skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes this is precisely what I meant. eg. Electron apps, Slack, VS Code, Skype etc. etc. ad nauseum
Agreed! We're not going to get anywhere if we don't work on the problem. But I think people are expecting Neuralink to put an AI in their brain in 10 or 20 years, which isn't realistic.

And sure, as another commenter posted, a monkey could control a prosthetic back in 2008, but even now controlling a prosthetic with your brain is fatiguing to the point that you can't do it for very long. Time and research will improve that, but I think people are expecting that on a pretty short timeline too.
Out of the frying pan into the fire… but I think human nature suggests that he is making himself happy with it. He's dependent on being fine with everything about Russia, because it's that or be killed in one place or the other: last thing he could afford to do is antagonize Putin, he pretty much has to become 'All Russia, all the time' and that's a powerful motivator to persuade himself that now he is in the GOOD place, and it's the USA that was uniquely wicked and bad.
I think OOP as a way of abstraction. It make sense to abstraction something in OOP style, for example, collection such as LinkedList, Stack.

But sometime it is too verbose to use OOP, for example lambda vs anonymous listener. The biggest problem is it is easy to do wrong abstraction with OOP style, for example, store state that make no sense and put weird method inside a class
In controlled environments on people who don't typically take exogenous compounds without a doctor's approval.
Flareact, a new open-source React framework built for Cloudflare Workers
It's also possibly just some arcane regex incantation that someone implemented 12 years ago and nobody has been able to decipher it since.
Regularly escalate FaceTime calls to screen sharing for remote support. Works very well.

Does anyone with a Mac not have an iMessage account, leaving their texts green instead of blue? That audience seems small.

To keep work separate from personal, I originate work texts and FaceTime from the work # on my dual number iPhone. This is also settable per Contact.
Irony is dead. Let them have a go at Chinese censorship while removing posts not beginning "thank you kind sir for your opinions".
I own a four char gmail account that is a common word. (I was employed at G in 2004.) I get _everything_. If I don't have an account on a service, I try a password reset and it usually works. I have bank info, hundreds of AT&T cell phone contracts, pro baseball player contracts, mortgages, taxes, paypal, investment accounts. You name it. I get thousands of spam messages a day that are correctly filtered and I mark dozens as spam on top of it. I can tell you about tons of companies that don't do email validation. I was once offered 5BTC for it but it is much more valuable to me (also I didn't know just how high BTC would go).

It's annoying but I'm still striving for inbox zero. :)
AI Dungeon is a pretty great use case. I'm not sure if it'll survive this pricing, though.
For only windows, InputDirector is a lot better when I used it 5+ years ago against barrier or synergy 1.
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When I started programming FP meant Lisp/Scheme/Caml Light, Miranda was still being discussed, OCaml was just starting and was known as Objective Caml.

So it is kind of strange that nowadays FP == anything Haskell like.

Likewise I learned OOP via Turbo Pascal 5.5, followed up with frameworks like Turbo Vision and OWL, picked C++, Smalltalk and plenty of other OOP languages.

So it also feels ironic that nowadays OOP == anything Java like.
Yeah, this needs to be fixed (not simply made worse and worse)
> Appendicitis can be prevented through dietary choices

This is untrue. Appendicitis caused by plant seeds are a minimal number of total cases.
It's probably by design, iPhones support magnetic-induction hearing aids, see here:

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202186

The are 2 standards, the old "telecoil" (direct) and the new FM loop, both operating at low frequencies...

Both work at very short ranges (inverse cube of the distance)
Barrier is a fork of Synergy 1. It works better than synergy 1 anecdotally.
When to Use Microservices (and When Not To)
This is very efficient and is calibrated every year. It makes no sense to account for salaries in fields that don't compete. If someone wants to be paid higher they could happily move to the US. The algorithm accounts for all of this.
If you decide to base your business model on unpaid users, that doesn't absolve you of responsibility for them. You're still getting something from them, whether it's user numbers that impress prospective investors, or usage data that you can sell to third parties, or whatever.

If you're building a security- and privacy-focused product, selling it to a company that has demonstrated several times that they don't care about their users' security or privacy is unethical, regardless of how you slice it. It makes the world poorer, and the internet less safe for the people who use it. This has nothing to do with payment.
But it’s Microsoft making it for Microsoft’s OS. You already trust Microsoft enough to use them. Privacy isn’t an issue here.
Simple Bugs With Complex Exploits – A detailed root cause analysis
Martin Fowler and Sam Newman: When to Use Microservices (and When Not To)
That beats the documented history of the pre-1371[1] https://www.baeren-muensingen.ch
(although I don't put much stock in the Napoleon story)

"Bavarians can do anything[2] — except speak German"

Akkadakka nach bayerischer Art:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_gtGfAail4

PS. Fasching means Münich is part of the civilised world (as if the Limes weren't enough?). Ändä miini Miinig!

[1] The oldest venue where I've ever played a gig was built ca. 130.

[2] You all even have us beat for dialect wikipedia articles:

31.381 https://bar.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoamseitn

27'293 https://als.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Houptsyte
Show HN: Bidinfinity – Free eBay research and auction analytics platform
He gave a talk about Sled last year, I think at FOSDEM, but I can't find it right now.
Python Monthly – What Happened in August?
Not everyone wants to write code in an IDE. Quite a lot of people prefer a text editor of some kind.
It's a shame you feel that way; personally I feel that avoiding responsibility for your actions toward others is one of the big ills in our society. Suggesting that there's only responsibility if money changes hands merely makes me sadder.
Machine Learning Monthly – August 2020
If we're being serious about a stack you really /need/ to access through functions so you can switch on and off instrumentation, eg bounds check & backtrace on failure, poison etc.

But this is as much beside the point under discussion as global pointers you raise.

Post-increment is an artefact from PDP-11 assembler and maps to a single instuction there. That's where it came from quite directly. It's completely unnecessary. Most modern languages find it useless enough they remove it. Python goes fine without it relying on +=, for example. (Although some do repeat C mistakes when basing their syntax on C, eg the unbraced, single line block that serves only to add non-zero probability of introducing a future bug but with the benefit of precisely nothing.. Hi Walter! Larry Wall cops flack for Perl syntax but he did not copy that.)

Post increment is hardly the end of the world it just isn't useful. It doesn't help readability. It can harm it. As a question of taste I find it lacking.

But hey, everyone else uses it, and duff's device is fun to read so go with them, knock yourself out.
Or maybe we leading a path in life with no meaning causes us to be depressed and seek a solution. Having a child puts one in the present moment and does give some meaning back though is not a cure for depression. I highly doubt the genetics make us depressed to have children.
> that charged my insurance company $35k.

WHAT THE FUCK.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2966171/

> PATIENTS AND METHODS

> Data were collected prospectively on patients undergoing laparoscopic appendicectomy within Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust. Theatre and bed costs were obtained. Cost analysis was performed, and costs were compared to the re-imbursement due.

> RESULTS

> Fifty laparoscopic appendicectomies were performed. Median operative time was 60 min. The median total operative cost of laparoscopic appendicectomy was £906. Median equipment cost for laparoscopically completed cases was £254. Median total in-patient cost was £1617 (range, £880–£3360). This compared with a mean re-imbursement of £1981 representing a cost benefit of £233 per case (P = 0.0009).
My brother and I started working on this project at the start of this year.
Originally we wanted this to be a private service that only we would use. In short, we would automate scraping online auctions, and have discounted listings sent to us in a text message, where we could then bid on the item to sell it for profit.
However, things didn't go exactly as planned, as we were very new to using API's ( and coding in general ) and ran into a lot of bugs. The code lay dormant for a couple of months, until we had an idea that we could re-create it into a service that provides analytics for online auctions.
There are not really any other websites, that we are aware of, that offer everything that we offer, such as sales volume and market share etc.
We are planning to keep developing the website until it is at a place where we are happy with it.
I would really appreciate any feedback and any comments. Thanks
Then why didn't he just make himself happy with the NSA?
Well this is going to be a mess. Ads will be replaced by astroturf. Misinformation will spread by other networks (Q, talk radio, etc) and produce "news articles" which will be circulated with all kinds of extraordinary claims about Joe Biden and pizza parlours, or whatever.

There is likely to be election chaos in the streets as well, as a gradual accumulation of previous unresolved crises all take effect at once.
That's precisely what a pardon is for. It's for exceptions.
My emails/handles are almost always just first initial, last name but that's short enough (6 chars) these days to get weird things as well - most notable was a few months of communications from JSOC (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Special_Operations_Comma...).

Thankfully nothing seemed super secretive, but I got a lot of PowerPoint presentations and other things that I definitely should not have been seeing.

Not to mention the countless password reset requests, 1₽ added to accounts from kiosks, etc.
> It can benefit stock prices for companies too, since it can cause the market to move more in their direction

which can also harm companies if algorithms decide to sell, which might trigger sell chain for everyone
>>> Just because you sometimes code for 12 hours straight

Precisely because you can code 12 hours non-stop, you chances to have undiagnosed ADHD are actually higher.

"Attention Deficit isn't an inability to focus, it's an inability to exert executive control over focus". This is the best ADHD description I have read. Of course, here in HN[1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22135054
I think It has some interesting ideas but many of them dont need a new language. I also think that Zig like C++ thinks that the language is the problem that needs solving.

As a C programmer I dont want clever features. I want the simplest possible where nothing happens without me explicitly typing it. I'm much more interested in better debuggers, and tool chains [1]. Every time you create a new language or a significant new version of a language, you have to start over with the tool chain.

[1] https://youtu.be/pvkn9Xz-xks
Because even HTTP and the server side are growing in complexity. User expectations that browsers are the outside world and the aversion to full page loads are big factors.
For me, the real growth question with Pinterest is how come they rank so well on Google? They dominate result for many image-related queries despite being a content aggregator. Everything on Pinterest inherently lives someplace else on the web, no? How come those aren’t what I’m seeing? The site seems to have become an SEO powerhouse despite - at least for me - never being the result I want.
SEO is not always about ranking in a search engine but also about appealing to the people searching.

Of course you want to rank high but you also want people to click on your content.
Sure, that would be the SFU doing it's job, but my point is that you aren't maintaining a connection per participant, but one connection with Zoom itself where you get all the video data. It's true that could be in the form of a single video stream of the entire gallery, or separate streams of only the participants visible to you.
I think there is also data that intelligent people are more susceptible to depression, so that might influence that result. Cannot find the source of it though.
No, they like Russia, and would be happy to consider Snowden's previous masters 'the Deep State'. The trouble there is that it only furthers a status where 'everything that is not literally Trump is the Deep State and must be destroyed'.

It's seriously weird to have a President and a large faction of Americans actively working to fight America as it currently stands. I'm sympathetic to ideas of reform, but they're not talking about reform, they're talking in terms like rounding up all those people and putting 'em in camps as unredeemable criminals/enemies. Nobody going on about 'Deep State' or 'Pizzagate' etc. are talking about reforms, they are behaving like it's an occupying army of absolute monsters that could never possibly be reformed or improved.
Command Line Tools in Python with Typer and Pytest: Type Hints Are Useful
In an era of face masks, we're all a little more face blind
"." is a ghost character for gmail.

firstname.lastname (at) gmail
and
firstnamelastname (at) gmail

are the same address.

https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7436150?hl=en
That case never went the full distance. Google's motion to dismiss was ultimately denied, but the case settled for 13 million; it never went to trial and class members did not recover any damages under the Wiretap Act. As such, the only thing we can conclude is that in the 9th Circuit, WiFi is covered by the Wiretap Act. We cannot conclude from this decision that sniffing WiFi on its own has resulted in liability for damages. That issue was left unresolved.
How do you know they wouldn't have told you to use better shoes or better form? This isn't even an anecdote, it's more like half of one.
>The COVID-19 pandemic masks the way people perceive faces

https://psyarxiv.com/zjmr8/

>Surgical face masks impair human face matching performance for familiar and unfamiliar faces

https://psyarxiv.com/n9mt5
Ah nice, I saw you engaged with my post there. Also just a note that I edited my previous comment for clarity.
I maintain it. Its been up for about 2 years with pretty minimal downtime.

In any case, I encourage everyone to setup their own relay. Its easy. Make sure ports 9009-9014 are open and then run `croc relay`.

Connecting to your relay is as easy as `croc --relay ADDRESS:9009 send X`. And if you add the `--remember` flag you only have to tell it which relay to use once.
Don't miss the link down the bottom - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetrachromacy - human perception of colour varies wildly between different people. Basically the opposite of colour blindness.
Μα Τον Δια:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5fA6dTnyrE

(a musical accompaniment for the Odyssey thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24352463 )
When to Use Microservices
I didn't see this one until now :)
There is a group trying to bring contracts to C++, and Spark is something they have looked at for guidance. I'm not sure of the progress, last I checked there were conflicts on how to use them. That is the compiler guys wanted to use the contract to optimize farther, while the safety guys said that is insane: you don't know if the contract is proved.
For most laptops you don't even need a radio, just ears.
> What is the alternative to drugs?

A social safety net. A society that thinks providing the communication resources and facilities for people with common interests to socialize about those interests is as important as providing highways.

> How would this help a doctor treat a mental health patient?

You don't have to be a doctor to dispense pills. You can always anesthetize people who are panicking, but I'm not sure that should be called "treatment."

Talking therapy probably works because it's the opportunity to talk to someone with no ulterior motives at length about your problems. We could provide that.
All of this legal infighting is our tax payer dollars fighting tax payer dollars to stop the spending of tax payer dollars on the spying of the tax payers..
i wonder if this this state of affairs is the result of the patriot act [1]; or did they have similar regulations in the US before that event?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patriot_Act https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patriot_Act,_Title_II
Definitely possible. I'll happily take any PR that does this.
Germany Joins the “Indo-Pacific” Club
Easterlin Paradox
I lost 40kg without Keto.
Between Forklift and Commander One which do you prefer and why? They both look very appealing to me and have kind of the same functionality
Another thing to think about is that these responses may cross generations. i.e the anxiety someone experiences today may be due to trauma suffered by thier grandparents. The mind is a wonderful thing, but there is so much that we don't understand about it/ourselves.
The type system. Also making it a zero cost abstraction as mentioned by the other child comment. Type system and language semantics are critical for that as well, not just the compiler.
> hard for them to get into the apprentice system?

Speaking as a German, it's also a failure to integrate these people properly.
The small bakery in my home town closed down, too.

Immigrants are in no short supply, but there are a few factors that prevent them from taking on a venture like that:

- They're generally forbidden to work until their formal immigration process has made enough progress in our bureaucracy, which can take years

- They usually have no capital to pay for up-front expenses like buying the buildings and equipment

- We segregate them from society by putting them in some sort of immigrant shelter while the bureaucracy does it's thing

Especially the last point is rather bad I think, it leads to parallel societies that keep to themselves rather than integrating into the German society surrounding them.
Most Muslim migrants would probably rather not operate a "German"-style bakery in the traditional sense.

Our capability for integration is declining, too, because as a society we are becoming more and more estranged from our fellow citizens as community activities, especially in small towns and villages, dry up.
Yes, facing same issue
Cal Newport's Deep Work is a framework with similar purported goals, and it's been much more effective for me.
If you say something racist and prejudiced like that you need evidence that the problem here is that their unwillingness to work. Furthermore the idea (given by your use of quotes) that people coming from Syria during a civil war aren't refugees also requires a strong justification. Otherwise this message should not have a place here.
Fair enough, but what happens if you shift personal responsibility to some abstract concept like "the system"? Nothing. The system does not care about you, it takes no responsibility, it just is. If it changes at all, it will do so at a glacial pace, because there's a lot of interest groups involved. The school system is a bureaucracy, it's in the business of maintaining problems, not solve them.
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> I think that the conscious analyst/observer is an intrinsic part of theory discovery, in the same way that a computer can not understand Chinese

Arithmetic was deliberately mentioned, you might as well say "Of course a calculator app on your phone isn't _really_ doing arithmetic, the conscious analyst/observer is an intrinsic part of discovering the correct answer, in the same way that a computer can not understand compound interest".

There is a sense in which you are correct, but it is a very uninteresting one. Practical applications of computation follow from ignoring this semantic debate.
I'm thinking more that if you create your own CA and trust it as a root CA, you are responsible for the security of that CA - it can be used against you.

This is especially problematic if I want someone else to trust my certs in their browser, I'm asking them to trust any certificate I generate, including google.com, mybank.com, etc.
> 6 month carnivorish keto with some nuts, 4 months pretty strict carnivore (garlic and onion added to meat, sometimes coffee, that's it)

To be pedantic, including onions, nuts, or garlic isn’t the carnivore diet. Onion especially has a ton of sugar. So by your case, you kinda proved OP’s point about the difficulty of eliminating carbs in everyday life.
Using Vim for C++ Development
> I probably would have still been in the job I actually hated

If modern psychology has any goals, they are 1) to keep you at work with minimal days off and high productivity, and 2) to keep you from annoying your family. You would have been a success story.
Sounds like predictive programming to prepare the populace for invalid election results.
The globalists are seething...
Since this court ruled that another court was incorrect when ruling that the program was legal and allowed it to proceed it is not outside the realm of possibility that another court would find this one was incorrect. I certainly wouldn't say it is anywhere near guaranteed though.
Hilariously, this is what I found when searching for the public test results of the iphone8, apologies for it being about a previous generation, but happily your argument is insensitive to such details: https://www.chicagotribune.com/investigations/ct-cell-phone-...

The summary of the above article is that yes: if you hold the phone sufficiently far away from the measuring device the detected radiation is below the levels mandated, and if someone else tries to test the emission for themselves Apple will say they did it wrong and refuse to give any explanation of what the error might be. A bullet proof system indeed.
It's the chemical, not the weightlifting
Sounds really bollocks to me. Seems like shades of the Emdrive: https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/a15323/temdrive-con...
wasn't there something about Voltswagen and emissions testing...
> a literal infohazard basalisk image that if stared at for a few minutes will alter your color perception for a significant period of time - potentially months

That's really scary! It's like looking at the sun.
Probably just give things which need names actual globally unique names from the Internet's DNS hierarchy.

More controversially I think you should give things globally unique addresses from the Internet's global address system but it's more important to at least give them names from the globally unique system even if you insist on using RFC1918 numbers.