skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> but I feel like there are people who can deadlift, and people who can squat.

Well, kind of. Squats have different limitations than DLs. But even a kid can squat (and their knees do go past their toes so cut the BS about that)

But low-bar squats are more similar to DLs than high-bar squats in movement requirements and activations.
I mean if we're sharing stories: "I started a project to learn javascript and node.js through rap," Nodejitsu co- founder and New York expat Marak Squires"

I think he is terrible at being frugal, spent all his money, and is now begging for handouts.
On the Beauty of Python's ExitStack (2015)
Games using UE wouldn't work without desktop client so it's easy to licence it.

A lot of business code can just as well run on server, and that works around basicall all the open source licences.
> but then can shut down any further development and support.

Not really. A fork can easily continue developing and supporting it.
If you want to grow crops in a low CO2 environment, just grow them in a greenhouse with near zero ventilation. The CO2 levels in the greenhouse will drop rapidly, and the plants will grow much slower. Don't add mulch or fresh topsoil, because that gives off a lot of carbon, especially when disturbed.
6. Get a job that pays the bills, write code in your spare time for the joy of writing code, publish code as PD to help others learn. Maybe blog about it. Die happy.
And zero of the extra stress associated with maintaining a large project for free on your spare time.
Are there any tasty hydroponic harvests?

Hydroponics seems to focus on salads, and herbs since they grow quicker.

I have not heard of many hydroponic vegetables.
The Fuck is an app that corrects errors in previous console commands
Eve Online video game helps scientists understand Covid-19
Let me clarify. I also think it's stupid and fraudulent that you should be banned from using your Oculus because your Facebook account is locked. I just find it hard to believe that Facebook accounts get locked for no reason whatsoever.
I tried a few canned tomatoes I don't think they are good. Maybe it will be good if it is produced in the farm. I believe most of them are produced in a factory, then you still need to transport tomatoes from the farm to a factory safely.
It's too complicated to get any traction with mainstream users of the iPhone.
For a moment I disagreed with this, so I'll add a link to the OSD [0] for anyone else who wants to quibble.

Also a choice quote about Stallman [1]:

"Richard Stallman argues the obvious meaning of term "open source" is that the source code is public/accessible for inspection, without necessarily any other rights granted"

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Open_Source_Definition

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_source
What's the problem with a cost-plus pricing model? Having a solid ecosystem of cost-plus priced open source software would already be a great step up from the status quo.
GitGuardian scans on every event, this includes a public event (when a Repo is made public) and will alert if secrets are found within.
There’s a cognitive bias where if you tell a certain kind of person a negative story about an environmental issue they will believe it, regardless of its content.

If you read the article, none of the quoted sources say anything about depleted soil. It says it in the title, that’s it. Bait.

What it actually says is plant breeding and other agricultural practices caused the nutritional decline. You breed plants for storage, transport, and yield, this is what you get. Large woody or watery plants that don’t taste as good and are diluted. Fruits picked unripe and enormous vegetables that stay fresh for weeks means less value.

It doesn’t seem to have much at all to do with the soil quality going down over decades and more to do with industrial food distribution.
I believe both macOS and Windows these days will automatically trigger accessibility features on first setup if you don't do anything for long enough.
Yes, this will certainly be a topic in our conversation ;)
Then make it free of charge and offer a version for illegalized people to carry.
I would disagree about google and Facebook. Both have made tremendous OSS contributions such as BPF LSM, level db, react, and zstd.
Open rate is tracked, around 40% but the reply rate is dismal. So it must be content and a clear lack of CTA.
From that discussion, it seems Facebook is deeply contradicting itself. On the one hand, it requires people to have a Facebook account to use the Oculus Quest 2, on the other hand, it considers inactive Facebook accounts to be fake and bans them.

So everybody who buys a Quest has to create a Facebook account, which subsequently gets banned for inactivity. To be able to use a Quest, you actually need to be active on Facebook.

Basically only buy a Quest if you really like Facebook.
Almost as good, one might imagine. No truth written in the Bible gets less true. No lie gets less false. About the only benefit is that you know the Bible as a whole is fairly Lindy and full of powerful and competitive memes.

Which may mean that the text is useful as a means to express your opinions.
It's Apple that enforces the platform sandbox, not apps themselves.
> Dirt Poor: Have Fruits and Vegetables Become Less Nutritious?

The essence of the article is garbage. But that's SciFi American I guess. It's pretty incoherent.

The reason IQs are rising across the world, including recently in the West, is in part better nutrients in young people and mothers.

Your grandparents could only buy things in season, it cost money for usual vegetables other than potato and carrots, frozen foods are of course great and fortification was ok back then, but it's better these days.

Who cares if carrots and potatoes had some better nutrients, if it's all you ever eat, that's not good.

I'd also like to test some old canned foods compared to today's foods. I don't fully trust old data being accurate especially retold in biased stories like this.
For those of us living in the EU, whom of our representatives can we contact to point out that this is a Really Stupid Idea?
Here you go https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1325495515748950018

Interesting people claimed fraud for the last 4 years now claim it's impossible

We'll find out the truth once every LEGAL vote gets counted in the coming weeks/months.

p.s. The voting Software company (yes, the one with the "glitches" changing Trump votes to be for Biden), has been linked to Nancy Pelosi.
This is how I Git
Yes, exactly kind of my point.

I’m not suggesting however that because they are immigrants they commit more crime.
Note most violence is committed by 2nd generation immigrants - so they’ve been born here. How’s that for a failure of society...

They are simply people on the outside living surrounded by people leading lives they cannot relate to.

We’ve made it terribly difficult to attain this norm life as well making it even more unrelatable.
GDPR Startup Guide: how to get ready at the MVP stage?
I did this years ago, in the 80's, because a classmate challenged me to after we were talking about all the challenges he had as a blind student. On his advice, I never left my apartment :-). I went for more than 24 hours, closer to 40, from Friday night to Sunday around noon when my roommates returned.

I had a basement apartment and my bedroom was totally dark without lights on, and the rest of the apartment very close to totally dark, so that really helped compared to the author as I only had to don a blindfold before leaving my room.

I tried to replicate the experience of being blind and did a whole bunch of stuff; I cooked 4 simple meals (very, very, carefully) did the dishes and put everything away each time, tried to clean my place, showered and shaved, drank a few beers, played music on my roommates CD stereo system, practised karate. I reorganized the cupboard after the first breakfast.

Maybe I have better balance than the author, but I had no trouble moving around my apartment and certainly never crawled anywhere. Heck, I became quite adept at simply walking to my roommates room, going through their CD collection and putting something on every hour (their collection was alphabetically sorted so I was sort of able to find what I was looking for with a few tries).

Mostly, I was bored. I never became lethargic on anything like that, maybe because I was getting up and moving around all the time. Maybe the karate kata and other exercises helped.

I lucid dreamed for the first time. I experienced the flashes he talked about as well. I learned to be careful where I put things as I spent the first morning constantly trying to figure out where I had set things down. I gained an appreciation for how it would be to totally blind (my classmate had zero vision).

Mostly, I was surprised the author didn't DO anything. Didn't try to make meals (ants? wtf?). Basically just sat and listened to music. No wonder he got lethargic.
I think weight exercises are way too overrated and misunderstood. People think they can take a single exercise, load themselves up with a lot of weight and that is enough when in fact this is just asking for problems. Weight exercises require a lot of knowledge, you need to know which muscles you are training because you also need to know how to train the other muscle to keep things in balance and you also need to know how to watch for trouble.

I would personally recommend almost anything else -- running, swimming, natural weight exercises (ie. when you are in unstable position lifting your own weight), that train a lot of different muscle at the same time and help keep things in balance.
Pijul: Towards 1.0
Technology choice? Don’t be weird
As far as I am aware, a usual term of art is also "shared source" (this term was in particular used by Microsoft in the past).
> Where everything was organic, and the land was managed sensibly

my father, and everyone else in my home town, had his vegetable garden.
It was not "organic growth", not even in the insane legal sense where giving bordeaux mixture[0] is considered organic farming.

His stuff still tasted great, because it's not "inorganic" that make things tasteless, it's specific industrial production and distribution processes.

[0] some toxic pollutant heavy metal compounds are 100% acceptable in organic farming, because they have been used for so long https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bordeaux_mixture
Show HN: Color Pick – A free web-based app to pick colors from around you
I am not a FAANG SV top notch developer, just a data scientist in a successful but still small European start up so my experience must be very different from the one of crowd here.

I have noticed that most of my time is spent finding what to do, get their opinion about new projects from my team members (who are nice people I enjoy working with), and most of the time I find that I am not the person qualified for the job and the problem can be solved in a way that does not involve data work.

Finding what to do and how to minimize the effort in implementing a solution is 90% of my job.

There are days I write SQL as well and those day I am very focused. The days I am not focused it's mostly because There is no go from A to B job to do.
> Blueberries that taste the same but are transparent in the middle.

These are simply different species: The European blueberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) has dark meat, the North American blueberry (Vaccinium cyanococcus) has whiteish meat.
Makes me wonder if GitHub could add a “paid support ticket” as an add-on to their donation buttons. A repo owner could offer paid support tickets by setting an option. A bit of a combination of bounty program and consulting, but simpler and streamlined using GitHubs clout.
Java interview questions – anything missing?
What you think? Are there any java interview questions missing?
That are all bogus claims. Biology doesn’t work how somebody not in the field in his simplistic theory think it does. The claims as written show a complete distance from the field and the necessary understanding needed to be able to even understand how wrong the claims are. Theoretically anything can be synthesized, practically, nobody would ever be even near to synthesize what we actually observe. Human controlled “passage through animals” would need many decades to produce the patterns. Totally wrong claims based on bad understanding of how that all works.
The big problem with these studies tends to be that the authors are not familiar enough with the business to be able to gain access to the actually interesting forums, at the very least they could pay for an exploit.in account
Apple's static analysis to detect private API usage is not very clever; you can get around it with some fairly trivial tricks.
AFAIU that depends on the nutrients added to the water.
You could have good tasting hydroponically grown tomatoes, but nobody cares.
I also assumed that you did, since you went out of your way to comment on it. If it's not a lot of effort, why did you mention it?
The documentation and language syntax is order of magnitudes better than RPM, though. With RPM, even stuff like commenting out code doesn't work as expected due to parsing quirks and good luck trying to figure out why.
In my current project, we are basically coerced into pairing nearly 100% of the time and it takes active resistance not to pair on every single little thing like "remove this item from the list in the docs". Yep, it's that extreme.

In my personal experience and opinion, pairing makes sense for knowledge distribution and figuring out something hard together. Or onboarding, getting a project newbie up to speed for a couple of weeks.

But when overdone, it simply slows you and binds expensive developer resources that otherwise could be working on a parallel thing. Especially in the remote environment during Corona times. I basically HAVE TO have an always-on Zoom/Teams call with mic and camera.

Half the team seems to really love that mode of working, but I for one am rather puzzled how you are supposed to focus and really think things through this way. Always having to articulate every single little thing and then switching control just throws your flow completely out of the water.

And one other bad side-effect I observed is that reviews are now taken much less seriously. No need to do reviews, since a PAIR already worked on it, right?

Not in my opinion - I think that reviews and subsequent communication are a much better way of knowledge sharing anyway and pairing is often just a management oversight excuse rather than a helpful technique/mechanism. Some devs also seem rather desperate to have others help them do simple tasks. It feels like those people in school who tag onto your project because they know that you and that other girl will do all of the work.

If you're in the team for 3 years I would expect you to be able to read some code and understand what it does. Or read docs of some framework. But nope, some people just NEED others to tell them how it is done and by next week they already forgot it anyways. And when I want to read some docs? Enjoy those eyes and intermittent verbal injections from that Zoom call.

Uff - I am rather frustrated, but as mentioned early in my comment, I do see some real benefits of pairing. Just not 100% of the time all the time with always-on Zoom cams.
That's why I take supplements on daily basis. Once a year I do health check and add supplements till their level is correct.

Besides there is problem with GMO and pesticides. Later on we all have to pay for that with our health.

Ideally would be to have own food from own farm where you decide and control how to treat vegetables.
Not out-of-the-box, but users have created scripts that bootstrap package managers into those apps similarly to how iSH users have.
TL;DR - The older I get and experiment the more I realised:

a "BALANCED" approach(philosophy) is the best in all things health. For long term vitality(fitness-function). Ignore short-term gains (fitness function) from "extreme views" or choices - they either don't last or is not sustainable.

I see a lot of anecdotes and recommendations for health and exercise regime etc. Allow me to cite my own experience and armchair-opinions.

I'm in no way an expert or special(physiology) - although my mom thinks I'm super !

I think many of the HN community can relate to my experience.

I'm 38 male generally healthy (minus some sport/exercise injuries). CompSci and BioChem background+education

I'm sort of an extremest in all things and especially health ! This include taking a "somewhat" extreme view (and implementation) where I will usually for a few months focus on one thing exclusively as the new gospel.

This Includes The following:

-Supplementation(vitamins,fish/krill oils, minerals, timing,brands, protocols etc)

-Diets(all sorts)
--keto
--elimination,
--lowcarb,high-card
--Paleo
--Carnivore
--Vegetarian(this one really sucked for me)

-Diet Regimes
--Fasting
--OMAD
--Juicing
--monotone (eat the same meals most days)

-Nootropics(What a rabbit-hole ! - Too many to list)

-Exercise
--P90x
--Crossfit
--Cardio
--Strength
--kettle bells
--BodyCombat(like Tae Bo but with better music and prettier girls)
--Hiking

-Life
--Mediation
--Relationships
--Business
--Sleep

Most of the items on the list had some sort of short-term benefit, but it either didn't last or was really not sustainable.

a Balanced approach to diet(a little of everything that is considered not terrible, meat,fish,veggies,chocolate,carbs etc)

a Balanced approach to exercise ( strength + cardio + Lots of REST) I can't stress rest enough. I went from working out 5 days a week, to 3 days a week and I feel better !

Less injuries, my two big health issues and 5 operations over a decade was because of exercise injuries. Maybe I'm just getting older or my DNA is not correct for too many physiology stresses. Or hell maybe I'm just doing all the exercises wrong !? (I don't think I am though)

YMMV :)
This can be both true and irrelevant at the same time. The focus should be on the key nutrients for each food, that is, those food/nutrient pairs that significantly contribute to the required daily values, especially nutrients that the general population is deficient in.

I think the general trend in western nations is a decline in nutrient deficiencies despite modern agriculture practices.
Sweden Hills: A Swedish-Style Village in Hokkaidō, Japan
> This also isn't an iPhone that costs $800

Which coincidentally _also_ needs a dongle to connect to an analog speaker...
Why would genetic modification to add resistance to a pest or herbicide have anything to do with nutrition?
Hello everyone!

I've built this web-based application to pick colors from images. The inspiration was from, I often pick colors from real-world and used them in my projects and hence decided to create a minimal application to easily do that while also giving me the option to save my color schemes for future use.

It's also open-source on GitHub and everyone is welcome to contribute ^_^
A Step Forward in the Promise of Ultrafast ‘Hyperloops’
We'd be happy to include your experiences when we talk to Apple about 2.5.2 if you'd like to share them with us. (I work on iSH, so you can either use the email on my profile or any of the other ways to contact the iSH team.)
Interesting. Isn’t this how evolution works, some metabolic pathway changes, if that change is a benefit in some way, then that gives it an edge.

The Science Versus podcast looked at the Platypus, with the hypothesis that this was a deep seated trait from deep history in the origins of mammals.

The thing is I’d guess all mammals are more closely related to squirrels than to the platypus.

Hence I have thought that mice, cats, cows, etc, etc, etc would glow.

The angle in the podcast was that this was for twilight animals. So do bats glow too? Or is it all about echolocation with them?
This was my disappointment, they guy never did anything to try to replicate the experience of living without sight. He just sat in the dark, bored.
This. This is the problem. You refuse to acknowledge a simple fact. Discussion is thus impossible.
Hi gregg :)

I think it's a bit of both.
From the point of view of game programmers and custom engine users/creators, it's important to know that Dear ImGui will be easy to integrate in whatever odd-custom tech they may have, and I am on the watch to hold that guarantee around, and to keep communicating it.

At the same time, effectively probably 90% of homebrew custom engines not build in a professional context are build over common known technology, Win32 API, SDL/GLFW, DX11 etc. And it makes sense to provide the ready-to-use glue to ensure you can integrate Dear ImGui is most apps with <20 lines of code. It's even more meaningful to have that possibility when you are bootstrapping a new projects or are wholly unfamiliar with programming or graphics technology.

The feature scope of Dear ImGui has grown meaningfully over the years, and although the only "required" elements are still mouse pos/buttons, time and rendering those vertices with scissoring, in reality there are many other desirable things which adds up to more work to provide (clipboard, keyboard, gamepads, mouse cursor shape, IME hooks, dpi queries, not mentioning multi-viewports).

You can see my reasoning for renaming examples/ to backends/ here:
https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/issues/3513
If anything, I found the tendency of my-weekend-engine people to do their first foray into Dear ImGui often improductive and detrimental to the perception of using Dear ImGui. They tend to struggle 4 hours to get a feature-incomplete backends done instead of first plugging fully working existing backends with <20 lines THEN considering if they really need to rewrite that. I believe that did more bad than good to Dear ImGui because they end up using feature incomplete versions. It's also that years fixing those backends to try to have them work everywhere has been helpful in growing the confidence of calling them backends.

I believe this is mostly communication issue: we should keep hammering that backends are reasonably easy to rewrite and keep documenting that process.

Ref:
https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/blob/master/docs/BACKENDS.m...
I'm not American, so this comment confuses me. Why would illegal immigrants be allowed to vote or carry an official government-issued ID?
Well, that's certainly the case on the more business-oriented forums. People regularly trust each other with hundreds of thousands based on reputation alone.
Here's the resulting JSON (80 MB!): https://github.com/polm/posuto/blob/master/posuto/postaldata...
Facebook should enthusiastically publish that jailbreak themselves. Without it, their product is useless to a lot of people.
> educational and nonprofit purposes

> once you start to make money

So if a nonprofit uses that software to sell services (they gotta fund their expenses after all), does that count? Seriously. With vague phrasing like this, you're gonna have a bad time. Contracts are that verbose for a reason.
You're actually being misled. Formally, you have an observed event, 10H and so you want to know the probability that your coin was fair, conditioned on having seen 10 heads. You have fair coins (F) and biased coins (B)

You have P(H) == 1/1024, P(H|B) == 1/1. And,

Then the probability that you picked a biased coin (P(B))? 1/10^1000. The probability you picked a fair coin (P(F))? (1 - 1/10^1000)

All in all, P(B|H)? Well Bayes rule tells us P(A|B) = P(B|A) * P(A) / P(B). Or in this case, P(B|H) = 1 * 1024 / 10^1000, or approximately 1 / 10 ^ 997.

> For example, if you conducted a study every week for 20 years, you'd both be extremely prolific and expect to have drawn about one wrong conclusion.

This is a prior! In the kind of experimentation I do, I run literally tens of thousands of experiments a day.
The problem is that making it seem as though fraud is an actual problem is a political weapon used to suppress voters.

So, sure, making sure that elections can’t be tampered with is important – however, don’t for one second assume that by saying such a thing you can be above the political fray.

This argument is abused as a political tool to take people away their rights.