skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks for your feedback! As with many in the industry, we are trying our best to figure this out.

Our intention is to be really transparent with how we build and price software, which is why our commercial features will also be public in our repo, but commercially licensed. Transparency is critical in our opinion.

This is the model we’ve seen work for other highly impactful software projects.

We’ve created a ticket to track our addition of commercial code to our repo: https://github.com/opstrace/opstrace/issues/319
Have any sources on neurodegenerative links between ADHD and longterm stimulant use? I think I saw a studying linking increased risk to parkinsons? This terrifies me.
Sooo tired of the non-stop Trump swipes from Wired & its ilk.

Let it go, guys. He's gone, isn't he?

And of Trump's supposed attack on democracy, that's how you'd characterize it if you were interested in the corrupt status quo.
The Unseen 'Slow Violence' That Affects Millions
an open-ended track though
You felt bad for missing passengers, so you destroyed their entire universe by resetting the game? That's cold. So, so cold.
Twitter Blocks 250 Accounts over “Provocative” Posts on Farmers' Protest (India)
The most concerning part about this is the following excerpt which highlights how Twitter is working at behest of the government in India:

> Earlier, government sources said the IT Ministry had asked Twitter to suspend these and several other accounts. Sources said the request came from the Home Ministry and law enforcement agencies, and was made to prevent "escalation of law and order (situation) in view of the ongoing farmer agitation".
Tech made life better for some people and worse for others. All I can say is that it seems to have made my life and the life of all my relatives and friends worse and it seems to have made my enemies' lives better.

For reference; I'm an altruist, open source developer and value creator. My enemies are greedy psychopaths and zero-sum value capturers.
Everything you need to know about Signal Private Messenger
SpaceX's first crewed Mars mission could launch as early as 2024, Elon Musk says
There are less games on Stadia because we are just over 1 year into a 10 year platform growth story. Just because Google is Google doesn't mean they don't suffer from the same chicken and egg problems that startups have. Especially when the market is over 1T and has incumbents like MSFT and sony. Give it time.
The World’s Fastest DES Cracker
In 2013 you could drop to the mid-tier GTX 770 for $399 and get more performance either Xbox one or PS4.

I don't think you are wrong, just more lenient in your definition of affordable. It is compounded by the supply constraints, and markups over retail we are currently seeing. I can buy a 3090 right now on amazon, but it is $2,450, 5x the console price. Titan was ~2x console price.
Yah...I just don't see that developers have much incentive to use Stadia? Like, you can't rely on an established 'Stadia playerbase' right now, so there's no natural incentive for studios to integrate with it. Other platform owners solve this by paying for exclusivity or something, but as mentioned above, reports say that Google wants to pay insultingly small sums of money for that work. Unless that changes...no one is gonna use it.
I think the prevalence of social media (Not just dating apps) has somewhat shafted average men since now women have far more access to (EDIT: highly) desirable men.

The world continuously becoming more sexually liberal also means that women are more likely to pursue these men, and so average men are looked down upon moreso than before.

I'm sure plenty of people have seen the Tinder/Bumble studies where men rated women around 50/50 attractive/unattractive, whereas women rated men 20/80. I believe this is a result of the above, and a lot more nuanced aspects of the change in culture over the last say, 30-40 years.
Electric Car of the Future to Be Developed in Denmark
This channel is the only one where I find real utility in Newpipe's ability to go faster than that.
I was going to build a media server box for my TV - built on the descendant of Xbox Media Center - and it’s there and alive, but I never use it.

VLC on iPhone and Apple TV can open SMB shares and browsing isn't hard. And VLC can open RTSP streams also. Simply amazing tool.
How one physicist is unraveling the mathematics of knitting – Science News
Sorry, speaking loosely. I meant that this doesn't seem to be an announcement of a new open source repo.

Certificate transparency itself has been in production for a while. Apparently since 2013 and required for all certificates since 2018, according to Wikipedia.

Depending on how you define it, everyone who publishes source code using git is already using these ideas. It seems they are all Merkle trees?

I would guess this code would be most useful when the logs are pretty big. If you can download the whole dataset (like with git) and you are making manual edits and sending pull requests, then Dolt's approach sounds more user-friendly? You get a change history, and if upstream rebases then you will see it. (I haven't used them; I just read their blog.)
Washington is similarly troubled. As I hear it from my friends, it was not this bad years ago in Washington and Florida. These must be resent previously unnoticed incompetencies. (Pardon for the word "incompetencies" may be too harsh.). New Jersey unemployment claims were almost this bad 20 years ago.

I am one of them who is in process proving identity for a few months now.
About the energy, maybe you can throttle it with a timer and still get enough steam.
Reading the 3 categories the judge put together, I'd have to say that the win does go to Sales.
Economic Collapse: Kelly, the "economy" is doing just fine if you're in an upper percentile. For most people the economy is not working for them.
Global Environmental Disaster: Sales, many signs point to more chaotic and worse environmental conditions to come.
The War Between Rich and Poor: Much like question one this one is occurring, and it's getting worse not better. Economic inequality has increased and the trend is increasing.

Sale is correct on many points, his timeline just isn't accurate.
I learned this ages ago as HALT: hungry, angry, lonely, tired.
Yea that is surprisingly low, if accurate.
I work for Snowflake and I'm always curious about this way of thinking. How is putting the data in Snowflake any different to any other RDBMS, or even S3, in this regard?

You don't own the underlying storage, true, but there's a defined method of getting data in and a defined method of getting that data out. The API is different to S3, sure, but it's an API all the same.
The stakes were so extreme that it _is_ pretty easy to answer. Sure, there have been economic cycles, but the bet was whether the dollar is _worthless_ -- we are so far from it the Fed still can't reliably meet their inflation targets. A rebellion of the rich against the monied? Surely you're joking. And while global warming marches on, the 'significant number of environmental collapses' haven't happened, and we know we aren't close because I'm not sure even one environment has collapsed (damage ain't the same as collapse, folks).

It wasn't close. It isn't hard to tell that it wasn't close. Let's not give this doomsayer more credit than he's earned -- and he was completely wrong.
This is apparent from the level 2 market data and the size of share blocks that have been moving.
All the other gaming platforms have Fortnite (or insert other popular game) on them, why not Stadia?
> why would you want to feel acute withdrawal symptoms and get nothing done on med 'vacation days'?

I like that though, just chilling for a day or two, do what you feel like and not what feels important. If your life doesn't give you the opportunity to do that I'd suggest try to get more flexibility, you don't need to be super attentive and productive every day. ADHD isn't a disease, it just means you are badly adapted for modern office work and bureaucracy, and having vacations where you can go back to your simple carefree self is very valuable.
A pharmacist does not equal a neuroscientist studying effects of long-term stimulant use on developing early onset neurodegenerative disease in any way, shape, or form. Sorry but you need to look at meta-analyses on on the topic and use that as a reference to prove anything to HN crowd at a minimum when making these bold unsubstantiated fear-mongering claims.
We’re hiring senior developers at ICON - we built the first permitted 3D-printed home in America and are working with NASA on plans to print a moon base.

We just crossed the threshold of 50 employees and plan to double the size of our software team in the next 6-12 months. Looking for front end UX engineers (web and mobile), data and robotics engineers, and computational design engineers (e.g. CAD, architecture algorithms). Incredibly dedicated, senior-level team. Giant robots. Chance to actually make a dent in the global housing crisis.

https://www.iconbuild.com

TypeScript
* React
* RxJS
* Redux
* Flutter
* ROS
I burnt out a long time ago after a long period of death marches and stressful situations.

What helped me was to take a long vacation. Over a month long. And getting medical help.

I learned that no job is worth your health. Good, sustainable companies want their employees to be healthy.
I played ~200 hours of Cyberpunk on Stadia. Ran like a dream.
It would have been impressive if it was PS2 (maybe). But for PS3? Not at all, it is/was pretty capable at the full HD resolution.
It's not really being used as a microkernel though
>IMHO you could just use [...] and go from there. The format is meant to be human-understandable, not machine-readable.

I disagree that it's not meant to be machine-readable. Accessibility clients rely on heading levels to infer sections and subsections. HTML has `<section>`, but a Gemini client only has heading levels to go by.

But anyway, that's why I said it'd be "awkward", not "impossible", to reuse the title heading level for section headings. The rich-text Gemini client as well as the human user reading the raw file have to special-case that the first `#` is the page title and not equivalent to other `#` in the file.

And like I said, even once you get over that awkwardness, three levels is still very limiting. I'm looking at a markdown documentation file right now that has five levels of headings. That's with one unique level for the page title, so even if it were to reuse the title heading level for the section headings it would still require four levels of headings.

>And behold, the Gemini FAQ [0] itself has [...]

Ha, I didn't know about that one. I had noticed in the past that the homepage [1] uses a unique level for the title, but the specs page [2] does not because it can't afford to.

[1]: https://portal.mozz.us/gemini/gemini.circumlunar.space/?raw=...

[2]: https://portal.mozz.us/gemini/gemini.circumlunar.space/docs/...
Actual DeFi is great. It's non-custodial, on chain, and mostly easy to verify just by reading the code. Any Ethereum based asset makes this trivial to implement, and for the most part, the DeFi ecosystem on Ethereum is incredibly mature.

BTC lending on the other hand (which Gemini is offering) must be custodial, so there's pretty significant risk of loss if Gemini gets hacked, seized, or otherwise looted.

To answer someone else's question on this thread, over-collateralized lending solves the "I want to buy Ethereum but all I have is Ethereum" problem. Most people use it at a really simple mechanism for adjustable leverage, letting them increase their risk exposure without losing custody of their assets.
Did a Supermassive Black Hole Influence the Evolution of Life on Earth?
That link doesn't work for me, but this one does:

https://www.mylondon.news/news/nostalgia/london-car-park-hid...
I'd get some of your Stadia feedback from outside the Stadia subreddit specifically - it seems to either be filled with sycophants, or has a mod team that removes anything negative (or both). Sentiment elsewhere on reddit is completely different.
"Will you require buttling today, sir?"

"No, you can go manserve elsewhere for now."
>Evolutionary biases are also essentially irrelevant in how societies are structured. The structures of societies are very intentional and based on material reality, not mere biases.

Evolutionary biases are fundamentally relevant to the way society is structured. Historically more violent behavior in males has always been very adaptive as the rewards are far greater.
ADHD is a problem with your dopamine reward system and there are studies that link ADHD to risky behavior and higher risk of incarceration e.g. committing crimes, gambling, drug and alcohol addiction, etc. (anything to get more dopamine production going besides taking prescribed stimulants).
Wow, the JS version has wildly different speeds in Chrome vs Firefox. It's smooth as silk in Firefox, about 1.5fps in Chrome for me.
I think the fan and enclosure are a bad idea personally, you'd achieve better cooling on the M.2 cards by leaving it off and having a case that has sufficient airflow front to rear in it. And possibly gluing your own small aluminum heatsinks onto the M.2 cards (which are cheap and easy to do), if they don't come with their own heatsinks.
That's definitely the easiest when it's there. In some cases the microdata will instead be embedded in the HTML tags in the body: https://schema.org/docs/gs.html
Elon Musk outlines SpaceX Mars plans to build self-sustaining city on Mars
Looks like they actually protects against Parkinson's.

https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.05.06.20089748v...

I found no relationships with Alzheimer's.

The only big negative found seems to be blood pressure, but you can manage that just by keeping your weight in check and exercising regularly. I take medication and my blood pressure is at normal levels, I go for regular checkups.
I've always worried about how high value a target VLC is. Many are using it to play files that were downloaded from who knows where - it wouldn't take much to find a bug in a decoder or some other component and then exploit it with a payload in a highly sought after movie.

It's the main reason I contribute $20 a year to VLC. I know it's open source and there are eyes on but between distribution, etc..., someone paid needs to be involved imho; please consider doing the same.
haha, also, refuse to use any time increment smaller than quarters. "I need to go use the restroom, but I'll be back this quarter."
It would be some next-level-up trolling to send up some Americans with Taiwanese and Hong Kong ancestry, although NASA already has form in this regard with Taylor Wang (ROC-born) and I note Iranian-born American Anousheh Ansari self-funded her way up too.
Sounds like you're after "experiences" - games that cater 100% to explorer types with no fighting, collecting etc. One that springs to mind is Journey (although I haven't played it so I'm not sure if it counts). Flow is another one that might fit. Is that what you're talking about?
Telepath (https://telepath.com) | Engineers (iOS, Android, Full-Stack) & QA Associates | Full-Time, San Francisco, CA | REMOTE OK

If interested, send your resume to careers@telepath.com and mention this thread.

---------------------------------

Telepath is a new social network focused on conversation — a space where people can make friends who share their interests.

The early internet was a really good place to do this, but the incumbent social networks don’t serve this purpose anymore. They promote unkindness by rewarding conflict and hostility, distribute disinformation rapidly, and algorithmically promote polarization. The only way to solve this problem is to make something better.

Telepath is founded by a team that brings together decades of experience building social products. This isn’t another boring SaaS startup — we’re making a consumer internet product that people really love. Expect to work with a tight-knit team, to love your job, and to have the opportunity to earn a significant equity stake in an exciting early stage company. You won’t be a cog in a machine — you’ll own your own projects and be able to make meaningful contributions as a part of a highly creative and inclusive process.

We’re committed to diversity and inclusion in all aspects of our product and company and especially in our hiring.

---------------------------------

Roles:

- Software Engineer: http://bit.ly/2MIA51S

- Software Engineer, iOS: http://.bit.ly/39DVX7B

- Software Engineer, Android: http://.bit.ly/3recfdq

- QA Associate: http://.bit.ly/3rdVVJu

If interested, send your resume to careers@telepath.com and mention this thread.
Your gas boiler does at least 10 times that while the water is flowing through it.

Plus the gas is stored and released as needed. To do the same with electric when everyone turns on their showers in the morning is gonna need a lot of power plants that will sit empty the other 22h a day.
Woah, I didn't realize it was false! I remember hearing about that at the time. I had installed VLC at work (generic office, non-tech industry that just uses windows office software) and was worried I might get in trouble, so I uninstalled it.
Sin Saludar Está Bien
The "Dark Ages" usually refers to a subset of the Middle Ages, the earlier part, so "for example" worked for me and I only stopped and realized that ie was meant after reading your comment.

This is one of those stupid things about English that make life for pupils harder for no reason. In most languages the abbreviation is straightforward and based on the actual language. (Also spelling bees don't exist in most other places). Entire classes of error possibilities are just made up for no good reason in English.

(also, it's orthogonal, not orthagonal)
I have had the opposite experience. I live in VT, and a humidifier is a real need. I used to use an ultrasonic device because, basically, that is what stores near me had available.

But I noticed that every winter I got bronchitis. I remembered that years ago I read in Consumers Reports that these can cause a reaction because they can break particles apart. (I remember it saying that it can break apart virus particles, but I'm not sure. I'm also not sure if that is correct.)

Based on that dim memory, I bought a Boneco AIR-O-SWISS Warm Mist Steam Humidifier S450. It has faults, and is expensive. But I don't get annual bronchitis any more. So we use that.
Market Manipulation Is Like Pornography: You Know It When You See It
> never mix strawberries and shrimp

fried prawns in mango puree and sweet mayo is a fairly popular dish in parts of china. prawns in honey wasabi is another sweet variant.
Haz que tu currículum sobresalga: cuenta tu historia
After years of garbage humidifiers, I made my own.

It cost a tiny fraction of the high end models, has huge reservoir, easy to clean, easy to modify and repair.

It's a food grade 5 gallon bucket ($3) with a bathroom vent fan ($15) mounted to the lid with a pvc pipe section ($2 maybe) for adapting the fan the wick, a flour sack cloth towel (pack of 10 for $5). A couple of holes in the lid, some creative testing for holes in the cloth (made it a tube that is cut to the height of the bucket) and presto... industrial strength humidifier for about $25 with 3 gallon capacity.

I am never going to buy another commercial humidifier ever again. I will tweak this design until it's perfect.
Location: Florianópolis, SC - Brazil
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: C++, Python, Docker, Linux, SQL, Terraform + (Node.js, Vue.js)
Résumé/CV: https://www.gabrielluz.com/
Email: me[at]gabrielluz.com

About: I am a software engineer with 3+ years experience developing software from embedded devices to SaaS on the cloud. I have mainly worked with C++, Python, Node.js and Vue.js and I am always open to learn new technologies.
I remember MPC did hardware acceleration better than VLC, which is why I used it. I had some old Athlon 64 CPU around 2010 (IIRC) that couldn't handle some videos without acceleration from the GPU.
Literally still waiting on verification from Gemini after more than 2 months. I've since opened an account with BlockFi (was verified in 24hrs) an account with Binance (same again) and bought crypo from binance and moved it to blockfi for interest gain. Gemini can suck a fat one.
if a bet does not have objective conditions, then it's not really a bet but rather an opinion or hunch. So just split the money evenly and call it a day
My experience is the opposite, my ADD forced me to learn way better habits than everyone else just to do everyday tasks.
Saved by the Bell actor Dustin Diamond dies aged 44
They should just send up Tom Hanks, some volunteers, and a lot of cameras.
Less people are happy than before.
Stride | Software Engineer, Platform Backend | Remote (US-only) / San Francisco, CA / Salt Lake City, UT

At Stride we're working on a benefits suite for what we believe is an underserved community – freelance and gig economy workers. We want to create economic security for anyone who works for themselves. We offer an easy way for 1099 workers to apply for health/dental/vision coverage. We're also expanding to other spaces like tax and financial management, so as to make it financially accessible for anybody who juggles multiple gigs, or is just pursuing a dream on their own.

As a business, we sit on a unique position and have partnerships with a ton of giant companies (think Doordash, Postmates, Instacart, and many more) who want to better serve their workforce. It's rare that a startup has a good mission and a good business, but here we are.

On the engineering side we use Node, Typescript, Serverless, Terraform, GraphQL, Postgres, Python, Scala/Akka and some cool machine learning models you're going to love hearing about. Your work will be feature-heavy, and you'll get to define the future of our platform's architecture and infrastructure.

We are a remote-first company and support remote workers from all over the United States. Once the pandemic ends, we will maintain flexible hubs in both San Francisco (where we're originally from) and Salt Lake City. We offer fantastic benefits (after all, it's our product!) and you'll be surrounded by the most driven, smartest people I know. We have a supportive, productive culture that's respectful of your own personal time and well-being.

https://www.stridehealth.com/careers but hit me up at pedro.tabio at stridehealth.com and let's talk :)
I mean, they're both 200 foot long tubes full of fuel that gets used up by the end of the flight. Only so much carbon you can fit into a set volume.
Source? According to the Wikipedia entry it's a virtual machine designed to mimic a "fantasy video game console".
I'd tell you to check out Emby, but if ya can't figure out Plex...

Related: Sonarr, CouchPotato, etc
Curious what OSS tools are out there for fleet management these days. When I was in the problem space about 15 years ago doing fleet management for a small private company the best reasonably cheap we could do was to use PCMiler (this was before pgRouting was popular) for the routing. However, managing multiple vehicles with constraints like time and vehicle weight/size was a chore we managed using some extremely heuristic approaches with Excel (we ended up using Excel over some well defined software because it was cheap and malleable enough to evolve with our constantly changing requirements).

I'm aware of things like pgRouting but wondering if there is some basic FOSS software that does some rudimentary route assignment with multiple vehicles involved instead of leaving it up to the end user to batch destinations or vehicles before feeding them as batches into the routing engine. You can kind of get there yourself doing some basic clustering stuff, but again pretty manual. If I was doing it today at the same (small) scale my approach would probably be to create some drivetime polygons with my constraints around central areas and use to batch my stops before feeding them into pgRouting, but there's probably some way more intelligent way of doing it.
Why do you assume a person with ADHD doesn't already have good habits?