skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do you have some more detaile about your app?

I use perf, sysprof, trace32, visual studio profiler for profiling, but this highly depends on your environment.

These assorted links might be interesting to you:

- https://github.com/Kobzol/hardware-effects

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJJTYQYB1JQ

- https://godbolt.org/

- http://igoro.com/archive/gallery-of-processor-cache-effects/
Show me the clinical evidence that supports your claims, because there are tomes of evidence that suggest the exact opposite.

There's a lot of money behind that "One Weird Trick That Doctors Hate and Your Stomach Will Love", too, but not a lot of evidence.
No, and it's untrue: only Apple does that, Google doesn't.
WOW thanks for vouching for him and keeping watch on that.
My wife is a T1 who was diagnosed in her 40s. I sent her this whole comment chain and she wanted me to mention that "...half of all new T1 diagnoses come in ppl over 30."
The article keeps calling what's obviously institutional racism and aggression as "NYPD’s historic sense of humor". It gives a few examples of such "jokes" that just appear to be very public displays of racism and bad taste, like "wearing blackface while tossing fried chicken and watermelon into a crowd from a Labor Day Parade float in 1998".

It's not "sense of humor" if it was never meant as a joke. Just because a racist hick with a badge thinks it's a joke doesn't make it one.
« The success of the melody as a vessel for white supremacy hit a fever pitch in 1916 with Harry C. Browne’s “Nigger Love A Watermelon Ha! Ha! Ha!,” released by Columbia Records. Oddly enough, music of this ilk found a happy home in American ice-cream parlors. »

Oh man, I had forgotten about that. :-(
YouTube's Copyright System Isn't Broken. The World's Is.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jwo5qc78QU

Edit: Oh someone already posted it here, sorry.
> People should really look at minimizing their intake of animal fats. Both for ethical and health reasons.

I’m all for the ethical angle. Factory farming is horrific.

But why health? I certainly haven’t read every study out there, but I’ve read a lot of studies, and what I can’t find is causal evidence of negative health effects of animal products in the absence of sugar. Do you know of any studies I can read?
The Linux team at Nvidia is actually full of awesome people, used to know some of them. They’re just often hamstrung by business objectives.
Why do these programs always seem to target the worker, but not the employer? Enforcement of illegal immigration always seems to have the immigrants arrested and deported, but what about the people who hired the illegal workers? H-1B visa holders get blamed for "competing against permanent residents" but where's the blame for companies who hire H-1B workers over American citizens?

We live in a capitalist economy which follows pretty simple supply and demand curves. Where there is a demand (cheap labor) there will always be a supply (even if it's the black market). Arresting sex workers doesn't stop people from hiring them, and arresting drug users doesn't stop the dealers.

Immigrants don't come to the US because it's fun or easy, there come here because there are companies willing to hire them, legally or not. So if there are too many H-1B holders competing with Americans, why not make it harder for companies to hire them over an equally qualified American, or punish the company for abusing the visa system just to get cheaper labor? Same with illegal immigration, why not fine or shut down businesses that hire illegal immigrants?

You say it's not pretty it's just reality and I accept that reality... but it's also needlessly cruel to punish job seekers and not the companies who are enticing them to come here.
There weren't any. I am criticizing the nasty tone you took from the outset in assuming I am not sincere, which is wrong. I'm not a biologist, so I obviously could have missed something in that blog post. But, I shared my impression of it nonetheless, since this is a board for discussion.

I know what it's like to achieve an extremely high level of expertise in a narrow field; I've done it myself. It forever blinds you to the way a novice sees the same field.

If you've ever wondered why there's increasing skepticism of academia, you should read your comments again. They are nasty, sarcastic, and dismissive.

I'll paste this one more time because I think you need to seriously consider that you are exhibiting exactly the behavior that you're accusing others of:

>[...] have a viewpoint that is set in stone, hold their nose, and think an entire community is really stupid and politically correct.
The kindle doesn't lock you into Amazon's ecosystem though... It supports many different formats, Calibre allows you to convert your books to a kindle-specific format for convenience and I've yet to find an ebook DRM that can't be easily cracked...
It's not like the country is paying for said education. And if they were, it's not like the money is "lost" in any way, as it goes back into local businesses which "stimulates" the economy and creates local jobs. I personally wouldn't use this argument.
Of course they do not own their citizen, that is why you can take them to the US or other developed countries. However yes you do rob these countries of skilled workforce, and yes you do create an environment, which stuntnts the growth of these countries and yes you do increase the misery of the other citizen who is left in that countries. You just have to be honest, and say that benefit for US outweighs the loss for say India or Ukraine.
The filter thing seems obviously true, but it doesn't rule out whole styles being better than others, even if the mediocre and pedestrian efforts from those styles were eventually winnowed out. Besides, each day people, somewhere, are making decisions about the next awful building. It doesn't seem enough to loftily let our descendents decide whether to pull down a building after we're all dead, before a single stone has been laid.

Consider this view as a thought experiment: say every Norman cathedral was beautiful. Maybe some were inspired and some were pedestrian, some were less beautiful because of the locally-available stone, some had long delays in construction and ended up with a mishmash of styles. Or whatever. You could filter them by appeal, or randomly, or any other method, and still end up with a bunch of beautiful buildings. Whereas it's not clear that any brutalist concrete cube will withstand the test of time. GIGO.
> companies profit plus deprive their home countries of their skills a really, really good thing?

These are the same people who claim that people should immigrate legally, but then close all legal avenues of immigrating.
good questions. follow-up question could be: do we understand the motives of the age-old religions enough to be sure we're not just recreating them?
> Civil rights and privacy advocates have raised concerns about how the feature streamlined the reporting of suspicions about minor offenses, encouraging police to follow up on what would have otherwise been casual observations on social media.

Why is this a problem? Minor offenses are still offenses and they can often be very frustrating and problematic. They still deserve police attention where they constitute a violation of the law. Streamlining the process is a positive not negative, and the framing here just seems like these activist groups don’t want people to be held accountable.
Oh man.

I am going through F1->H1B process. I do not have an H1B visa, and I have a document that tells me I am allowed to stay in the country in the H1B status between a time period, and you are telling me I am in trouble because I do not have a visa. Ok, I suppose.
Github.pie.apple.com or why you should set referrer policy for internal websites
Those terms are our heritage!
It’s a lot of work.

That’s actually it with the CUDA stuff. Nvidia made a massive investment, and is still doing so, so the work got done. OpenCL just doesn’t have the same cash backing it up.

Oh also this is basically what AMDs HIP does. The issue is that the project hasn’t been moving very fast.
How to know though?
>this is so general that it’s not helpful

I think digging into the minutiae of specific numbers is silly, when the better frame is to construct the right diet the comports w/ human evolution and lifestyle, energy, activity and go from there.

Generally low carb (particularly avoiding high glycemic index carb, and sugars) preferring lower starch vegetables, while prioritizing animal fats, meat, fish.

Keto / keto carnivore, low carb etc have been around and well studied for a while now. People should do their own research (I like all of Gary Taubes' books and presentations, there are many others as well and podcasts) but ultimately I summarize the point as our bodies have evolved to follow this diet and observations of societies or time periods when one or the other was more prevalent show stark differentials in health, obesity, diabetes, metabolic syndrome...

I have no idea what my cholesterol numbers are (I'm sure they are "high"), but I certainly would never take a statin which would destroy my brain.. and as the OP mentioned, I know what makes me feel rested, energetic, what provides energy and muscle mass along with workouts in the weight room, what does or does not result in brain fog (sugar), better sleep, lower body fat, etc. All low carb / high fat. The more intense the exercise one does, the more carbs they can consume.
I've been able to find evidence that disagrees with you, but not evidence that agrees with you. Since you've made very specific claims that most contrary evidence is invalid because it is not multvariate.

It would have taken you less time to post a single link than to write your response, so I don't buy the time excuse.

> Obviously g-factor researchers have thought of this. Current best estimates place 60-80%

I'm aware. You claimed that twin studies (which control for race by comparing between people of the same race and are usually limited to small sample sizes) have revealed racial ethnic differences in g controlling for the environmental factors.

This claim is questionable on its face. Your heritability claim is much less contentious, but heritability of g and race correlation of g, controlling for environmental factors, are very different claims.
I’m curious. HN has largely agreed that the current pandemic showed that remote work is absolutely doable. At the same time, people are claiming that the H1B visa, which allows immigrants to work in the US at largely American salaries, are taking away American jobs.

So the stated solution is to do away with the visa and send those people back to their home countries.

So why does anyone believe that when those people go back to their home countries, their employers would choose to hire someone else instead of keeping the same people hired at a fraction of the cost?

I mean, people seem to think that companies would be unhappy about paying someone 75k/yr who was costing them over 200k/yr (salary + payroll taxes, etc) in the US.

It makes absolutely no sense that the job would go to an American. The likelihood is that the job would remain with the same person but now they would pay taxes and spend dollars in their home countries at a fraction of the cost.
> a supposedly complete version of the referenced poem, "The Chaos"

Wikisource has the complete version as originally published in 1920: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Chaos
https://www.thedailybeast.com/antiracism-our-flawed-new-reli...
That's awesome to hear! Was that something that you had to fight for, and if so, what did that process look like?

My observation with SV startup organizations is that it is very difficult to get that buy-in from product on something like this. These product teams are groups of people trained to believe that "if we deliver X we get $Y", which prioritizes building as many of X in as little time as possible. And I completely agree on that merit, a company SHOULD strive deliver as many revenue generating changes as possible, that's how you avoid death.

If, as an engineer, you challenge that with a push to make better reusable systems and actually stick to them, you will always be met by opposition. "What's the ROI?" they will ask. It's hard to give one because it's not really quantitative, but everyone in the room (generally, product included) KNOWS it's the right move. What do you do?
The police car is playing the "ice cream truck song" through external speakers on the police car – the same is done for actual ice cream trucks. There is no specific "ice cream truck siren."
As a german, what I prefer about english spelling:

* You do not capitalize Nouns in your Sentences which is means I don't have to analyse the lexical Structure of a Sentence while writting stuff.

Stuff that is hard in English but rarely talked about because of the prominence of the phonetics-vs-traditional spelling:

* hyphenation (fairly complex, basically one needs to look it up or rely on tooling in english, rarely taught).
* punctuation, especially placement of commas
* capitalization in headings (a bit confusing, conflicting recommendations)

Oh and as for german there are a lot of strange things buried in what superficially looks like a fairly ok system.

* Typically you can infer from the roots of a word whether to spell with `e' or `ä' (i.e. schälen (to peel) is spelled with ä because it stems from Schale [peel]). But for some words that doesn't apply, for example Mehl (flour) is related to `mahlen' (to grind), but not spelled "Mähl".
* Auslautverhärtung is not spelled out but implied. I.e. Hund (dog) is kind of pronounced as if it would end with a -t ("Hunt"), whereas "Hunde" (dogs) has a soft d sound. Turkish makes such things explicit (compare `kitap` and `kitabi`). If we went down the turkish route, we could introduce a soft-s and hard-s distinction in the alphabet (maybe z vs s) and get rid of the `ß/ss` mess.
* `sch` should be replaced by Ş, w -> v (with existing spellings of v being replaced by f where necessary ("von" -> "fon"), z -> "ts", etc.

There is an obscure swiss organisation promoting a spelling reform for German(that differs from my suggestions) https://www.ortografie.ch

Its focus is a lot on vocal lengths and capitalization. Kind of interesting stuff (that will never make its way into the maintstream).
Relevant (and highly recommended):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Power_of_Nightmares
Have they studied if fasting has the same effects?
I certainly wasn’t trying to imply T1 diabetes was their own fault. I have a friend with T1 diabetes and diet helps them but it doesn’t cure them (although they continue to drink wine and are somewhat careless in their sugar level management sometimes).

The friend with T2 diabetes very likely is caused by an autoimmune reaction: he had what is commonly an autoimmune disease as a child. Some percentage of T2 diabetes cases are caused by poor diet, althogh there are many other factors.

Edit: Also, obviously diet and exercise help avoid many other health issues. And I feel your comment doesn’t follow the hn guideline “Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.”
Of course they are not the same thing, they are just instances of the authorities deciding that X is unsafe.

Also, the fact you pay for road maintenance does not indicate what maintenance is.

People could be on the "I like looming rocks, they give character to this road, instead use my money to lay new asphalt instead of wasting it on landscape" camp.

But the state thinks it knows better than you that exploding looming rocks is more important than letting you drive faster.
Yeah NYPD certainly have a dark sense of humor!
The sad thing is, the nail in the coffin won't be an individual wrongly getting their revenue stolen from them, but one corporation claiming content owned by another corporation.
what's to explain? h1bs are widely used to gain access to bodies instead of training/developing local talent it's a joke every interview template i've been given seems like it was made to exclude many people who would otherwise be fine

it's not like immigration is bad or anything but the balance is screwed up and and it's causing long term damage it's bad for immigrants and bad for americans
How does preventing a legal employee from visiting home and returning to the US help anyone who happened to be born in the US? It serves absolutely no purpose except to be cruel and to satisfy people in this country who enjoy cruelty towards immigrants.
I have a copy of Views! Away from home for a few days but I can post pics of the three posters when I make it home.
I can't offer legitimate evidence to the contrary because I've been personally warned by moderation not to post in "flamewar" topics.

So this thread will only show data from one perspective, while innocent people die.
That is fucked.

That makes me believe scrap the whole organization and start over, aka a version of refund the police, is the only way to fix in short time. Years instead of multiple generations.

But clean slate scrapping seems impossible.
> We pay in excess of 300k for all roles

If it's in excess of $300k for all roles it sounds like a Netflix type company or Netflix itself. I highly doubt nobody wants to work for that company.
Nextdoor actual does the opposite, censoring conversations that do not meet their political beliefs (which you can guess lean left). I recently deleted my account for the worthless service, as they were deleting responses to those pushing BLM propaganda.
Does Brain Size Matter? (2016)
I left my country to escape a totalitarian regime. I think just because you are born in a place doesn't mean you have the responsibility to completely sacrifice your life. Humans collectively have an obligation to help lift poor countries out of poverty. The question is are you against immigration because you genuinely care about the poverty in my country?
Skype involved logging in, passwords, and creating accounts, which was a no go for elders who don’t know English and never used computers. I know because I tried it. What worked was Facetime.

My point is that Apple offered the buyers something they wanted, and no one else did, hence they were rewarded.
>Of course, in an alternate universe, this superior writing system was adopted along with the full SI unit system.

in that same universe do we eliminate 2^N in favor of 10^N?
Masters of Doom is the shortest authistic kind of book, if you think Masters of Doom is "long" then you've never picked up a book man. I redad 12x masters of doom per "day" where day might mean 21 hours 30 hours per stretch I don' tfollow normal hours. Thank f for not having a schedule I can do quality productive shit all "day". 24 hour day is a retarded concept. It will limit you substantially.
Tofu, seitan, tempeh made without rice, etc are plant-based, high protein and low carb. Various fungi fall into the same category, although they aren't plants. Make a dish with vegetable oil and you'll have a high fat and protein meal with minimal carbs that is plant-based.
I use nylon insert nuts, threadlocker (of the proper type), and sometimes inner or outer bite toothed lock washers because spring lock washers have always been useless in my experience. If you really need locking-power, use a castellated nut and cotter pin, or lock wiring (safety wire).

The important bit is either preventing the holding fastener from turning either directly to prevent rotation or stretching the bolt such that friction under all vibration modes prevents jumping and loosening of the holding fastener.
I worked in the finance industry, IT side. I can say that these work Visas are abused in that industry. Less so in tech and startup space. I think having a min salary that's 2x average for the job would also solve this. I'm will to see what type of data this pause provides.
Biggest market?
It's not quite the same, but Calibre can actually generate epubs from websites. There's a recipe called "HN with comments links" which will create an epub with the articles from the current front page. It works surprisingly well. I have a VPS which generates this daily and which I download onto my Kobo in the morning.
World's ultra-wealthy go for gold amid stimulus bonanza
I agree, it depends on the definition of the spectrum or range of values that would then provide a definition of balance. Maybe the food groups could be the level at which this is defined, so too much or too little of one food group is probably not good. A good example is the meat-only diet that became a recent fad. People can claim all kinds of benefits there but in the long run it's just not balanced, and we're not built like apex predators in nature.
There's a reason why Apple wasn't founded in Syria or Google wasn't founded in Russia.
That entirely depends on how you pronounce "nvidia" in your head. I can imagine someone who has never heard the name spoken out loud think of it as "ni-vidia" (I have done worse) and "a Nividia" is easier than "an Nividia"
I use this example in my class.
So 60% draw salaries that are lower than the 50%th earner in that occupation. In other words, they draw salaries that are largely in line with the occupation, although slightly on the lower end.

I suspect if you now do the calculation after adding the fees companies are required to pay the government, along with the lawyers fees most companies have to pay for an H1B visa holder, both of which in most cases will be closer to $10k per year, the H1B earners will be completely in line with the occupation they are employed in.
Libby (and by extension Overdrive) supports checking out books onto supported e-readers. They must support either the Kindle or Adobe DRM standards though.

https://help.libbyapp.com/en-us/6059.htm
Ask HN: What are your thoughts on measuring individual developer productivity?
Why are most developers strongly against this? Do you think that it is not needed or not possible? If it's the latter then why is that?
> they might leave it intentionally vague too.

I speculate this is what’s going to happen. When there’s enough backlash, they will clear up the language or ease some restrictions. Meanwhile, people who really need to go out of the country or are re-entering have their lives and careers ruined, probably irreversibly.
I believe that this results in this being used as a tool of harassment against people who are less popular in the neighbourhood for arbitrary - sometimes discriminatory - reasons.
Here is the actual study [1]. This is n=3, so we are talking about highly anecdotal data. Nonetheless, I think this statement is misplaced:

> Low carb diets can help type 1 diabetics, but it's not a cure

Likely, as in most cases, the real picture is much more complex. It could be the case that LCHF diets can cure some percentage of individuals, can help some percentage and can be detrimental perhaps even fatal to some percentage. All of these could easily be simultaneously true.

Indeed, in case 1 it seems to have possibly "cured" the patient, though he could have also easily been a false positive or there could have been any number of other confounding factors. I quote from the study:

"He was able to stop insulin completely 15 days later (after diagnosis), and has not used insulin since March 2015." and "In the 4 years since his diagnosis, he has had no diabetes-related complications".

Here is patient #2's summary:

"He stopped insulin therapy at the beginning of the diet and has not used insulin since, except for one infectious episode." and " At 1 year after the diagnosis, he had no diabetes-related complications".

Also of note, both of these patients had started exercising 1-2 h a week, and 2 and 2-3 times a week respectively, before the diagnosis.

1. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S12623...