skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Waiting for an indefinite amount of time until it gets shipped and then deal with customs.

I got my Pinebook from Hong Kong and was stunned at how quick it came. I was expecting a month or two, and if memory serves it was closer to a just a couple of weeks.

I wonder why phones are more of a hassle to order from Hong Kong than laptops?
You can use that to make your decision then. Both filibustering or a non answer in this case are as good as a negative answer for what you want to figure out with it.
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This is likely why useful and important details in changelogs are suppressed. Products where owners/managers value and emphasise transparency are much better at this, but it requires a specific culture. I mean - it does take guts to say "All media in the application could be downloaded without authentication by anybody on the internet. This has now been fixed."
Just curious, is your mother tongue a language where borrowed words are pluralized consistently?

I'm a native English speaker but also speak German and Russian and all three languages pluralize loanwords inconsistently.

e.g. in Russian, some loanwords are treated like native words, like "computer" or "restaurant", while others don't seem to have plurals at all, like "cafe", "coffee", "radio" and "coat" [0].

And in German, it depends a lot on the original language [1], just like English.

If your language is different, I'd be curious to hear how it works.

[0]: http://webhome.auburn.edu/~mitrege/russian/tutorials/0051.ht...

[1]: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~deutsch/Grammatik/Wortbildung/Frem...
There's a quote about reinventing xml ^^. 15 years ago I wrote a very rudimentary static blog using only ATOM documents and some XSL. Maybe it's time to revisit the idea.

> The bigger problem is the surrounding stuff that relies more on Liquid, like email signup forms, the list of posts, the list of tags, etc. All the little things that would need a small bit of work to reformat to work with another tool, it all adds up.

Yeah, but then it's not really content (posts) so I think it's okay. This doesn't need to be as portable.
Yeah M1 Mini here. Total game changer.
This post outlines an interesting new approach to functional game development, without the normal performance penalty, using OCaml's new algebraic effects.

Algebraic effects haven't been merged into mainline yet, but it should be happening in the next year or two as part of the multicore project.
Bluetooth with onboard music (on some newer fitness watches) really sealed the deal for me. After going through a Pebble some years ago, I realized that I didn't actually care about the "smart" features as long as my next watch had excellent GPS performance, Spotify or some other music platform, and an always-on display to tell the time.
New? Windows 95 comes to mind.
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Erm, explain? What attack can you do with hardware virtualization enabled that you cannot otherwise do?
These are the kind of numbers and narrative Tibetan/FLG NGOs from the west throws out. Read: outdated propaganda from a bunch of exiles from 20-30 years ago stuck in "immigrant time bubble" where their impressions of the country is locked in a outdated reality. Which more or less summarizes this entire article and most ridiculous amateur CCP bad analysis regurgitated by western "enthusiasts".

It's like whenever people insinuate Tianamen 2.0 will repeat for xyz events like China is trapped in some pre reform time bubble in terms of culture and capabilities. Somehow a modern China with 14T economy is going to have deal with problems the same way as post war China with 200B economy. I've never seen so many seemingly intelligent people go full smooth brain on this subject matter including in this thread. It's particularly hilarious to see people claim their very smart PhD Chinese colleagues being brainwashed, when theses colleagues have experience in both east and west - they're not the ones with singular perspective and the information deficit. It's not their brain washing, it's yours. Chinese diaspora reciprocate stories of how brainwashed their western coworkers are.. Queue reactionary 50c accusations when 50c doesn't operate in English inside or outside GFC.

China is ~50X wealthier since 89, a wealthier China with riot gear and information control doesn't need to Tianamen dissidents haphazardly. A wealthier China with lethal injection doesn't need to shoot people in back of head in open fields and bill family for bullet, nor execute as many when it's economical to lock them away. Which is largely what happens outside of most egregious crimes / drug smuggling charges. Not to mention much of China executes XYZ for bullshit reasons media reporting turns out to be China sentences person to "death sentence with reprieve" - a symbolic sentence that's functionally life imprisonment. Things aren't the best, but they are generally trending in the right direction.
> 1g / 1 lb

Why would you mix units like this?!
Half-finished releases haven been Microsofts SOP since forever. And especially for payware, bugs are only fixed in the next release, so you need to buy the subscription or the new release.
In the Netherlands we prefer to use the dutch payment system "Ideal" (One of the best systems ever btw). Most dutch payment service providers give you an url back from there api and when you send the user to that url they can select their prefered payment option. So recurring payments with Ideal is just sending 1 additional boolean to the api.

https://www.mollie.com/en does this for example. (Disclaimer I worked in the same office as the dutch payments provider Qantani. They sold all their users to Mollie.)

I know of some dutch companies that check all the prices and based on the payments option the customer wants they sent the user to a different payments provider to save money on processing fees. I'm not very familiar with Stripe, I have only set it up on a wordpress website once. but if they do not allow you to do cheap recurring payments then just implement a second provider and switch between them.
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Reading through the issues it seems like the problem is occuring when opening the same files from directly inside the WSL2 container and also through the network device that exposes them to Windows at the same time. I'm not very familiar with how WSL2 exposes files but that seems to be the problem
The Bitcoin market with 1 BTC valued at $20,000 would be as large as JPMorgan’s total market valuation.
The Bitcoin market with 1 BTC valued at $50,000 would be as large as Google’s total market valuation.

The Bitcoin market with 1 BTC valued at $100,000 would be as large as Apple’s total market valuation.

The Bitcoin market with 1 BTC valued at $300,000 would still be smaller than gold’s total market valuation.
I found most of the comments in thread pretty insightful:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22043088

But i found this one comment which really resonated with me:

Everything is a system. The economy, society, relationships, nature, traffic.
You don't need math to reverse engineer a system. You just need to pay attention to it. You can say the right words to make a date happy. You can figure out which lane is the fastest route, better than Google Maps can. You don't need an app or data - your brain is a wonderful data processing machine.

<snip>

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22043088
I believe you are missing my point. I am not talking about syndication, I am talking about a reliable standard post/content format that would guarantee interoperability and plug and playability between static CMS. Without tweaking.
At least as written, the advice for problems during medication sessions is pretty simple (though note the presence of a physician "sitter" alongside the therapist):

> Responding to intense, painful affect states

> The therapists will gently encourage the subject to “lean in” or “go towards” intense or difficult affective states, rather than try to avoid or diminish them.

> Responding to agitation or restlessness

> The therapist will encourage breathing exercises and grounding techniques, as described above. If these are not helpful, the participant will be invited to sit up, take off the eyeshades and make visual contact with the therapists and the room. The therapists may offer reassurance that such states are to be expected and are likely to be short lived.

> Responding to marked agitation

> If the subject displays significant or marked agitation and previously mentioned interventions fail, the therapist will consult with the physician regarding the possible administration of benzodiazepine or antipsychotic medication. Medical intervention will be utilized only when agitation is persistent, and no other means to help relieve the agitation are effective.
If some scientists behind the scenes are madmen, why is that an issue with skeptics who refuse to believe them at face value? I don’t get that leap.
add to this the neopuritan “un-person them and all their works” reaction when it is remembered that people are people and that common features of our technology and culture are due to people with occasionally pretty godawful other ideas.

Like, what do you want me to do, refuse to have a COVID test because the guy who figured out how to make it work had some extremely bad ideas about HIV? I assert without proof that i could find someone making that claim somewhere deep in the depths of alternet or salon or tumblr, but i think it's specious.

A worldview that admits of more complexity and tangled-up-ness is more robust against that kind of insanity.
It’s possible to also include the results, so no dilemma there. (I think current notebook formats already do this.)
Pulled straight out of the Moral Mazes playbook, chapter on “dexterity with symbols.”
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Why did the post get deleted? Hope they didn’t threaten the author.
As much as I like Pulumi, no one gets fired for choosing Terraform. You're going to be able to find the most help, discussion, and stuff for Terraform. Terraform and it's ecosystem is the safer choice, especially when the CDK is an option.

On the other hand I can say that a bunch of Pulumi's stuff is built on terraform underneath the covers so I'm not sure how far behind they are but it probably isn't by much. In my limited use (for example deploying SES stuff) I found it a pleasure to use and didn't find anything that terraform did that it didn't (again, likely due to pulumi being able to utilize terraform providers under the covers).

> I just inherited a mess of terragrunt at a new gig and was plannning to rewrite it anyway

Hope you're really sure this is where you want to use your effort tokens -- I'm not sure how much of a mess with it, but these tools are so new, it might be worth seeing if you can de-clutter it without a complete rewrite. Or maybe it's small enough that a complete rewrite is relatively low friction... Either way, there be dragons.
I've actually been trying to find my top quote of 2020 again, so if anyone knows it I'd love to get a link. Someone mentioned an approach to optimizing for removing annoyances instead of new improvements. As a parent of a toddler in quarantine and a busy startup cofounder, my past processes for optimizing for ever-higher quality of life have largely been unavailable. Once I started looking around for annoyances, I realized there were so many mostly small ones. I began the process of resolving them, and it's been very satisfying.
This is the standard way this is discussed. Most people aim for 1 gram of protein per 1 lb of body weight.
After paying off existing debt the next best thing once you have an emergency fund covered is stocks and maybe a little crypto if you're feel like future proofing yourself.

The yield on government bonds is really low at the moment and p2p loans can be finicky at best (I've lost more money than I've made from Mintos...).

Stocks have been giving great returns over the last few years and while there's almost certainly going to be a correction at some point its the only real place where you can get proper returns at the moment. You could invest in ETF (Exchange Traded Funds) which track certain buckets of funds like the S&P500 or invest in stocks individually.

Get yourself setup with a trading account - this varies by country and they have different fees etc but google should be able to sort you out here.
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A comment from Russia here: I just wish they would have chosen a more interesting destination to reach by car - it's fairly simple to get to Petropavlovsk by plane. There are many other smaller hidden gems across the country where you can only get using a prepped car, thus for me the trip to Petropavlovsk looks a bit like an overkill.
That's just one context. "Media" and "medium" are common in other situations. For example:

- "A hard drive is one of the many storage media available for computers.", "Blu-ray is an optical storage medium".

- "This work of art is mixed-media", "the medium for this work is acrylic on canvas".
> Often it’s the first step to reproducibility though.

It shouldn't be! Reproduction needs to involve the interaction of human brain meats with a human level description of the solution. This is how we make sure that people aren't talking about something different than what was actually done, and how we make sure our conclusions are robust against the things we've failed to specify.

Imagine saying the same thing for physics: I start replication by running a time machine and using the same apparatus as the original experiment under the same conditions. Impracticality aside, this would be potentially useful to suss out fraud and certain kinds of errors, but what successful replication tells is is manifestly less powerful than successful replication on a new apparatus in a new location at a new time, with new values for everything we've failed to control.
I guess it'd be hard to film, but it'd be narratively coherent if they happened upon a leftover band of Wookies from a crashed ship or something like that.
why is there such a prevalence of mawkish phraseology in the javascript community...

i was reading the landing page for a js library and it said something like "battery-pack included", makes me feel kind sick....or maybe i'm just a grumpy sod
WTF?

Nothing of what you claim is normal or typical in food service.

Source: I've worked in food service. Everyone takes health, safety, and quality very seriously.
I can't believe any reasonable person would believe this kind of defective reasoning. Let's analyse it one by one:

> Confidence doesn’t just feel good; it’s the pillar of success. It pushes you to try new things, take on challenges, and persevere in the face of adversity.

I guess most people would agree with these if we assume he refers to inner confidence, not something you show to others.

> A University of Melbourne study found that confident people earn higher wages and get promoted more often than their less confident counterparts.

Of course the study is not linked, but again, this is not surprising and in line with common sense.

> Sleeping naked makes you more comfortable in your own skin.

And now he makes this giant leap inserting his own opinion, right after he mentions the study, without providing a grain of evidence.

> As your comfort with your body increases, so does your self-esteem and confidence.

Now he is using modus ponens. The problem is, he never proved the antecedent is true.

This kind of cheap tricks is typical of snakeoil salesmen. For the sake of people who read only HN headers, I'd even go as far as to edit the title here to "There is no proof sleeping naked makes you healthier and wealthier" (or: "Benefits of sleeping in lower temperatures").
I suspect a lot of people either believe there isn't a problem, that if there's one it's been overplayed or simply don't care.
I agree - the UK setup here is a bit daft. But it's not the first place in Europe to demand that other places (wherever) register and submit tax there...

One example: I live in Finland, and if you were to send me beer in the post (from within or without the EU), then actually Finland would expect you to pay Finnish alcohol exise on it though as they count it as distance selling if you were to orgainse transport of it[1] (by posting it). Of course, it's basically unenforceable, it's a loophole that is heavily exploited, and there is ambiguity surrounding this and free movement of goods.

[1] https://www.vero.fi/en/detailed-guidance/guidance/48631/rule... (Sec. 2.5.1)
Yeah but I mean why mix imperial and metric units in the same situation? Seems mind-bending and error-prone.
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I remember when people in the security community started filing CVEs against the TensorFlow project, claiming that code execution was possible with a handcrafted TensorFlow graph, and the team would have to try and explain, "TensorFlow GraphDefs are code".
That's not what I meant. I was talking about what I see as a whitewashing of history, an attempt to take the wild thrashing punk concert that is the actual history of human thought and render it down into soft rock for easy listening.
To save a few clicks, here's the paper that describes the fix and gives some comparisons with the supposedly broken implementation.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2012.15332.pdf
Apache have a fully open source Bluetooth LE stack for most of the Nordic Semi chips, in part because they actually documented their radio hardware unlike most other manufacturers.
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Oh my god you have been profiled :Ð
In india, we mostly use Razorpay
It’s so gauche and embarrassing to see a serious executive announcing a principled career change through Twitter. “Tweet 6/12” ... a red flag should go up somewhere. Can you not buy a domain and link a short paragraph?

This isn’t an issue related to Threader or visual reconstruction of tweets. Rather, how did society get to a place like this? It’s bananas.
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Food macronutrients are labeled in grams, scales are in pounds. So this is the most natural way to purvey the information without needing conversions

[In the US]
I literally spent the last couple of days getting ESP32 to work under WSL. Was not painless.

You can have WSL1 and WSL2 side by side IIRC. And there are scripts out there to pipe serial into WSL2.
I don't think they deprecated shared folders, only shared VMs (a function that enables Workstation to act as a virtualization server).

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VMware_Workstation#Version_his...
>>but open harassment certainly would not fly in our particular organization.

Can't comment much on Apple. But as a Muslim I've seen this in quite a few places. Both in India and the US.

It's not even that much a company thing as much as it is a personal thing. Some people are just bigoted and don't like you. In fact the very sight of your existence disturbs them very deeply. And yeah, if you are better than them, it just makes the problem more worse. It's like they have to now deal with the realization deep down that they inferior to the person they hate.

Mostly Muslims just move on, because we have bills to pay, and families to support. Over long periods of time, it's not really possible to fight these political battles every time you have bigots around you.

I've also known cases when things are proven beyond doubt and the HR is likely to take action on the bigot, they start citing excuses like 'mental health' and 'personal preferences'.

You can't win this, there are going to be these kind of people anywhere you go. You just leave them to their state, and move on.
Setting the intention to do "one thing, no matter what," I also have done for the last few years, and it has a huge compounding effect. I tend to usually do more than that one thing, but accepting that commitment to do the one thing before getting out of bed provides the calm that is necessary to achieve the other things.

Understanding and internalizing compounding effects is liberating. The big and distant goals become much closer when your progress toward them accelerates exponentially. The compounding effect means iterating consistently, no matter how small the proportional increment.
What does that mean? What is the difference between "borders" and "border"?
Ask HN: Why Chrome browser has no case sensitive search?
Isn't this function pretty useful and easy to implement?
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1. Because it lines up well with the portion size

2. It’s not like you’re using the same scale to weigh yourself and the protein powder
I read it as: Lucas claimed he had fully fleshed out a 3 movie series. In reality he only had Raiders of the Lost Ark plus a few loose ideas for 2 sequels.
Looks cool!

One feature recommendation: you might want to consider supporting people submitting the entire URL.
Currently, when you do that, you hit a 500.
Because the recommended amount of grams of protein you need per day for body building is usually around 1g of protein for every 1 pound of bodyweight
> The cost is negligible.

It is not. It adds stress. When this was added (where I operate), I had to call in an accountant to do the paperwork because the penalty is prison time, and not a fine. This additional stress and paperwork just keeps compounding (there is a new paperwork every one or two years now). Then you have the small fee for that particular paperwork (should have been free?) and the accountant fee. It just keeps adding up, and for a single or very small business it's becoming unsustainable.
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There is nothing to declare because the beneficiary wasn't needed. Now it is.
Plant based diets are well known to be deficient in numerous essential nutrients.
Pretending a movie doesn't exist is something that has been beaten to death. I would choose to live in a world where Crystal Skull is the best film if it meant I never had to read garbage comments like yours ever again.
http://matevarga.github.io/esp32/m5stack/esp-idf/wsl2/2020/0...

Here's how you can flash ESP devices under WSL2.
Huh, interesting. I run a variety of linux based services at home. For years I ran them on a Hyper-V VM (because my computer was technically my gaming machine). I only recently migrated everything to a cluster of Raspberry Pi devices.

I used to have occasional problems with this setup, and it was always some kind of drive corruption or mounting issue. I wonder if this is related?
not true. people usually have a large cliff after four years where their compensation goes down. because they ir initial grant is no longer vesting so they go from:

initial grant / 4 + (refreshers x 3) per year

to:

refreshers x 4 per year

in addition, refreshers are given at the current stock price whereas the initial was grant was given at the 4 years ago price which was much lower therefore appreciated considerably
> The act also makes “deliberate false statements or willful evasion of its requirements” a federal crime, punishable by up to three years in jail.