skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You can get started with the oldskool immediate mode OpenGL, which is basically just direct emission of vertices triangle by triangle.
Try getting prescribed seroquel instead. A lot more powerful, and will help you sleep. Less (known?) downsides as well. I guarantee you that you will be able to sleep with it.
Canada's Premier Can Afford His Official Residence. What About Others?
Same, more and more I feel pariah because I don't praise big tech, I don't buy the new product and I don't talk about new features.

Maybe that's just the marketing working on 11 and I'm to tuned in, or maybe everyone is into it and I'm the one that doesn't care.
No. This baseless insistance that the most closely watched election in living history has had fraud at a scale never seen in the US that occurred in front of hundreds of bipartisan observers is literally a conspiracy theory.

All of the newly minted statistics experts on the internet wildly missaplying methods to support their foregone conclusions are exactly the same as Johny C. Theorist getting an internet education in materials science so that he can understand for himself that jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams. Trump's polling numbers also don't follow Benford's law in some cases. That's because there is no direct causation between legitimate elections and a Benford's law style distribution.

The fixation on wildly cherry picked data and missaplied statistics is the conspiracy theory. There are already court cases with the best experts in the land looking at the counts. Guess what? They are starting to be laughed out of court because they have no evidence to support their claims. It is either supremely arrogant or delusional to claim that you have found this thing that you spent five minutes learning about on the internet that proves magically that the Democrats stole the election while world renowned experts aren't able to prove it to a judge.

There is no liberal conspiracy to steal an election. Trump made the same claim in 2016. He made it during the Republican primaries about his opponents (that they cheated him). He said the system was rigged when he settled the fraud lawsuite for trump university. Hell... he even said he was being cheated when his tv show wasn't awarded an Emmy. This is just what he does and instead of spreading lies he needs to accept that he lost (probably... we'll see soon) and stop dividing the country.
It's not possible to downvote immediate replies on HN.
White America is quietly self-segregating (2017)
Growth and Usage of the Web and the Internet (1996)
The PR is at https://github.com/openssh/openssh-portable/pull/194

Looks surprisingly easy enough.
> Non-destructive adjustment laters are pretty much must-have for a image editing software for it to be taken seriously

I use GIMP all the time and this is something I've never even though about. Seems like an unwarranted sweeping generalization.
That doesn’t feel like a weak point to me. In the case you described, trust likely is broken. As a user, I may not care and instruct my browser to ignore the fact that the certificate is broken because I understand the likely cause.
Find a functional programmer for your JavaScript team
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Guys, Is there a way to remove default apps on fire tv?
I agree that 'no management' is really damaging but I don't think that's that the opposite of micromanagement is.

Micromanagement is a 'type' of management. As others have mentioned, it primarily arises from lack of trust or having a very rigid way of looking at things.

The manager that you mention should hardly be called that. These people are the ones who have been put in their position without acknowledging their strengths and weaknesses and will obviously end up back-firing.
I am happy that this works for you, but you can't really compare a Z-Drug with an atypical antipsychotic. That's some dangerous medical advice.

Also (from wikipedia) on Seroquel / Quetiapine:
"Despite being widely used as a sleep aid due its sedating effect, the benefits of such use do not appear to generally outweigh the side effects."

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/8812/afd4bc713c03435b68f2bb...

Personally I would only take antipsychotics when absolutley necessary. Nasty stuff.
This has to be one of the funniest + stupidest attempts I have seen at this.

The first part of analysis says that Wisconsin turnout percentage is up "5.5 standard deviations" - as if turnout percentage follows any type of random distribution. The number of voters in Idaho increased 30% as well - is their fraud there?

Clearly this is a result of a "virtual statistical impossibility" and not the fact that this was the most publicized election of all time.
Easier would be to disable backticks per default and only allow them with the new -T option which was added recently to permit case-insensitivity problems.
https://github.com/pymc-devs/Theano-PyMC/issues/10
Disgusting amounts of advertising and endorsements?
Yet 4chans /lgbt/ board is filled with transgender people who don't seem to mind at all. On such a community they will bemoan things like a "Do I pass" thread on lets say, Reddit or Tumblr, because they will notice how the fact that the answer is invariably the same is an insult to their intelligence and self-insight as well as being painfully repetitive and pointless. I've observed that those from "Disadvantaged" groups are more drawn to 4chan rather than less and tend to see the negativity as a sort of filter to keep out users with an ego, who desire a community that gives it to them straight. 4chan for better or worse serves as an anti-thesis and refuge from the reputational internet and sticks around because nobody is offering what it's selling.

Targeted harassment on 4chan like shunning and ostracism aren't even possible if you're truly anonymous, only impersonal and vague forms of harassment are possible. Intersite harassment is possible because your hackernews of the worlds enable targeted harassment through the use of persistent identities, some communities like FaceBook explicitly introduced such identities for the sake of retaliation against the undesirable. I don't think it's a good thing for 4chan to be drawing people into its culture who didn't consent, yet the people who enabled targeted harassment are the rest of the internet who gave up on anonymity, and 4chan is merely hacking the system to harass the wrong people.
> The developers still claim it’s working as intended.

If they are the developers they probably know what they intended.
Maybe variational inference is a possibility? You can try searching for black box stochastic gradient variational inference, easy to use and scales well.
Non z drugs that make u sleep exist too such as the new OX Based sleep meds such as Lemborexant
Li Bai: A Beast or a God?
Back in the day, I had an online friend in Poland, that was a much better programmer and consistently wrote faster programs than me. When I started looking into it, I found out he had an 8086 so was forced to optimize, but I had a 386 and took it for granted. So whenever I ran his programs they were very fast. Sometimes constraints are a good thing. I believe part of the issue we see today in say web or mobile app dev is that most developers have much nicer gear than their average consumer. They end up building things that run very nice locally but like shit across network or with slower hardware.
Diversionary tactics toxic people use to silence and degrade
I always had contempt for BASIC languages in the 80th. Being a tough demo coder in assembler, I thought that this isn't the real stuff.

Today I agree with you.

After re-entering the world of 8bit and 16bit Commodores again, I finally utilized these. Indeed you could do quite a few tricks with them, and they are quite powerful.

There is beauty in the ease of use of these languages. And to be honest, there is a lot of hardship in languages like assembler.

The whole IDE idea for Java, Kotlin, etc. reminds me more of BASIC than C. Especially that BASIC is somewhat forgiving if you make mistakes, aka bugs, I appreciate. If you make mistakes in assembler on Amiga 500/1200, for example, you most often have to reset the machine. If you forgot to save your work before testing, you would suffer even more. And this is not the coolest of all workflows. Even on emulators like WinUAE, where you need timing to hit the debug key.

Assembler is complicated (word operations accessing an odd memory address is hard to find) and only useful in very constraint areas like elder computers.

BASIC is simple, and therefore fast.

With computers doing the heavy lifting nowadays, I keep the speed part to the computers while focusing on fast iterations. Except for the Amiga, where I think that BASIC and assembler can coexist nowadays for me. Should have utilized BASIC back then for simple things.
Combining meshes will reduce the cpu usage hugely (assuming you are talking about hundreds of meshes) but you may end up sending lots of offscreen geometry to the Gpu. Depending on your scene this may or may not be an issue. Some engines will do this behind the scenes or use indirect rendering (which gives the speed benefit of combining meshes without you manually combining).

You should also be careful of monolithic Uber shaders especially if they branch as shader divergence can really kill gpu performance on some hardware.
There is no one solution, just the one that best fits your usecase, hardware and coding time budget.
Saw them in 2017 at nova Rock :)
This is some high quality HN pendantry. Sure, you're right they're minimal, but also they're literally in a folder called "backends". Also, if you're active here you'll know a lot of people might be interested in using ImGUI, but also not fit in the category of "slightly competent graphics programmer".
Seroquel makes you wake up. at night and wanna eat chocolate. Too much of it makes you feel like a zombie the next day. SCAREQUEL should be the name. Ive sleep walked on that stuff
I agree, fiverr and upwork at least compensate the people doing the work. If the marketplace is getting a cut of the money, why shouldn't the people completing the projects get some money?.... Seems very backwards
I struggle to understand the thesis of this post. Its entitled "learning from quibi" but what did the author learn? I have no ides after reading it.

At most i think the author is saying a succesful company is based around finding something bad in the world, and doing it better, and that quibi thought they were doing that but were actually deluding themselves. Which sure, in retrospect is pretty obvious, but its hardly an insight to say that a business which failed because nobody thought their product was worth it, essentially had a bad product.
Reverse the pitch for each of these examples. “Ours does x y z, theirs fails at abc.”
By Gawd - I certainly don't mind being down-voted, but since this is not Reddit, would people give the courtesy of telling me what they disagree with? Is that too much to ask?
> occurred in front of hundreds of bipartisan observers

There is evidence that in PA and MI republicans were not allowed to observe the vote counting. Why are they not allowed to observe?

> There is no liberal conspiracy to steal an election. Trump made the same claim in 2016.

In WI, MI there hundreds of thousands of mail-in ballots all arriving after election day. And they almost entirely for one candidate. I don't remind this happening in 2016, or never in US history.
Not sure ... I find it interesting how our brains get hacked by social media and see it as a topic worth discussing here (with those examples).
When I first saw the banks out of money scene I thought it was funny but weird (I was an elementary school student so that happened a lot with the Simpsons), I didn’t seen It’s a Wonderful Life until many years later, and it took me a couple years after that to connect it to PTA Disbands
you might enjoy this article:
https://sixcolors.com/post/2019/02/a-week-of-podcasting-with...
I came across a video showing Pharo and Smalltalk that blew me away[0] and I completely agree with you.

In some fields, we are heading back in this direction with literate programming (notebooks) and new languages like Dark that attempt to rethink some of our ingrained traditions for engineering workflows. I'm working on a project in this space too. There is still hope!

[0] - MountainWest RubyConf 2014 - But Really, You Should Learn Smalltalk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGaKZBr0ga4)
Oh okay, I just now changed the code to avoid escaping the slashes. Though I got your point to not use JSON haha

Oh that's a new vocabulary for me, the NNTP. Do you use it a lot? ( if I may know your answer)
It certainly is a mystery why legally cast mail in votes (which are allowed to arrive after election day per state law in some jurisdictions) would sway to one party. It's almost like one candidate has been telling his supporters to, in no uncertain terms, not use mail in ballots.

Your other claim is literal misinformation.

Philadelphia City Commissioner Al Schmidt, a Republican: "Observers from the Democratic Party and Republican Party, from the Biden campaign and the Trump campaign, have been in our counting area observing, right up against where the process is taking place, from the very beginning" (he said this in response to a similar lie by Ted Cruz)
I've taken it for over 10 years and am better than ever. Hasn't suffered any harmful side-effects either. Of course, side-effects differ from person to person. But it's worth a try. Z-drugs and benzos are way worse.

Moreover, if you're severely addicted to Z-drugs like OP, the benefits probably do outweigh the side-effects. Not every person is the same, and the cost benefit analysis differs accordingly.
Yeah, that game sounds exactly like GORILLA.BAS, which was distributed with QBasic. It would have actually been somewhat difficult to implement in BASIC on the C64, as much of the graphics functionality of the C64 was only accessible from BASIC using PEEK/POKE.
Cool app. Just a note that I'm getting 404s on the three svgs displayed on the main page (https://tailwindui.com/img/logos/statickit-logo.svg etc)
Lol, for me it's cheerios.
Not disagreeing that Intel has deep problems but doesn't greater transistor density support more sophisticated architectures and hence superior IPC? Also the failure to get 10nm working has presumably been problematic for the architecture team who have to design for two processes at the same time rather than focus on just 10nm?
Please, HN readers, gather round for my important announcement. It has come to my attention that the article's author, Rusty Guinn, has been chaining young women in a dungeon beneath his home at 1234 Main St. Please do not turn your attention away from this announcement, like THEY would have you do. Please do not listen to the fake news media telling you I am not credible. Rusty is kidnapping these women, and the liars and the elites won't lift a finger to stop him. Something needs to be done! Who will do it? I know many thousands of you will read this, could somebody be a hero? I don't know, i hear a lot of people saying so though. All i know is if this comment is moderated, it's proof that I'm onto something, and the HN mods don't trust you to make up your mind yourself.
>Is there good coverage

There are lots of moving parts with an enormous organisation like Intel.

But if you ask me there is one thing to point the finger to, it would be ex-Intel Chairman Andy Bryant ( He retired earlier this year ). Raised to CFO in 90s. Promoted to CAO in 00s. And later head the process and manufacturing operations while forced out Patrick Gelsinger. That was I think in 2009. The Otellini and Bryant era.

Paul Otellini retired in 2012, and BK ( Brian Krzanich ) was picked ( by Andy Bryant ) as Otellini's successor.

There seems to be lots of power play within Intel that we will never know.
Coming in late to say that Jason Scott has explained to me that at some point in the not so far past the way the copyrights were set up it DID give them total control but it's been changed to be still obnoxious but not quite as bad.
Very interesting article. I've just watched Hitchcock's "The Man Who Knew Too Much" [1] a few days ago, a film made ~40 years after Wharton's visit and with another World War in between, and the orientalism was still there, front and center. The scene where James Stewart (an actor that I love, otherwise) tries to eat traditional Moroccan food is a prime example of it. [2]

[1] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049470/

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FkWnwK08IQ
It’s not (only) decision makers that need an explanation, it’s developers. Too many confuse technical debt with technology.

Maybe your kitchen is clean but not so optimized with classic tools. Instead of cooking each meal manually, why not build advanced machines for each category of food, on different sites (microservices and components)?

At first it’s very efficient, but surprise it’s not McDonald’s and the menu needs a change. The first version of the kitchen can adapt relatively fast, but in the second it’s less trivial. It can only accommodate small changes (parameters), otherwise the machines have to be completely reworked. The difficulty is compounded by the dependence of the machines to each other on different sites.

By definition the second version has more technical debt despite having the newer “tech”.
Biden’s Vote Tallies apparently Violate Benford’s Law, everyone else follow
Github code: https://github.com/cjph8914/2020_benfords
Then

1. Keep using a drivers licence in card form.

2. If you want to use it in phone form instead despite your dispute with google and apple, have it on a phone thats not made by google or apple.

3. If you insist on using a google or apple phone for your drivers licence phone app despite your dispute with google and apple, just leave it off after putting your licence on it except for when you need your licence, and don't connect it to the internet.
Antipsychotics ruined my life and gave me tardive dyskinesia.
They have some history with this with PowerPC but it really doesn't explain why they would make such a move now as they are already using x86 (if it is superior) - makes no sense to put themselves at a disadvantage just to be able to dodge performance questions.
When I first saw "roguelite" I thought it is a typo. It referred to In Death: Unchained, a VR archery hack&slash. While it does have generated levels, and a lot of roguelike touches (including that death is part of the learning experience, explicitly).

So - well, for roguelike I prefer to refer to tile-based (and ideally ASCII-visualized) games.
I live in Chicago and there's a bunch of FedEx shops a bus ride away. They all have self-serve pay-per-page printers, just bring in a USB drive with whatever you want to print.

On top of those, a few months ago I found a PrintWithMe [0] station at a corner store that's only a 5 minute walk away.

[0] https://www.printwithme.com/
I had a colleague spend too much time there and start using degrading insults that were targeted against me in my presence around the height of /pol/s popularity in 2016. I caused a scene. I still think about it because of the way they embraced an exaggerated stereotype that didn't actually in any way reflect the people they actually knew with that identity for years. The stereotype was so different from the reality that I think at some point they stopped making the connection between the two.

I never heard anybody in my group of friends make a 4chan reference again, I can't help but think that incident served as an alarm bell that people were getting out of touch with reality, and people seemed to either stop using the site or started visiting it less. Human's historically have not existed in social environments like 4chan and I think the site, especially when indulged in frequently, can lead to a sort of psychosis.
I had different feelings about the examples. Seeing example integrations into so many rendering apis reassured me that it would be trivial to add Dear Imgui in to my own projects. Without the examples you have to take it on faith that they designed their api to be easily integrated.

Many libraries claim to be cross platform and turn out to be hugely painful to use on anything outside of a few intended targets. I still have nightmares about Scaleform!
Way to get Stock API in 2020
Ask HN: What are the best no-framework front end codebases?
This is a gross misunderstanding of what Seroquel is used for. It's one of those medications that several different side effects depending on the dosage.

Yes, it can be used as an anti-psychotic. However, in most of the cases I've heard, it's used as a sleep aid.

This was the case for me, too. I was on it for 10 years and ultimately went off because I grew out of my chronic insomnia. Aside from a muted personality and nightmares (the latter controlled by another medication), it was pretty fool proof and had very little consequence in my particular case.

As always, it depends on the person, but the blanket statement you quoted doesn't seem fair.
Try adding something to the discussion. I'm not sure what you mean by "these technologies". I'm also not sure what you mean by "took off." The fact that we still talk about Smalltalk and Lisp despite their apparent lack of ascendency, and yet don't recall other languages from those eras must at least say that certain aspects of them "took hold" to the extent we still talk about them. Does explaining why they didn't "take off" add an interesting insight or corollary about whatever happened?
Besides this being a 2015 thing since Apple no longer provides the sources of launchd so I highly doubt this is still a thing.
are you gonna tariff those too?

Err, yes, obviously. There aren't an infinite number of countries in the world. You could quite comfortably track all the countries that do and do not comply with Western environmental laws in Excel. Or declare a free trade area the conditions of entry to which are compliance. This is a very very easy problem to solve... once we wean ourselves off the cheap tat China produces.
Great question, that I am going to answer badly, based on my environment.

AV (Austin Ventures) was always known as the big fish in the little pond, ever since I moved here from Japan - and I guess that isn't wrong, but they seemed to have moved onto their version of PE.

But one thing that always irritated me and my "executive" friends was how much they liked to put somebody on their back-bench into your job.

If it's the right choice - nice. If it happens once-or-twice - nice. But If they do it 9 months after every Series A every time, it starts to make a (n aware) founder wary).

I generally don't think founders should be CEOs. Certainly as a founder I should not have been But that doesn't mean youo bring out the brick-bat. It means that you sit down and say something: "Don't you think we should hire the new CEO together and figure our your ongoing role in the company (esp. since you still own 60%)?).

I don't know - I just found them heavy handed.

I don't know that I ever hit at them hard or that they hit at me hard, but I do know that they came in hard and triggered a hard response. At this point, I don't think they like me much (which is sad, because I was just getting to like them), but there are a lot of personal relationships (apparently) in this business
That’s where comments come in. I tend to do a brain dump around the code I wrote in comments: why does this code exists and in particular why is it doing it in this horrible, convoluted, suboptimal way. I also wrote small functions and pick my variable names carefully.

My colleagues think I’m an idiot writing too many comments and being too careful.

We can’t ship any feature in less than 3–4 weeks, most of the codebase is an inscrutable mess, and we introduce regressions all the time (unit tests are for losers)
Ah, nice.

(mutters to self) another project I did not complete.
In the manual listing of the program it currently reads:

2561 IF P>0 THEN P=0

2562 IF P<20 THEN P=20

which should be

2561 IF P<0 THEN P=0

2562 IF P>20 THEN P=20
And soon enough, implementing any new feature is impossible without breaking anything else. And it takes a month.