skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you want to be able to read or write the full 120TB in a few minutes instead of 4+ hours, you need to use SSD smaller than 30TB.
My guess is that because E. Guinea wasn't given much attention until very late in the colonial Spain, it didn't really leave much footprint in the spanish society.

Anyway, there are some documentaries about it in the Internet (in Spanish), also from La 1. IIRC they had some ecuatorial guineans in the comment sections with interesting insight.

I also follow https://twitter.com/ccemalabo/ so it appears in my feed from time to time, and refreshes my curiosity.
Focalboard team here. Thanks for the feedback! Opened feature idea ticket on this here: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/issues/99
On the day of the 9th dose of 10, I found that I was limping on my right foot. I've never had tendon issues but it was clearly the tendon that was weakened and sore. I also found my hand grip was weak and it was painful to even wring out a wet face cloth. Luckily my Achilles tendon didn't rupture as sometimes happens with this complication. But limping everywhere isn't fun, and even just climbing or descending a staircase became a difficult chore.

The issues lasted about 6 months, during which time I took a few daily supplements recommended in the research I found. I seem to have fully recovered but I've read about others not so fortunate.
Agree with this strongly. If Steve from Gamers Nexus, Jeff from Athlean X, Wendell from L1 Techs, Greg from Stronger by Science, say a product is good, I'll believe it. I've followed them for years and know them and trust them. Random Twitter users, no matter how many there appear to be, not so much.

How does this filter even assure that these are real accounts and not bots or a Serbian click farm selling positive impressions?
Based on U.S. prices, it's more like $999 vs $609 for similar specs (but no doubt a nicer machine and much better screen/touchpad with the Air.)

https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/macbook-air

https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-IdeaPad-Laptop-Newest-Display/...
JWT Refresh Token
Not to be it the norm. But at critical times .. I can see the neccesity. (if it was not bad planning)
Your complaint is basically saying "Hey, I don't need this professional workstation just to run Notepad, what is going on in the world?!" while professional workstations are not for running just Notepad, they are for doing a lot more things than that.

Here you are complaining that a "hello world" uses a lot of memory. Yes, that's true, but the use case for Electron is not to display just "hello world", it's to build full, accessible applications in languages who are usually native on the web.
Focalboard team here. Added a feature idea on providing binaries: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/issues/99

Thanks for your feedback!

We'd love to hear more. We just setup this page with links on how to get more involved: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/wiki/Share-your-fee...!
Why use old computers and operating systems?
Agreed that modern c++ has bloat. With that said, I believe that the use case that you're describing can be solved by using concepts to constrain the "Self" template parameter, instead of allowing it to be an unconstrained generic type.
Indeed. I think I like Inkscape approach for that: you can just stack whatever you want in panes to the sides of the work area, this way you can keep the often used tools handy and easily swap them in and out as needed. It's fairly intuitive and rather flexible.
I don't think that cryptocurrency energy consumption is as big a problem as it's been recently painted in the media. Bitcoin, Ethereum etc. are, potentially, self-contained, almost complete, final, financial systems.

Using a VISA card (for instance to make the same contribution to wild-life preservation) would use a fraction of the energy that's used to sustain cryptocurrencies, sure, but that's not a fair comparison. Using VISA requires a working settlement layer (because VISA transactions are reversable), banks, bank employees, bank buildings, international transfer support, international settlement layer, people handling those settlements, regulation, regulation enforcement etc. If you include all that then the energy usage of Bitcoin doesn't look all that bad.
Bigger Is Better When It Comes to Vaccine Production
Orangutans are very endangered due to palm oil production.

I haven’t donated here [0] yet but according to Charity Navigator [1] it seems okay.

Once I get up and moving I’ll chip in a few bucks a month. I also do the Cheetah Conservation Fund [3] which is great.

[0] - https://orangutan.org/donate/

[1] - https://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.progra...

[2] - https://cheetah.org/
This feature will greatly simplify CRTP while also making it safer and more powerful.

It will also remove the need to of multiple pointless copy pasted overloads with different reference qualification on this.

On the balance I think the change will be an improvement.

Concepts could be used to make the error messages better, but TBH I don't have high expectations on concept error messages (they are still useful for other reasons though).

edit:

> Currently, there will be a short and helpful error message. With this proposal, this error message will be buried in the template instantiation details.

if there is a single overload, there is no point in using this feature. If there are multiple overloads, the error message is already not going to be very nice.

edit2:

In retrospect I think that the language should have had explicit 'this' from the beginning a-la python, with no difference between member functions and free functions (except for virtuals possibly) and '.' should have been just syntactic sugar. IIRC Bjarne thinks the same.
Allocate some of that to a Harambe memorial.

The rest to habitat nurturing and protection.
I don't know why I got downvoted on that, it's strange advice but it really works
College degree becoming main factor for the difference in expected lifespans
Do you have an FAQ that is part of your first auto-reply when somebody contacts support?

Do you have helpdesk software?

Are you using an answering service/receptionist to answer calls and then send the support issue to your support email or software?

Make as much as you can self-service for your users.

Have brief videos explaining your solution, so you can easily reply with a link to the video and ask them to follow up with you if they have more questions.

Keep track of both issue count and resolution time.

You may find it better to automate something you only do 4 times a month, but takes 8 hours, versus something you do 8 times per day, but only takes 5 seconds.

Finally, keep track of support issues by type, so you can see emerging trends and find your biggest pain points (# of tickets with a particular issue * median resolution time of particular issue).
Use a proof-of-stake NFT!
Did this practice result in accidental fecal transplants?
Will the existing art money laundering industry move to crypto or will they see it as a threat and have it smashed?
> I don’t work more than maybe 8-9 hours a day on stuff that I understand most of but still have a chance to learn new things. My point is it’s not like it’s a brutal work culture at all.

Work less. 5h of work a day should be enough to produce the same outcome.
You can just delegate Cardano's ada and give those as Charity. Or check Wozx which is trying to bring efficient energy to industries so while helping animals you help save climate as well.
Thank you for the insight, much appreciated. Do you or anyone in your family keep in touch with E. Guinea in any way?
It's more like buying a receipt, not the good itself.

They can display the receipt but have no more right to the art than you or me.
Thailand’s central bank warns against ‘illegal’ THT stablecoin
"Thailand’s military backed government has taken a similar stance to that in China where only the central bank issued digital currency will be officially tolerated. China has accelerated its program for the CBDC release, with further infrastructure tests prior to launch, which could coincide with the 2022 winter Olympics in Beijing.

The Bank of Thailand has also accelerated its own research into a national CBDC with the Feb. 23 announcement of a joint effort in coalition with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, the Central Bank of the United Arab Emirates, and the Digital Currency Institute of the People’s Bank of China."
This seems quite a leap from "C# doesn't (yet) have union types" to "structs are horrible in practice". Not all usecases require union types.
That's the Weekend Wednesday described well by CGP Grey:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALaTm6VzTBw
> and now I look like an idiot for recommending them.

You don't. You hit an edge case in authentication and it's on DO support to resolve. It's not your fault and serious management should recognise this. It could happen with any service.
We shouldn't celebrate any particular ideologies but we should celebrate the fact that José Epita had peoples best interest at heart and tried to change it for the better.

Please note that nowhere in the article communism is actually celebrated, not even in the snippet you posted. So not sure why you got that takeaway.
Congrats on the launch! Is there any plan beyond agent-based chat on the roadmap? I like to start with a dialogue flow for the common use cases before passing the conversation off to human agents.
First complete model of the human embryo
If you're using emacs, might as well use AUCTeX - if you're writing for LaTeX, it has all the keybindings and you skip and extra export step. With org-mode you have to keep using narrow-to-region to get all the syntax highlighting and keybindings for complex expressions.

Having said that, org-mode/org-babel is useful when writing for both HTML and LaTeX export.
Focalboard team here!

Huge thanks to everyone who's sharing feedback and comments. It is super exciting to be trending on HackerNews!

We've just put up a new Wiki page for people to share feature ideas, to join our Discourse forum, and to report bugs: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/wiki/Share-your-fee...!

Thank y'all so much for being interested in our project and our space!

We've been working super hard to make something people love, and we'll continue to do so with your input and ideas!
Ethereum has a Turing complete programming language inside
Looks very cool! For me, the USP of Intercom was their data model. The tag-based system and the fact that everything could be easily exported to a flat CSV file made it super powerful.

Can you comment on whether Chatwoot is similar in this regard?
On the other hand, try finding and realigning a figure that MS Word replaced when you made a small change to it.
> Do you or anyone in your family keep in touch with E. Guinea in any way?

We have relatives that have returned, and we've kept in touch with some that never left. My mother last visited in the late 80s* but we always talk of returning now that things are less volatile.

We do keep in touch amongst each other in the diaspora however, so everyone shares the news from back home in some sort of network effect, and we get to hear "how things are going" (apparently quite well since there's crude oil!).

Edit: correction.
There's people in the thread that want to start a blanket policy in the opposite direction making sure everyone who's having sex is reviewing everyone else after.
Like bitcoin, the only way it makes sense is if you can trick someone else into buying it off you for more money later, thus you're incentivised to promote the idea everywhere.
Yes, we already integrate with Rasa.ai and Dialogflow. You can start the conversation with DialogFlow and pass it off to the agent.

You can see a demo here https://www.chatwoot.com/features/chatbots and a setup guide with a sample code here https://github.com/chatwoot/dialogflow-agent-bot-demo
If the criticism is about the code instead of the person, it should never be interpreted as an insult. Proper developers have learned to split their ideas from their ego, and as such are able to receive harsh yet justified criticism concerning their code without being offended.
I suspect multiple heads on the same platter might lead to all kinds of calibration issues between the heads. You'll get weird issues like having to remember which head wrote each block of data so you know which set of calibration parameters to use to read back that data.

I could imagine certain resonances (eg. the height of the head oscillating) might differ between the two heads, effectively meaning data written with one set of resonances cannot be read back with another.
Focalboard team here,

Hi @eps, I've opened a ticket on this: https://github.com/mattermost/focalboard/issues/99

Would you be open to giving a "Thumbs Up" and/or a comment sharing more about the benefits?

Community feedback is super important, and we would love to hear more from you and others
I guess I'm misunderstanding what value people see in the NFT. If they really are paying for the right to claim the first entry in some blockchain then I guess it works as intended.
As well as in NY where BoA HQ is located.
Not many really talking about the linked resource here but it looks quite beautiful (especially the font). Short for what it is, but could be useful to beginners. I find Overleaf pages also to provide good resources on LaTeX.
Institutions own more than 100% of GME and the people own more than 100% of gorillas... makes sense to me.
No, he's from University of Helsinki.
"A dance of “glorious and strange beauty” took place in a wintry garden in the south of England on January 6, 1614."

So specific!! And that's just the first line!

Is it just me, or are they just telling stories about the 16th century? Historians themselves will say history is an interpretative act. 'History' is for us in the present - it only lightly relates to what may or may not have occurred in the past, even if it presented as a fait accompli. I don't think it is possible to get this detail about what went on back then.

I see this sort of article as 'myth making'. Its not to do with reality - no sources are provided for us to check. Its just presented as a ready narrative, and we are meant to accept it.

So, what if that is the myth what are meant to take from it? I think we are meant 'edu-tained'. We can laugh at the fools back then who were literally blowing smoke up each others arses, in reclined splendour. We can enjoy a cannabis narrative - this talks to how we legalise it nowadays. These sorts of myths support the idea of how we are progressed, superior, etc.
Durable memories and efficient neural coding using the method of loci
Structs are often horrible in practice if you need even a bit of polymorphism.

If C# had the ability to define

List< struct A | B | C >

I would been singing a different tune.

You either in for

List<IInterface>

or

List<ABCFieldOffset>
The products are used anyway. Paid or free.
There is some debate[1] around how this statistic is interpreted, but I am not an expert on the matter so I would not challenge it.

Still I believe even if we do take it as true that 1/4 of young women will experience sexual assault during their undergraduate years, this would not disprove my assertion.

1. It could be the case that many of these young women have many, many healthy sexual encounters during university, and one incident would still put them in that statistic, but it could still hold true that a vast majority of overall sexual encounters are unproblematic.

2. Undergraduates in their late teens and early 20's who are still learning how to navigate lives as sexual beings - in a permissive social environment lubricated by alcohol - are likely at an outsized risk of encountering grey areas of consent, or finding themselves in bad situations they haven't learned how to avoid or extricate themselves from. I don't know that this statistic should be generalized to the population as a whole.

Now please understand that I am not trivializing this statistic. I can believe that sexual assault on campuses is a prevalent and serious issue, and causes serious harm to the people who fall victim to it. In this environment, I believe it is warranted to take these matters seriously, and put a strong emphasis on explicit, verbal, enthusiastic consent.

However, I think it is probably not warranted for a happily married couple, or two people in their thirties meeting for a date to operate under the same set of assumptions as a couple 19 year olds at a frat party.

[1] https://time.com/2934500/1-in-5%E2%80%82campus-sexual-assaul...
OK, so my throwaway comment made it to HighScalability.com's weekly links, so I feel compelled to cite my sources:

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2012/04/exclu...

Quote:

Because Facebook's entire code base is compiled down to a single binary executable, the company's deployment process is quite different from what you'd normally expect in a PHP environment. Rossi told me that the binary, which represents the entire Facebook application, is approximately 1.5GB in size. When Facebook updates its code and generates a new build, the new binary has to be pushed to all of the company's servers.

Moving a 1.5GB binary blob to countless servers is a non-trivial technical challenge. After exploring several solutions, Facebook came up with the idea of using BitTorrent, the popular peer-to-peer filesharing protocol. BitTorrent is very good at propagating large files over a large number of different servers.

Rossi explained that Facebook created its own custom BitTorrent tracker, which is designed so that individual servers in Facebook's infrastructure will try to obtain slices from other servers that are on the same node or rack, thus reducing total latency.

Rolling out a Facebook update takes an average of 30 minutes—15 minutes to generate the binary executable and another 15 minutes to push the executable to most of Facebook's servers via BitTorrent.
I don't block it. But as a developer I try to minimize JS usage wherever I can (reasons: usually server side rendering is good enough).
It's beautiful to see people on the internet knowledgeable in Spanish politics.

And by the way, I very much agree with you.

Plus, I certainly hope Ayuso wins the elections.
Who Helps Pay Amazon’s Low-Wage Workers? You Do
How to Connect a Phone to a Car?
>It's a gamble but it wouldn't surprise me if we saw $100k at this point, might as well let it ride if you've locked in whatever you originally paid for it.

I won't go into details but there is absolutely no way Bitcoin will go to $100k and stay there. Once it reaches that level the bubble will finally pop and we will get see lots of tears.
Based on the science described in mark robers jelly pool (where he makes an actual proper size pool of properly set jello/jelly), probably not possible to print proper gelatin. At least not without it being a bunch of tiny particles rather than a congealed clean solid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPZzrlFCD_I

Or at least, not without it taking forever.
As a C++-lander, the fact that the struct/class dichotomy dictates boxing and polymorphism is mind boggling.
Time :)
Absolutely. Let's see what goes on, but I've seen reports of Yolanda Díaz trying to return to the previous labor law.

And boy, do we know how everything went back when we had that law.
Oh I can foresee a lot of old legendary trees as NFT
Hey man, if it's any consolation, my folks had me when they were very young, and I barely spent any time with them whilst growing up. As immigrants we had it pretty tough financially, and they were always working long hours (always for someone else) to try make ends meet. They harbour significant regret about not being more present in my childhood.

These days they're of course much older, and I am in the lucky position to be able to look after them financially, but they're also filled with added regret about depending on me - they feel like failures because rely on me to cover all their expenses - despite my best efforts to assure them that it's ok.

So to your point, whilst having kids younger means you can spend more time with them when you're older, it's not necessarily the better solution if it requires a trade-off in terms of first establishing yourself financially - and from reading your other comments - it sounds like you and I both started off in life with relatively little, so I think the choice to first secure ourselves financially before having kids makes more sense.

I delayed having kids with my wife until relatively late (I was 37 she was 33), and whilst I know this will probably reduce the amount of time I'll get to spend with my children when I'm much older, the peace of mind that has come with having first established my SaaS before starting a family is immense.

In fact one could argue that the reduced stress alone will probably add 10 years on to my life :-)

Thanks for sharing your inspirational comments above and below. Enjoyed reading all of them. And congratulations on the success - I'm sure it is well deserved.
Everywhere you look, the supply chain is a mess
The lawyer in me asks why would a woman who has consented to 5 other sexual liaisons in the last 3 days be any more entitled to hide the true nature of her sexual behavior from the jury than let's say a member of the LGBTQ community who was involved in a sexual assault case?

It can just as easily be argued that the app which this police officer is proposing in the article is designed to help precisely this type of woman.

Of course details matter. Perhaps an audio recording of the entire encounter that is uploaded to the cloud and deleted after a pre-specified period of time, where both parties give consent orally and report how much alcohol they have consumed in the past several hours, would be a more practical solution to protect the "sexually adventurous" type of woman that the OP is describing here.
I've seen it with my own eyes. It's not pretty, but usually works.
Underpaid and Undervalued: When only job-hopping advances your career
We allow tagging the conversations and contacts, filter them based on the tag. At the moment we don't have a CSV export, we are working on it. You can get the same information as JSON using our APIs.
I love this project, but something has always bothered me about it. For something as critical as your entire set of passwords, aren’t you essentially trusting this person you’ve never met to not just take all of them when you use the server?

For example, one day a malicious maintainer could flip a switch that simply updates the docker image to send thousands of peoples’ entire vault somewhere and then disappear, no?
There's a nice 5 minute video by neuroscientist Anil Seth here: https://aeon.co/videos/on-the-beholders-share-how-past-exper... and I was going to link to Schmidhuber too - I like this page on his site: https://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/creativity.html There's also a chapter about these sort of ideas in the context of music in Daniel Levitin's book This is Your Brain on Music.

I'm still trying to make sense of this all myself - you've got Karl Friston's Free Energy Principle essentially saying that the brain is trying to minimise surprise. And yet if you look at the explore-exploit dilemma then 'optimism in the face of uncertainty' is a possible strategy. I'm sure there is a way to reconcile these - I don't understand the Karl Friston stuff properly yet.
Hence the phrase "blow it out your ass" :)