the 10th dimensions and why all foods are carcinogen
Scala with Cats 2
@bilater You might also make a search to execute after hitting enter, which doesn't work like that at the moment - one must mouse click the search icon.

(thx for fixing that C# thign!)
GNU Hello: another implementation of the classic program that prints Hello World
https://intervene.dev/ has been very useful for me.
Input: A flexible system of fonts designed specifically for code
google is telling me an acre is a bit more than 4000 square meter...You need 8000-20,000 square meter plot for your house & yard or am I reading something wrongly?

The house my father was born in (& my grandmother still lived in till shortly before she died) was on a ~2500 square meter plot that seemed huge to me, so much that when my father & uncle sold the property 4 more houses were built on the same plot.

From what you wrote above your house would comfortably fit in a 1000 square meter plot with enough room for a yard around it.