skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can DL and listen to a longish YT track without the video - in far less time and with (usually) better audio - by specifying format 251 (usually available).

For example, an hour-long performance video mp4 at 1280x720 gets you 96k audio and 280MB. 'youtube-dl -f 251 url' will get you a 160K Opus in 54 MB.

To my ears Opus sounds sweeter and fuller than mp3. At 64K and lower bit-rates, it's near the top.
Result of Our Product-Market Fit Analysis Using Superhuman’s PMF Framework
We have a hunch that we have product-market fit and heading in the right direction but we still want to have measurable metrics that we can optimize and at the same time questions that we want to find an answer that always comes up in any conversation, is if the market needs another money transfer app. Following Superhuman’s product-market fit. We looked how we stand against the magic number of 40% . A[Denarii’s Product-Market Fit Analysis using Superhuman’s PMF framework](https://denarii.cash/blog/denariis-product-market-fit-analys...) asking your users directly “How would you feel if we no longer provide our services?” and then quantify the responses that opted for ‘very disappointed’ and ‘somewhat disappointed’. According to Ellis, 40 is the magic number. If your percentage of users who will be very disappointed is more than 40%, then you are going in the right direction.

Have you started measuring your PMF?
Given how Trump constantly flip-flops on various issues it's not unwarranted to be skeptical that this is actually going to happen.
I use https://hnrss.org/ along with a simple tool to send emails when the feed has new items.

(i.e. Comment-replies become emails.)
that's a pretty meaningless number without further context
Amazon is also pretty active maintaining v8 with Amazon Coretto. Red Hat, Azul also provide certified builds to their customers.
Good:

git log --all --graph --oneline --reflog

Better:

git config --global alias.lg "log --date=format-local:'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' --pretty=format:'%cd %<(20,trunc)%an %C(auto)%h%Creset%C(auto)%d%Creset %s'"

git lg --all --graph --reflog

> Is it possible to get a true chronological log from them?

The output of git log with --graph is not chronological, because it does a topological traversal of the commit graph.

> Do they stay around forever or do they get garbage collected eventually?

They get garbage collected eventually. As a rule you should not assume dangling commits are safe. If you need to keep one, assign a trivial branch name to it.
What they knew at the time is that they would be gods.

They also knew that they would become almost unimaginably rich.
It's not semantics.

If you killed someone committing their own separate crime, you'd be both a killer and potentially a hero.

It is important to make clear he both committed a very serious crime and potentially blew the whistle in act of bravery.
I thought laundry chutes were pretty common, they were in all three houses I grew up in in the US. (Second floor direct to basement in two, 1st and 2nd to basement in another.) One was built in the 30s and the others in the 70s.

If you want to something really "genius" look up razor blade wall banks.
Do you have any personal data on lean muscle loss? What Dr. Phinney of 'Low Carb Performance Fame' said that you are losing ~0.25lb/day of lean muscle mass. That is pretty catastrophic in my opinion.
The Bell Inequality Explained
Psychology is the same field that recommended lobotomies roughly a generation ago. Unlike the difference between medieval plague doctors and modern doctors, it does not seem that psychology has reformed in that time, and as such anything coming out of that field should be regarded as noise.
Has anyone done any work on variable shaped pixels? I can see the currently strong counter arguments against it, but it seems like one of those weird ideas that might find a home someday.
They were young, well nourished, and not hugely into keeping fit.
> review saying that this happened and guess what? my review never saw the light of day

Product reviews that are not about the genuine product are not allowed (as they are shared between all sellers).

Seller issues should go to seller feedback.
This becomes much more difficult if you want to cut down on a habit, but not cut it out completely.

Take video games.

Sure, you could throw out your Playstation and the temptation is no longer there. But what if you want to play just 1 hour a day, instead of 5?

How doe you remove the temptation for most of the day, but allow it to be there for part of it?

Gotta get more creative I guess. Work somewhere else. Or something...
Physics is mathematics with the constraint of reality.

Engineering is physics with the constraint of money.
I hate OSX hiring scrollbar. By the time I am ready to scroll? It's hidden. Again.
This. The definition of a partner over time shifted from someone who does stuff with me and eats dinner with me and watches movies to someone who understands my goals and dreams and supports and pushes me to get there and vice-versa.

Life is too short.
Note that “science” in quotations is in regard to the inherent subjectivity of coin grading, but is in no way dismissive of the nuances and strive for consistency
The issue is that the macroeconomics don't add up. Millennials aren't having enough kids, so at the current population growth rate there won't be enough workers to sustain the system in its current form. We obviously need to take care of the baby boomers, but there needs to be a fundamental shift in thinking to solve this problem.
missing in the article, but you can actually make 3D versions of this playing with perspective, although it will only work from a very specific viewing angle.

See, for example the 3D printed penrose triangles on thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:6513
In order of importance:

1) built-in performant multidimensional arrays, incl. array expressions (similar to Matlab). Built-in nature means basically all numerical libraries can easily talk to each other since they all use compatible data structures.

2) Fortran's syntax is performant by default, so scientists don't have to know as much to produce fast code. Best examples are default pass-by-reference and allocatables instead of pointers, which makes them non-aliased.

3) along same lines: intent system

C: restrict const * const double x
...

Fortran: real(8), intent(in), allocatable, dimension(n,m) :: x, y, z

The second code is simply more expressive about what you think about when doing numerical programming.
What kind of electrolytes do you take and how much?
SFU professor stages unconventional protest against Trans Mountain pipeline
See the difference between saying democracy is necessary for freedom and saying that democracy obviates freedom. Parent comment only made claim to the former.
Did you really think you were going to get carry reciprocity anytime soon? Could you not see then, and now, that that will require sizeable Republican majorities in the House and Senate, and that there was no way for Trump to move the needle on that issue all by himself, especially after the midterms?

Carry reciprocity is kind of a niche issue, lacks enough popularity, and is hard to make more popular. Well, maybe now that the gun stores are empty and millions more are armed than were before March, maybe now carry reciprocity can become popular enough. Before March, the 2A was just barely popular enough to be difficult to gut.

I dunno, if you really care about that one issue, you know Biden won't give it to you (he's not even promising it, and it's not something Democrats want, obviously, else it would have passed already). Trump can't give it to you unless the needle has moved a lot, which... maybe it just-now has. So if this is your one issue, I'm shocked you'd be so angry as to hold it against Trump that he's not been able to deliver it to you. There must be like, three people who care so much about just this one issue. Maybe you could use more issues to make up your mind.
Food extremist in what sense?
Speed Up Pkgsrc on Retrocomputers
The Game Archaeologist Discovers the Island of Kesmai (2012)
I love youtube-dl, but I usually just download the lowest bitrate Opus stream with two taps on my phone using NewPipe[1].

[1] https://newpipe.schabi.org/
Calc.ts in Excel for the Web
what about northern and southern gender roles?
Well yes and no - at the time the 8086 was designed gate capacitance dominated over wire RC delays - early design tools (sort of pre-late 90s, way after the original 8086) didn't bother with calculating RC delays during synthesis and we only really dealt with them in late static timing analysis (and really then only for a few long lines).

Essentially as chip features got smaller wire resistance didn't scale the same as gate capacitance (partly it's edge effects) and our tools needed to change as RC delays started to dominate
Is 8% of the speed of light not a very high relative speed?
RFC 188, by Damian Conway: Objects: Private keys and methods
I remember hearing back at the time there was a snarky reply to the NEXT logo circulated within apple. The same logo, but replacing the last two letters to read NEVR -- to suggest the project was not going to ever amount to anything. Can't find any trace of it now with a quick google search though.
Be sure to factor in the cost of a cat-proof fence or your sandbox will become disgusting place pretty quickly.
Its not that it's conceptually hard, the interface just sucks. Like how is "checkout" both for switching branches and also for reverting files? And also it's completely counter to what a "checkout" means in every other VCS. It's just bizarre stuff like that. (I love git, but mercurials interface makes way more sense)
What exactly are you saying is the problem? Even if it’s as simple as you claim, those “simple” problems are apparently not subject to repair. So long as that is the case, I recommend considering that the problem does in-fact have a bit more depth to it.
TensorBase: Big data warehouse from scratch in Rust
> A common theme in all these "reinvent the web/browser" discussion is going back to the web as a hyperlinked document library and not an application platform, in which case pixel-perfect rendering is neither necesary nor even a goal.

And how exactly would one even put this genie back in the lamp?
https://www.archives.gov/research/vital-records
Virtually no distant astronomical image is a normal photo that corresponds to what the human eye would see.

They're multi-layer stacks of CCD observations filtered by frequency range, with false colors then assigned, not three RGB layers. IIRC, typically there's 7 - 11 ranges, depending on the instrument.

So one of the layers included in the depiction might be infrared, then false-colored into something the eye can handle.

Source: I worked in remote sensing.
Which lock is it that you’re using? I’m kind of in the market atm.
> I guess you're just not working on many things at a scale where version control is useful but setting up an online repo doesn't seem worth the time.

It is literally a couple of clicks to set up a private repo on github. For me, either the problem is too small to set up git, or it is big enough to spend half a minute to create a github repo.
When the temperature drops below a certain point you can find him sleeping underneath the granite slab.
GuitarFreaks did not come out of the Media Lab. No disrespect to Egozy and Rigopulos, but HMX's success (even before GH) seems to have come specifically after they dumped Media Lab-inspired plans and started drawing inspiration from the Japanese arcade scene.
I see this type of comment all the time, but I've never purchased anything but legitimate items off of Amazon. What are you buying that you consistently run into fakes / knockoffs?
There isn't a written exception for it in the policy, but when the claims adjuster comes round they'll use it as an excuse to not pay anything because there's no evidence of theft.
You can't even report that the reason for your return is that you suspect or know that the item you received is counterfeit during the return process. If Amazon cared about a problem this big, they would collect metrics from customers on it.
Haskell Love 2020 Conference Videos
> force push

The solution is simple: never use push --force. Without that, everything in git is recoverable.
If only there were some way for people and institutions to learn from the experience of others...

What a specious argument.
>Let’s assume we can literally communicate over any distance instantly.

We can't, that's the whole point of relativity.
Hmmmm.... I think the main problem with git submodules is that if you google 'git submodule' you don't find anything useful. When you somehow discover how they actually work they are... uhm... let us say... 'usable'... Maybe someone should write a tutorial about git submodules that is actually informative.
AFAIK the correct way to solve empty-package-received is contacting customer service: Help => Need more help? => Contact Us => Contact Us.
Thank you and the others for giving forthright answers!
> “They need that money in order to have the post office work so it can take all of these millions and millions of ballots,” Trump said in an interview with Fox Business’s Maria Bartiromo. “If they don’t get those two items, that means you can’t have universal mail-in voting because they’re not equipped to have it.”
I believe as long as ARM sells their hardware in the EU, they are able to look into antitrust issues.
> Sadly Walmart is the same

You can filter out third party sellers on Walmart's website and just buy what Walmart sells.
His patreon exclusive content is definitely worth the $5. Sausage castle videos are insane.

He also has a porn video as an extra on pornhub.
I have seen people shaming others for strategies like that. Usually by calling them weak and generally treating it as admission of character flaw.

Also, typical how to loose weight advice does not talk about reducing temptations ar all. Instead, it focuses on strong will and self control - blaming people for failure to follow instructions but never giving advice on how to make following easier.

So, even if some know that, a lot of people do not act on it.
RISC-V sounds like a good idea, but (imo) could lead to a situation, where all/many device manufacturers make custom processors based of the liberally licensed code-base.
At first, this sounds great, "Yah, no more reliance on Intel/ARM/, no more ME/Trustzone".
But then you realize, that although you, the user/buyer, can build/run some custom code on there, you'll never be able to tell for sure, if you did not get a version/series with a gimped HWRND, or other (security-reducing) goodies.
Targeted attacks will become very easy for anybody, who can pressure companies/engineers into adding something for (a subset of) the customers, or can reroute/intercept device shipments to you.

ARM is a "known" situation. They have TrustZone, we know it exists, but buyers/end-users do not get full control of it (outside of some niche products, or dev-boards). That situation will not change. With ARM, get already got used to the idea, that you'll never "own" the machine, you are merely allowed to execute some code in a walled-off area of your Telescreen.

So, with RISC-V, you have even less assurance, that the processor IC really contains what you expect, and nothing more.
Even if the EU did not have jurisdiction British authorities are not very keen on large mergers either.

British resistance caused American Pfizer to walk away from a potential merger with British AstraZeneca.
This wasn't obfuscated code. This was a MWE, where I was trying to understand why it wasn't working as expected.
Fairly regularly at the hands of your own bodyguards, going by some of the later entries.
Actually, thanks for doing this. As a non-native, frequent misspellings are incredibly annoying as it’s difficult to see which one’s correct.

Now I learned not one but two important correct spellings. Thanks!
The github issue I posted has comments from employee reviews on glassdoor.

That said I wish you the best! It is really cool that you think of your business the way you do. I just find it very important to show to the HN community how other people feel about your business as well.
> since they only licence but don’t actual fab the chips

From the article: "It's one of the fundamental assumptions of the ARM business model that it can sell to everybody. The one saving grace about Softbank was that it wasn't a chip company, and retained ARM's neutrality. If it becomes part of Nvidia, most of the licensees are competitors of Nvidia, and will of course then look for an alternative to ARM."

Implying NVidia's competitors who use ARM would fear losing their license.

> Also what’s the difference between ARM and RISC-V. Why chose one over the other ?

They have technical differences, but TBH I don't know them and I'm not sure they matter. However, conceptually they have two big differences IMO : RISC-V is open (don't need to buy a license to use it) but ARM is way more mature and supported (RISC-V based computers are still very rare).
I have a problem with over-eating of calorie-dense foods such as bread and sugar-containing food-like products.

If they are in front of me or accessible, I can rarely resist, because my body (designed for food scarcity and occasional abundance) wants to eat it all.

The easiest solution I have found to this is just not to bring anything like that into my living area, so that I am not tempted.

If I come across it in my day, I may be tempted and succumb, but I make sure that I don't carry it with me.
While carefully not expressing an opinion one way or the other, a more clear-cut example might be body integrity dysphoria: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_integrity_dysphoria, in which some feel that parts of their body are alien to them and should be removed. Should people support those who have this dysphoria and allow them to proceed or do the negatives outweigh the positives?
But "standing up in a hammock" -- punch line for a 1970s Dave Allen bit demonstrating how to brag.
Actually having talks with North Korea and pulling troops out of other countries
I'm reading all this and wondering what BEAM is.
Report this to your state's Attorney General, they usually have a consumer protection division.
it's been said before, they need to just IPO.
Way off.

60 minutes, 11 seconds on earth would be more like it.
I don't think greece, spain, or portugal ever got as bad, but the latin american experience with involving the military in politics was that it leads to taking dissidents on helicopter rides.

Todd Winn, as far as I know, has yet to receive any grief on the JAG/SJA front.

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

https://www.marinecorpstimes.com/news/your-marine-corps/2020...
At my work we can only use BSD license as libraries.
What a reductionist argument. OC’s argument is perfectly reasonable considering trump’s history and his previous actions. I’ll never understand why certain people feel the need to feign ignorance about reality and make false assertions that such criticism comes from disdain, and not from a simple observation of past behavior.
Redesigning Houseparty– a UX case study
The Asus Zenfone 2, released 5 years ago, ran on x86 (Intel Atom) [1]. I know someone who was still using it this year Eventually switched but the phone still works. So, to the question:

> Is there a phone on the planet that doesn't run ARM?

Well, technically, yes ;-)
This does not change anything to your point though.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asus_ZenFone#Second_generation...
Last I heard was hard disks and SSD manufacturers were moving away from ARM to RISC-V to save money on ARM license payments.

Source

https://hn.algolia.com/?q=swerv
This is why I laugh when people quote the infection numbers. It is potentially up to 30% wrong or heck, even more... nobody knows... but there is also other reasons, like inaccurate deduplication when people get multiple rounds of tests because of the high false negative rate.

Oh and because it is false negative, it is worse than you think, not better.
[Layman here] The Lorentz factor is 1/sqrt(1-v^2/c^2) = 1/sqrt(1-0.08^2) = 100.3%, so dilation effects would be obviously measurable but not particularly huge (0.3%).
I agree with you. Something like https://ferd.ca/the-zen-of-erlang.html may be a more complete picture.
> should not be catered to but rather given medical help

Would they say the same for gay people? It wasn't that long ago that being gay was considered a mental disorder in need of fixing.
Surely it’s just “message me”

Don’t try to make “matrix me” a thing, that’s the exact sort of thing that makes nerd decentralisation projects on the web fail outside of needing your own personal sysadmin to replace Twitter. It sounds dumb and matrix is known as a pain in the arse to use by people that have come across it, 1999 film otherwise

We have a word, it’s message.
Indeed. https://www.cambridgenetwork.co.uk/news/record-numbers-arm-b...: “Arm silicon partners shipped a record 6.4 billion Arm-based chips in the fourth quarter of 2019”

Compare that with https://www.slashgear.com/the-2019-global-smartphone-sales-t..., which says about 1,5 billion smartphones were sold in the four quarters of 2019.

Also, Android, I think, by now is an edge case of open source. The kernel is, but there’s a thick proprietary layer on top of it without which it wouldn’t be Android.
You can just set up Mutt to open HTML mail in Firefox.
If someone does the right thing for the wrong reasons, what's the problem? It's certainly better than them not doing the right thing at all.

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/353571-a-foolish-consistenc...

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/738162-i-do-not-believe-tha...

“I do not believe that the solution to our problem is simply to elect the right people. The important thing is to establish a political climate of opinion which will make it politically profitable for the wrong people to do the right thing. Unless it is politically profitable for the wrong people to do the right thing, the right people will not do the right thing either, or it they try, they will shortly be out of office.” -Milton Friedman

^^^^

Similarly, the reasons the wrong people do the right things are not too important, as long as they're doing the right things.
> The use of the term has been called part of a broader GOP strategy to discredit criticisms of Trump's actions.

I agree, TDS is a pretty catchy term when you want to deflect from trumps corruption.
> Since that experience I have looked at Amazon in a different light, and I've realized how difficult it is to source name brand products with confidence.

This has been a solved problem for any legitimate business. The only other place I've seen such lack of quality control were at flea markets, which doesn't say anything good about Amazon.
I can't speak directly for BEAM but in most languages with built-in green threads (like BEAM's processes), one of two things happens:

1. If the call is a short, syncronous operation (like stat() (well, mostly), open(), getpid()), it just calls it directly in your green thread. It occupies the entire OS-level thread while it runs.

2. For long, blocking operations (eg. nanosleep(), recv(), maybe read() depending on the nature of the fd), the runtime will translate your blocking call into a callback in the main event loop, informing your green thread when data is available to read, or your timer has expired, etc. Only once the runtime knows your operation will return immediately will it actually do the call. In the meantime this frees the OS thread to run a different green thread.