skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Totally normal!

The thing that worked most for me was not forcing myself to do something just because I think I should do it. Theres loads of things I want to do, read books, work on side projects, learn something new and play games.

Accepting that I just don't have the energy to do all the things I want to do and to forgive myself for the guilt of not doing them. The minute I started (started - I'm not there yet!) I found I was actually doing more of those things because I'd taken the pressure off.

I've basically decided to do what I feel like when I have spare time and to not seek perfection. Working on a side project recently and releasing it (to my mind unfinished) was a challenge but because of that that project exists and isn't on my list anymore. It had been on there for over two years.

I also go to a lot of effort to prepare the tasks for myself for if the mood strikes but I don't have that initial setup energy. I might not want to read a book now but I can decide which book or game will come next when that time comes. It reduces the cognitive load and decision fatigue.

Same with learning something new I have a list of things to learn and timeboxing in a small topic to an hour lets me complete the task and feel some accomplishment. Theres also that thing where if you leave a task unfinished you're more motivated to finish it another time - but that just makes me get up at 2am and go finish it..your mileage may vary.

Another good thing to do is use an app like toggle to track where your hours go. I found I only really get 4 really good hours of concentration in a day so I optimise my day to do those 4 exceptional hours of work and then the other 4 I spend preparing for the next 4 hours of focus work. If I force myself to spend 8 hours working I just don't do a good enough job and I end up burnt out.

I very rarely find myself watching tv anymore I realised how much stress it was adding to my life. During lockdown I've stopped watching new series and instead stick to the same few series that I know don't have any of those stressful cliffhangers which will make me watch for hours on end. I also only watch tv if I'm certain my brain is mush but I'm not sleepy. If I'm sleepy I will go to bed, maybe I'll put on an audiobook but mostly I just (aim to) go to sleep.

also - write everything down - have a list of everythingggg and review it often. your brain is for thinking and doing not storing information!
"\"investors\"", obviously :).
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And then when there's no internet in the studio you're stuck? Ehh
Which token, which platform, there are more than 1
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I was looking for a link to examples so here it is for anyone else curious about Spartan art.

https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/spar/hd_spar.htm
> Replica means replicated data, usually a copy.

Yes, and a slave database is probably better called a replica. Because that's more descriptive of what it is.

> Secondary means backup or parity module.

Or it could mean the second device on a bus, IDE master/slave for example seems to me to be better as primary/secondary (or even, first/second.)

> Further, it is also implied that a slave has a lifetime that spans within the lifetime of the master. Workers, replicas, or secondaries do not share this trait.

I dunno, that sounds to me like overloading a word unnecessarily.

> Stop messing with our vocabulary please.

No. Choosing more descriptive words is only a better thing. Stop trying to weirdly limit vocabulary, please.
When I listen on my Android phone, I like the one with the guy who talks about juggling geese.
An ultrafast, pipe-able, set of Unix philosophy audio tools with a CLI interface would be great
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I found Kalman filter very very undervalued in usage, and it's one of the best way to greatly filter out stream of data.

Have you seen some VR / AR applications that apply some visual effects on human faces? Or something that visualizes hand position in space - based on some controllers? Have you seen these visualizations having a spontaneous jumps in position of theirs visualization? These are areas where Kalman filtration can be applied.

Good work!
I'm completely opposite. If I don't get my tiling wm setup with just the apps I need, I'm totally lost and lose all my productivity. Be it Windows 10, macOS or the default installation of Ubuntu or Fedora.

Therefore I always use either nixos or freebsd for all my work.
I made something similar (temporal distribution rather than spatial) an it was 70x slower than javascript, how slow compared to JS is clio?
...not really, no. The supposed mechanism of action here is resonance. You can't generate energy in the 25Mhz range by overlapping a bunch of 200Khz tones, any more than a crowd of humans can generate ultrasound by yelling.
Hi everyone, my team and I built Citonhub.com, a platform for developers to teach, grow a community, and earn. We wrote an article about it, I'll appreciate your feedbacks.
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Or indeed changing some irrelevant metadata that would have precisely no impact on what's rendered on the screen.
> Could you please provide good reasons why you think 15%-30% of your whole business is rightfully Google’s to take?

Google and Apple are running a business, there is no right and wrong here. If you dont like you can go and develop apps for Windows phones or some other phones, oh wait, they all failed.

Now the problem is Google/Apple can charge these prices is because they dont allow side loading, Google allows it but makes the experience terrible. If Side loading is easy or they allow competing App Stores on their platform, Devs will move away from the official app stores.

So if you want to attack Google/Apple that is a legitimate point, attacking their 30% cut is not.
It's not being pedantic, but accurate. It took me a confusing 30 seconds to understand that the gorrilas won't be coming home with the owners of Reddit.
Perhaps the surveillance state might save the day. If the sequence of interactions is recorded a jury could review it and decide if any consent was given or given and subsequently withdrawn at any point :-)
If you have backups, but have not recently tested restoration, then you do not have backups.

Test your restoration process people!
Launch HN: Chatwoot (YC W21) – Open-Source Alternative to Intercom, Zendesk
Hello everyone,

We are a 3 founder team. Myself Pranav. Sojan and Nithin are my co-founders. We are building Chatwoot (https://www.chatwoot.com, https://github.com/chatwoot/chatwoot). With Chatwoot, businesses can connect channels like website live chat, email, Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp etc and talk to the customers from one place.

Chatwoot is an open-source alternative to Intercom, Zendesk etc.

We help companies in regulated industries to manage customer data without sharing it with third-party providers. Since the software is open-source, it is easier to build custom workflows that suit your business on top of Chatwoot.

We started building Chatwoot as proprietary software in 2017, but the startup failed. Seeing the data privacy regulations and people taking interest in self-hosted alternatives, we open-sourced the product in 2019, we got a lot of love from the HN community. (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21559139).

Over the last year, we have been working with the community to build the software. Seeing the interest from the open-source world, we decided to quit our jobs and work full time on Chatwoot. We introduced support plans to validate the need for self-hosted solutions and it worked out well. We applied to YC and got into the W21 batch.

Right now, there are 1000+ companies using Chatwoot. We have around 7.2k stars and more than 100 contributors in our repository. The software can be used in more than 25+ regional languages.

Apart from the omnichannel support desk, we are adding more features like a self-service portal, marketing campaigns, customer segmentation, workflows etc.

We make money by charging a license fee of $99 per user per month for features like customisable dashboards, SLA Management, Agent scheduling software, IP blocklisting etc which are suited for large enterprises.

We will continue to work with the community to build Chatwoot. We would love to hear your experiences, thoughts and ideas!
I was unable to find some basic information such us:
What are minimum requirements? 386SX, 486? Pentium, Pentium with PAE/SSE2?

It seems that this is one of those projects developed and "tested" only inside virtual machine. Quite similar to recent port of 16-bit Unix to x86, which I was unable to boot on real 32-bit 386 CPU despite the claims.
OT: Why do you remove curses from music?
On college campuses in the US, approximately 1 out 4 young women report being "sexually assaulted" during their undergraduate years.

In which case, your claim "that probably a vast, vast majority of sexual interactions between adults are probably perfectly fine and healthy" may be understating the risk here.

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campus_sexual_assault#:~:text=....
> the global population of mountain gorillas is 1,063

Who will be producing the rest of the gorillas?
As a Java-lander, programming C# for fun, while I like struct as a concept they are horrible in practice.

What do I mean by that? Here's my idea. Make a Fluent parser. I have some few shallow structs that can be used interchangeably. E.g. you want to have following structure

Entry:
- Message
- Term
- Comment

How do I add polymorphism to my entries?

Option 1) Go with interfaces. Yay. I've incurred the boxing penalty. I might as well as just write a class.

Option 2) Go with [FieldOffset]. Only do this if you are a masochist and you REEEEEEEEEEEEAAAAAAAALLY need that performance.

In Rust for instance, I could replace that stupid struct with an enumeration, which is impossible in C#. Hopefully in future there will be discriminated unions or some Rust enums equivalent.
My great grandmothers were alive until I was in my 20s, but they were like, practically in arranged marriages when they were 14.

I know this is an extreme example but, talk about downsides!
Anyone know of any JavaScript editions?
Does this happen with the Mac Mini?
Depends on use. Queued random access 4kiB block read IOPS can be 3 orders of magnitude different. (120 IOPS vs 500k IOPS for example)
Well, if the evil side can exploit this phenomenon to great success (e.g. drone strikes allowing to kill people halfway across the world, and making it feel like playing a video game from 1990s), why can't the good side? We can despair about the nature of man all we want, but if in the meantime, we can get rich people here to spend a lot of money on helping people far away, that's still a huge net benefit for the world.
Focalboard team here, thanks for the comment!

We weren't aware of Open Project previously, and we're glad to hear about it.

I think you're right, Focalboard is a lot earlier than Open Project, and it doesn't have as many features.

Focalboard was starting during the Mattermost 2020 Hacktoberfest last year: https://mattermost.com/blog/hacktoberfest-2020-recap/

It's in the early stages of development, only v0.6 right now: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/blob/main/CHANGELOG...

That said, we're working on it constantly and excited about its future.

Of the features Open Project has now, are there one or two top priorities you'd suggest we consider adding to Focalboard?

We'd love to hear any feedback, feature suggestions or bug reports: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/wiki/Share-your-fee...!
Love your rant, esp. when it gets to hard-forking ETH to fork out the beeple piece. That's a bit over the top, though, in the end, a blockchain is there for the uses it's users come up with. But you know this...

>Dude's who have "cool tattoo's" and pride themselves on the kind of micro-brew beer they drink and smoke hand rolled cigars cut with Damascus steel or some shit- those dudes like that kind of art- its embarrassing.
I don't "get" modern art. Everything is ugly and has "deep" meaning in the sense a 16yo would consider deep. And the art crows is too scared to call the artists out. So yeah, I do agree, but it's not just this beeple guy, it's basically the last 50y of art history, give or take.

But then, those young, white, male hipster dudes have money to spend, so why should the art market not cater to them?
>Huge amounts of physical and virtual infrastructure have been created to achieve the current global hash rate, and the stakeholders in that infrastructure have vested interest in the value of Bitcoin remaining high.

Miners are in it for the money. If the money dries up they just move onto something else. Your logic could be applied to the gold rush as well. A huge industry was created, it won't let gold fall in price as if there was a huge cartel capable of doing so.

>But neither is the US dollar.

I can exchange it for things I want to buy. That's plenty of backing for the average consumer. If one day it has become worthless because I cannot buy anything with it anymore then I will declare it worthless and so will everyone else. Meanwhile with Bitcoin this logic is the same and when it does finally become worthless, people will still insist that it isn't.
I've been full time .NET Core on Ubuntu since Jan 2020. With the occasional booting a windows VM for a legacy project.

JetBrains Rider is such a pleasure to work with.
> - There's a problem with your website's SSL certificate. You're using the *.github.com certificate with a custom domain.

Thanks. letsencrypt is coming.

> - Is there any way you can add a setting so the user can change the placement of the "done" button? Left side —> Right

Righty/lefty option is a nice feature. Adding to backlog.

> - A new redesigned icon, maybe :)?

(ಥ﹏ಥ)

> Sell this app ($1~3) or put a donation button somewhere.

Ooh. Nice to hear.
Samsung quotes 148 MB/s per watt for the PM1643, for sequential transfers. Hard drive performance tops out around 270 MB/s and draws something less than ~9.5W, so the SSD is 3-5x more efficient for sequential transfers. For random IO, it's several orders of magnitude difference in performance and efficiency.

The most power-efficient consumer SSDs are an order of magnitude more efficient for sequential transfers than the Samsung PM1643. Eg: https://www.anandtech.com/bench/SSD18/2460
Beautiful syntax indeed. Has a very rustie feel
This isn't entirely accurate. The Air starts at 1129 EUR in Germany, presumably it's the same in the rest of Europe. That's 1344 USD right now, but that's not an entirely fair comparison since this price is after tax whereas the USD prices are generally before tax. Before taxes, the Air is actually 1129 USD in Germany (current exchange rate and taxes cancel each other out). More than a 1000, but significantly less than 1500.
> but no macro language

Any reason for that? The rest of your description looks very attractive, but why would I prefer a language without macros? I need conditional compilation, setting variables, parametrized notations, etc. This is extremely useful when preparing a scientific document. If anything, I don't really care about the document preparation language itself, but it must have macros to be useful!
I’m happy that instead of the plans in Canada to give out free disposable tampons is not being replicated abroad.

The environmental impact of disposal products is terrible.
Generic question: I see a lot of news articles stating that WSB has "10 million members". Does being a 'member' go beyond clicking the 'join' button on that subreddit? If so it's more like a 'follow this channel', isn't it?
Intel to push its latest i9 CPUs past 5GHz with their Adaptive Boost Technology
Sounds like it to me!
Why not give them more places on earth to habitat?
Let's say Bitcoin grows by another 1000x. Will people create a Bitcoin state that guarantees the value of Bitcoin? Is that the end goal?
Nvidia's Unreal Engine DLSS Plugin is already paying off
Social proof just means herd behavior where animals that don't know what to do in some novel situation simply take cues from their peers and do what everyone else is doing. There is nothing at all inherently positive about that. Just in humans, mob behavior, witch burning and pitchforks and all that, are all examples of people acting on social proof.

In fact, the exact opposite concept of this could exist, scrape Twitter for consumers to show them who they shouldn't do business with, and it would still be social proof.
I believe it also helps that they live in social groups, aside from some solitary males.

So we're tracking (population / avg_group_size + misc_males) objects, as opposed to the entire population.

Example on the other end would be snow leopards (130+ sq km) and grizzlies (380+ sq km), which are mostly solitary and have huge ranges.
To me it looks like the bigger problem is the lack of decent GTK controls for multimedia/music production. A lot of Linux/FOSS software suffers from that limitation, Audacity being just one of them.
To be honest, most Windows based plugins also historically came with their own interface because the stock UI wasn't good/fast/pretty enough for some uses (knobs, waveform display and manipulation, etc) although I believe today it shouldn't be too hard to start the development of a FOSS generic multiplatform widgets kit that doesn't suck for that purpose.
Well, what's life but not a sequence of "pick your own adventure" choices.

But live for yourself and what you think is good. It's always a tradeoff. Having your grandparents at your wedding is nice, sure, but you can't optimize for everything.
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"Adoption" is fine on the foundation website with context. Here my first thought was that this is some crazy Tiger King scenario.
"\"\\\"investors\\\"\"" sounds reasonable, what could possible go wrong
They can also offer the usual credit card functionality. Spend dollars and settle with Bitcoin once per month.
For long term storage on SSDs, how does one insure long term viability of the storage? Are manufacturers providing some sort of internal refresh as long as the device is powered?
Or nodejs. It's python, but better.
A store of value is meant to be weak compared to risk assets, not up or down 20% in a day.
Thanks, it's actually more common than you'd think particularly in certain genres. For big examples with a large player bases you have GTA Online and the Destiny games. Fighting games also tend to run peer to peer both because there is (usually) only two people in a fight and because they are quite latency sensitive.

My own interest comes from many years of building multiplayer games professionally and wanting to make smaller scale multiplayer games for fun without needing to invest too much in infrastructure.
Rider is great and surpasses Visual Studio in my opinion.
> but that's the point

No, you're just an asshole. I don't know what I did to offend you so badly, but I hope whomever you're following for ethical and moral guidance shows you that the eightfold path is more than just right meditation. Please stop calling people ignorant and dismissive, get off your high horse, and pay less attention to your own thoughts. You have yet to say anything of substance. Not that I'm complaining; this exchange has been fun regardless.
In my case I'm doing it because I really enjoy thinking about representations of solutions that make evolutionary operators more effective - it was the topic of my masters thesis. This is more "pure" GA than alife though, mostly because alife was a bit too open-ended to structure a hypothesis around for a thesis, at least as far as I could figure out, so I had to compromise.

Multi-world with migration between them was my PgDipSci thesis :)

But I also really like the results that come out of alife in the broader sense, synthetic evolution, world/environment-building, and so on. It's quite a rich interesting field that's pretty easy to dabble in with some good ideas and some programming ability.

As an aside, be aware that "genesys" is already taken in the field: http://web.cs.ucla.edu/~dyer/Papers/AlifeTracker/Alife91Jeff... (this is the HTML of the paper the thing I linked above is based on.) This may cause google-collisions.
One datapoint in your favor is that the price was, specifically, 69 million. The purchase is an act akin to the art itself - puerile content at impressive scale.
None of that is accurate, in my experience of using it, but go on...
Humans - that is problem number one. Like agent smith said in the Matrix. "Human beings are a disease, a cancer on this planet.." - Advocating for this cure will solve all the problems..
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> Socrates was killed for being a Sparta supporter in Athens

I think Socrates' admiration for Sparta is questioned by some scholars. Since the man himself didn't leave behind any written work, all we know of him we know indirectly, mostly from Plato. Popper for example considers that a lot of the more authoritarian ideas ascribed to Socrates were actually Plato's views [1]. The general problem of figuring out what exactly Socrates thought, how he acted etc. is actually a significant sub-field of scholarship [2].

> His loving pupil Plato went on to start the whole "Western civilization" thing

This is silliness. While the tremendous importance of Classical Greece can't be denied, the idea that there is a monolithic thing called 'Western Civilization' that has a clear start is extremely simplistic. Are the Egyptians, the Phoenicians, the Etruscans, the Minoans, the Hittites etc. not part of 'Western Civilization'? How about the Christians that spent many centuries actually destroying and forgetting the works and achievements of the ancient world [3]?

> The celebration of Sparta is not some decadent modern fad; it lies at the very root of our civilization! We are defined by being Sparta supporters.

This is even more silliness. By the same token you could say that slavery or infanticide lie at the very root of 'our civilization'. We (who exactly is we in this case? Americans? Europeans? people of the Levant or North Africa?) are defined by our actions and beliefs, not by some supposedly sacred historical heritage that should never be questioned or relinquished lest that leads to the collapse of our current society.

[1] 'Contrary to major Plato scholars of his day, Popper divorced Plato's ideas from those of Socrates, claiming that the former in his later years expressed none of the humanitarian and democratic tendencies of his teacher. In particular, Popper accuses Plato of betraying Socrates in the Republic, wherein Plato portrays Socrates sympathizing with totalitarianism' in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Open_Society_and_Its_Enemi...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_problem

[3] See for example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Darkening_Age
I heard that feelings like burnout correlate with vitamin D deficiency.
You can make a blood test and if it's low then you can take some from supplements and compare feelings.

As for me I spotted that magnesium intake boost my energy. Checked blood before and it was not low and with taking supplements it's not high, but I feel difference in my mood, anxiety and energy.

Also don't forget to talk with your doctor. Good luck!
"how hard can it be to render some text" as the previous author is a valid complaint, if Notion only rendered text but they do not. There is a lot of data structures around what looks like "just text", including images and everything else.

I agree that Notion has big performance problems, and I myself left it for logseq a long time ago just because of the performance issues and the non-flexible architecture overall. But Notion's performance issues are not about rendering text, it's rendering everything but text.
Lose the most? If people are moving onto Visa's Bitcoin network for some inexplicable reason then Visa is clearly winning because customers aren't fleeing into a competing startup.
How are you able to use Eclipse without installing 5-6 plugins of questionable provenance and quality?