skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hey chewxy I am in the exact same boat as you and totally agree it's a lifechanger. Here in germany it's called "Elvanse" but seems to be the same. I got the diagnoses last year and only because my current employer told me "You seem to be very unfocused" -- which was the reason that I now have to get help.

It's really hard to make people understand what the effect is, because everyone says "yeah I am distracted often too when I work", but it's not that you get distracted, but the intensity of distraction.

I usually describe it like: You have thought A and thought B. And between there is a lot of noise like "AFEWFVWRGBWIHGiwgbsigbeiscgedhtbvhrbdrtbhvdbhktvrbre". And with my medication it's like "rgerbdjtfkvsg".

It's a game changer.
You're so right. I'm from Italy, and I had some of the best pizzas ever in Japan.
Awesome escape from blizzards and COVID! I’d love to pick apart the source.

When my son was young I’d take him to the front car of the NY subway and let him lookout the window (works best on 7 line, some other lines have some sort of polarizing film on the glass that makes it hard to see through). I think they have well captured all of the different above ground scenes in this little game, pretty amazing.
https://sounds.guru - Completely anonymous samples storage with cool effects and loop mode.

Just web DAW. Upload your records and play it live with cool effects, mix it, record it, loop it, etc.
Rural areas don't offer you anonymity from the state either.

If your neighbours don't like you, they are likely to bring the state in. To be able to be that anonymous, you would need to be a few days commuting away from all individuals and offgrid.

In cities, the neighbour might not like you, but they don't have the time or energy to care about it. You need a reasonably big and dense city for this though.
I don’t feel publicizing this part is beneficial. Especially on this site, where many people have both disposable income and scripting abilities.
Well, I thought about building my own, but it's not so easy as you make it seem to get one that is efficient (i.e., not just brute force capacity through size) and easy to use.

- How to make it not look like an animal food barrel in your living room, aka WAF, although I do find that term somewhat demeaning as I get older - I used to not care about such things either when I was in my 20's, but nowadays I do, even if it's just because of the realization that people around me care.

- How to make a mechnism to easily fill it, without spilling. This is related to size - you can have a huge one so that you only have to fill it every few days, but then you'll need to shlepp around buckets or watering cans. If it's smaller, you need a separate tank, which you now have to hook up to the rest.

- How to moisten the wick. It's called a 'wick' because it, well, wicks, of course, but you need a relatively large surface contact area to get lots of water into the wick(s); or you need a pump that will keep vertical 'wicks' wet all the time.

- The fans need to be on the top, and large for minimum noise, but the largest Noctuas are only 20cm. But you need air intake from the bottom, somehow, while still maximizing volume efficiency (i.e., you don't want 75% of the volume of the device to be unused because you can only have water in the lower 25% because of the airflow design).

- You need something that can be cleaned and filled without too much (preferably no) disassembly, and you don't want moving parts like floats or fragile things like measuring water level with metal strips because those will break within a year or two; or faster if you don't have a water softening device in you house.

Overall, I think humidification is a job of proper devices that are part of the indoor climate control system along with heating and cooling, but I don't know of residential systems that combine all, and if they do/would exist, it would be much more expensive than the few 100 at most people want to spend on this, and require extensive plumbing to get installed.
At that price it takes about a year to pay for the hardware. Factoring in the cost of hosting the hardware it seems reasonable (macstadium charges 30-70 EUR a month for colocation alone).

It's still not cheap if you can ignore the hosting cost and need it for several years but it's way cheaper than using AWS for intel mac minis.
That's an implementation detail and doesn't say anything about casting in general.
I’d strongly encourage you to finish your write up and post it. As you say, there is a dearth of decent FPGA material, especially for hobbyists and those trying to learn hardware design.
A Lisp machine from the 80s from a parallel universe with hi-res graphics and sprites, built-in p2p networking on a rudimentary "WWW clone", sound engine, database support, etc.

https://z3s5.com

It's quite functional but nothing to download yet. I expect it to be out of alpha by the end of this year. I plan to put it on Steam but I don't think it could be a "success" - it's, mildly put, quirky. Maybe I should add mouse support.
Probably half the things you like today were "fusion" dishes when they were introduced 100, 200, 500 years ago.

Where's the cutoff point where before date X it's not fusion and after date X it is? There's a long list of foods that are common now but didn't exist until some culture started using ingredients and techniques they learned from another and fusing it with their own recipes.
It would be pseudoscience if it were to be seen as or communicated as fact. It’s not.

Any newly observed fact can falsify these theories. It just takes a long time. There’s still tons of open issues on General Relativity too. So far though, it seems to have passed every test.

Would you call GR pseudoscience too then? Since it’ll likely never be fully verified.
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Scrolling the Chromecast website on mobile is nauseating
I'm working for a customer whose IT only really deals with Microsoft. We as iOS developers had an internally set up build server but it's unused right now, because everybody works remote and it's behind the corporate mote. This Scaleway offering would work much better.
> Failures should be celebrated and not shunned.

If it's something completely new, then yeah, celebrate failure, because at least you learned something. But game streaming had been tried and failed spectacularly before (remember OnLive?). Stadia didn't add anything new except "this time it's Google, they know their network stuff". Turns out that isn't enough if the business model makes no sense.
Ahead of the Ripple (XRP) SEC Court Date, Flare Network Declares Its Support
Correlation =\ causation and exactly what objective conclusion can you draw from a ~5 minute encounter every month as a pharmacist seeing random customers who can go to any pharmacy to get their meds?

I get a new pharmacist every time I fill a script and I never share one iota of my diagnoses with them, they just fill the Rx and advise on contraindications and unusual doses they see.

Can you see into a person's brain with your own 'two eyes' as well? A neuroscientist can actually see our neural activity with fMRI and other tools to study brain science unlike your pharmacist buddies and yourself talking to random customers for 5 minutes in a grocery store.
Love this, will definitely try it out later today! Just a quick note, the 'Get Started' link in the email 404s
Vertical indoor farm to reach the highest throughout possible per cubic meter are, using only non-GMO plants by discovering the right phenomics- https://hexafarms.com

Vertical indoor farms are getting a lot of attention in the recent times, but the issue is the lack of plant expertise. Even if you were to go through all the literature, you would never find a holistic study that takes into account all the optimal factors for specific plant growth. For example, for lettuce, the best you will get would be EC, Ph, Light Intensity, CO2 ppm over an average range. However, approaching it from a perspective of 'systems' design where all these things play a role (often in an interaction with all factors) is still missing. For example, what part of the artificial light spectrum + nutrition level + air composition would be most optimal is still missing.

I'm a computer scientist by training and I'm trying to solve this with ML. It's a really hard problem, but I'm doing it. I have a mini-farm setup in my appt where I collect the data, but hopefully I'm getting some more seed-money to build a 10m^2 farm to be able to demonstrate the optimization. My goal is to hit as high as 370 kilos of herbs per m^2 (or 2.5 cubic meter) per year from only a four layer farm.
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The discussion is not about casting in general, it's about chromecast
I look forward to seeing people try to step on other peoples heels on the street :)
Szenario: Stadia partners with Steam.

Next day: Publishers start crying and all change their TOS to exclude cloud gaming like they did for GFN.

Look what happened to Netflix. Publishers and rights-owners love to collect exorbitant royalties (and not pass them on to devs/creators).

In the end, if you‘re consumer-facing, you have to create your own content. Or be extremely entrenched.
Nowadays, the underlying instrument (i.e. a fancy piece of paper) rarely ever changes hands. It's possible to get it (with some delay) but most people don't bother.

The digital/electronic record of the trade and the transfer of monetary funds between accounts is generally sufficient to establish ownership and both happen in near real time under SEC regulations between registered brokers.

Basically, if the cross checked double entry accounts of buyer, seller and their brokers all agree that the trade took place, that is good enough for most folks and the SEC. Day traders can and often do buy and sell a stock multiple times in a day without delay.
My impression is that this is more about publishing tree head hashes as a way of promising that you have nothing up your sleeve. You can't remove something after someone has depended on that value being there without someone noticing. The certificate transparency comparison is helpful.

If it's append only, you should be able to find the old head in the log. Not sure if that is what it's going for though. I'm still a bit confused by this myself.
Maybe its me but I enjoy Russian literature because it depicts a grim version of reality.
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What is inpatient and outpatient addiction treatment?
Addiction treatment rehabs provides facilities for both inpatient and outpatient addiction recovery. Those patients who are in critical conditions are admitted to the inpatient rehab where they can get good healthcare facilities, 24 hours emergency medical services, food and other stuff etc. Patients who can stay connected to the outer world and are on starting stages of addiction or have already got discharged from inpatient rehab are provided some hours treatments, checkups, counselling sessions, consultations etc. for their better life which is called outpatient addiction treatment.
https://landmarkrecovery.com/services/intensive-outpatient-program-iop/
A beautiful "New tab" page, which only has 2 purposes. Have a beautiful background, and widgets iOS-like, so they bring the info from all the multiple websites you use everyday.

* Desktop first
* Blazing fast
* Privacy as a first citizen
* All widgets free
* Premium backgrounds in the future

https://myweather.io

Less about the forecast, more about you.

(Alpha state. Should be polished by Feb 23)
Oh, thanks Anandtech indeed! Finally a proper test of PCIE4 NVMEs - I'm very happy with my choice of the 1TB 980 Pro now. I mean, I was always happy with it, but I've now got that validation one tends to seek, showing that it was a solid choice.

It is no surprise though, as my 980 Pro comes from a long series of Samsung drive purchases including 970 EVO 2TB (in same system) and others going back, having chosen Samsung after they did seriously good on some of the earlier SSD torture tests.

(I once had 4 IBM Deathstars in raid 10...)
The Post Slack Passion Stack
From workplace collaboration tools to crypto creators
Ask HN: Is there a platform like Indiegogo or Kickstarter, but for B2B products?
I use the openapi-generator as well, but I write the spec first, then generate both client- and server-side models. Not the client itself so much; I don't like the client-side clients it generates much, and the server-side client is barebones at best. (Server is in Go, client is in Typescript)
A simple embeddable widget to let your blog visitors tell you what they thought of the article:

https://reactly.io

I'm working on it in my spare time and for now it's really just something for my own blog so I can get some sense of what people think of what I put out, but I'm planning on making some plugins for Gatsby.js and Wordpress.
California rolls are not a thing in Japan where as Ramen and Curry are. They do have various rolled sushi styles but "California roll" in particular and all the various common rolls found in the west (tempura roll, caterpillar roll, rainbow roll, etc...) are practically non-existent here. You can find 2-3 restaurants in all of Tokyo that serve them. I knew 3 at one point, 2 went out of business.
Stiftung Warentest is definitely useful, but like you said have a spotty track-record for tech products. Realising that definitely made me more sceptical of them. It's basically the concept of "Gell-Mann Amnesia" - if I can tell their tests are flawed in a field I'm knowledgable in, are the tests they do in other fields that seem reasonable to me also flawed (but I ignore that)?

Although they do come up with the testing protocol, I'm pretty sure they don't do the testing themselves, and contract it out to specialist labs/testing companies (not a bad thing).

In general though, I agree it's easier to trust them, being an independent foundation, and getting no commission. Wirecutter got acquired in 2016, too.

I've also found it hard to get that German experience in other places. At the core, it's just down to how much/how many people care about something like quality. I think the (German) federal regulations and Stiftung Warentest are a result of this culture, but also make it easier to care about quality. It's a nice feedback cycle. The internet can substitute, but it's much more effort.
I think he is thinking smaller. Maybe 10 people at most.
I agree with OpenBSD's philosophy of introducing breaking ABI changes between versions, if security can be improved.
Here[1] is the license for BigSur. The relevant section is 3.A.(ii). This clause was added for BigSur so I _think_ that if you're leasing a VPS with macOS Catalina or older you can legally rent it for less than 24 hours.

[1] https://www.apple.com/legal/sla/docs/macOSBigSur.pdf

Edit: It seems that before BigSur the legallity of subleasing macOS was a "gray area". I guess as long as it doesn't hurt Apple they didn't come after you.
OpenBSD often trades off performance for security.
Here are some marketing videos:
Scaleway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZJnrKjfA3s&feature=emb_titl...
Amazon's Mac Mini: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn3miC_tTH0&feature=emb_titl...

Pricing:

Scaleway Mac Mini M1: ~$85/month (converted from 70Euro's)

MacStadium Mac Mini M1: $109/month

Amazon Intel Mac Mini (they don't have m1): ~$26 per day, ~$780/month. Therefore, at NO scale, does Amazon mac mini sense. Amazon's pitch is to help companies reduce their infrastructure problem. Except for every machine you use on Amazon for a month, you could buy a brand new M1 mac mini
That's a good point. I didn't know about that, and I'll have to think about it.

Anyway paying FB's mafia style extortion probably isn't the solution.
Any chance of open sourcing the code for others to contribute as well?
What the article doesn't acknowledge is that there are many ways to force compilation of your code. You can change the threshold for the number of executions before the JIT is called. You can run scripts as part of your deployment that exercise the paths you are interested in. So yes, it's true that "this code runs very infrequently, but I still care about its latency" is not what JVMs might be optimized towards. But it's possible to understand the issues and solve them.
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I was using Scalway's ARM (Cavium) 2core/2GB instance for a web application (HTML+Minimal Vanilla JS+Go+PSQL) until they suddenly pulled the plug on their ARM instances. I didn't like the way they did it and so I migrated to AWS x86 T2.micro 1core/1GB, but surprisingly the application seems faster here although I think Scaleway had greater network bandwidth.

It may be that I didn't use ARM optimized version of PostgreSQL or some other variable I'm missing. But anyways Apple M1 could be more performant than any of the low-mid x86 offering considering the work is optimized for ARM.
I always thought of TeaVM as a toy project, but boy, was I wrong!
Very cool, I’ve not encountered nntp in years, good to see it survived. Decentralization efforts seem to overlook it a lot.
A vocabulary studying tool centered around writing sentences but still providing some support. I mostly work on it for myself because I am unhappy with Memrise, Duolingo and similar systems.
Dynamicland: Our mission is to incubate a humane dynamic medium...
UUID Primary Key in Elixir Phoenix with PostgreSQL and Ecto
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If there will be any collapse it is still 50 years out. A war doesn't count. The world got better after WW2. Life finds a way.
The aluminum case is a massive heat sink, no reason to remove it.
You’re right, everything besides AWS and GCS sucks. Thanks for warning the rest of us /s

If it’s only failing in one browser it’s obviously not a capacity issue. Works on my iPhone btw.
Maybe just eases the paperwork.
What if we don’t “hydrate” pages with sketchy workers at all? What if we started with the glass already full, like a server we control sending full web pages to the client? That would even stop breaking browser navigation. What if we learned what stateless request/response protocol means? Imagine the possibilities.
> Stadia Pro is optional

Last time I signed up the Stadia Pro upsell was mandatory (you had to provide a CC). This was annoying because I was interested just in Destiny 2, which is free.
https://www.stocksheriff.io/

Do retail traders really care about the small differences between the stock price and where their broker filled them? Probably not.

But it might help educate people, especially after the latest $GME frenzy.
Thanks let me know how it goes, ah I updated the domain yesterday and didn't remember to update the welcome email - thanks!
Yep, I used 2 years on both calculators.
Absolutely. They are on fire lately, burning bridges with certain manufacturers who are now on my do not buy list. Won't name who here, best to leave his lawyers to deal with the flak, but it's definitely great to see those refusing to become sellouts!
You want dusty Mac Mini laying under desk somewhere which if fails will put your entire operation on pause for couple of days?

There might be valid business uses for that, but for a company that invested a huge amount of money in a team of developers and then pays them through the nose for every hour whether they work or not and maybe have clients that count on updates, that is simply not acceptable.

Also many companies choose to have their entire infra in the cloud and then it doesn't make sense to spend effort to integrate one physical machine.
> For myself, taking even high doses of a Adderall regularly produces no result -- might as well be taking sugar pills. I have to take them periodically (a few times a week at most) to get any sort of benefit.

My girlfriend is on a slow release ADHD medication, once a day; for her, it has to be a daily thing because else it just stops working. Is adderall a slow release one? May be more beneficial.

That said, what effect are you expecting? She describes the main effect of her medication to be a mood stabilizer.
(the US or middle/southern America? I've gotten the impression that Canada is pretty safe though)

Ok, I'm in western/northern Europe.