skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think it's necessarily incompatible even if it seems contradictory unless there's research that quantifies the harm as a function of sleep deficit. Could easily be some range of sleep deprivation in which you're just bad at things, you move slow, and you're unmotivated. Intuitively we'd think that it's directly proportional to the amount of sleep deprivation, but I don't know if I've seen research that makes that claim. It would be interesting to see more papers that lead to a model of the benefit of sleep as a function of the amount of time slept.
They are talking about using PhotoPea as leverage to work at a FAANG. This doesn't apply, his project is already successful.
`hypens: auto` is probably it. It allows words to be split with a hypen at the browser's discretion.
I don't understand. Is it a cult you are joining?
Its also a 3-part PBC documentary. I think the Catholic monasteries also played a role, but that's not integrated into his thesis.
MariaDB and SQL Server both have equivalent features, for what it’s worth.
Link to a preferred ep of draftsman? I’d like to check that podcast out
As does driving a car at 120mph in bumper to bumper traffic. Fortunately these things are outside the scope of this conversation.
Dieter Fox: “The Next Generation of Robotics”
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I am split ...

... but am starting to think I'd rather we "overshoot" into the "utopian" angle / approach, in order to have -some- semblance of a concerted, mindful, organized, accountable effort and discourse about these issues / techs ...

... lest we are left with ad-driven, self-serving, data-absorbing monopolies setting the agenda and the de facto facts on the ground by default.-
You seem to be basing that question on the assumption that both options offer the same pay (or at least that both off "enough" pay). Working on your own project is a tremendous risk; and for every success story like this, my assumption is that there's at least dozens who fail or don't even make enough to pay their bills.

Working on a successful independent software project is, for a lot of people, much more desirable than working at someone else's company; in much the same way owning a startup company would be. But the key there is "successful", which is certainly not guaranteed.
They mentioned that sleep efficiency was already poor. They mentioned that the increase in sleep was achieved through increased time in bed, not increased efficiency.

Most of the restorative benefits of sleep happen during long stretches of uninterrupted sleep. If the sleep efficiency problem is due to multiple interruptions to the nights sleep, that is a very different thing than people having a hard time getting to sleep, but staying asleep once they are out.

If the underlying sleep efficiency issue isn't addressed, it's not really all that surprising that there wasn't a measurable improvement in productivity.
You could probably put each person on their own vlan and let them manage their own lists.

It might postpone the divorce by about 5 minutes while you try to explain it.
Sequential is still bad if you don’t want to disclose the size of your customer base or other commercially sensitive information.

Also see the German Tank Problem[1].

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_tank_problem
Buyback increases the value of the outstanding shares, which is great for those in the company with stock options.
Fun fact: Even the Americans define their fantasy units in terms of metric units:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmSJXC6_qQ8
Prayers help me to be HEALTHY as a Software Developer
So he’s basically recreating WSL but on an Apple Silicon Mac?
Thanks for the informative answer!
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Monitor, Don't Log (2013)
I met Ignazio Marino once, liked him a lot, and been following his short stint as mayor of Rome.

Unfortunately for him, the back-then Prime Minister, Renzi, decided to drop support for him, pushed by many interest groups (some say even the roman mafia), angry at Marino for wanting to disrupt old balances of power.

A pity. He would have done great things for Rome.
*5.5 vs about 6. The study increased their sleep by 27 minutes, they were still under-slept by 2 hours.
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> Why do you associate high blood sugar with more sleep?

Maybe I'm wrong on the causation but I feel more sleepy if I eat more carbohydrate.

> Could it also be something else, like the cooking oil used with the veggies and meat/tofu?

Anything would do, it's just simply harder to sleep with empty stomach =P
Ahh, kids of today.

I'm on traditional satellite for one week out of every two - at 600ms RTT. I'm either SSH'ing into hosts over that link, or worse, using a Citrix VDI to access (mostly) SSH terminals at the far end.

It's tolerable but far from enjoyable.

30ms latency would be an utter delight, not just compared to geostationary, but also compared to what we had in the late 20th century in terms of terrestrial connections.
Euler’s fizzbuzz is elegant http://philcrissman.net/posts/eulers-fizzbuzz/
Most of my ESP32s are driving stepper controller boards for custom microscopes, telescopes, or my CNC. It's nice because the ESP32 has a wifi connection so I can just connect directly to it to control it via g-code.
I lost $10K trading Canadian weed stocks
Or from people who won't purchase anyway. If I need something, I'll look it up. "Suggesting" I purchase something just doesn't work for me. Ads are blocked on my machines primarily for aesthetics, then lack of use.
It is funny that, some of the people involved here also have to do with a "cryto-Euro" system they are testing out ...

... and, within that, even though they admit to using the -term- "blockchain" to gain some traction, they explicitly disavow it tech-wise, using some sort of ledger, and digital signatures for consensus.-
I think the reason they mentioned more complicated setups is because I'm using an actual old machine at home and unless you know what you're doing you don't want to expose it to the world.

I think poking a hole on port 22 is mostly ok if you only allow key authentication and no password authentication but I don't know enough to give advice on security.
These days, one of the main - if not the main - cause of Facebook's (and other GAFAM's) evilness is simply that they have gotten too big.
Technically, yes. They do well enough that we can and do accept it.
Which TLS feature are you referring to?
Scala 3 in SBT 1.5
>we, in the UK, are especially incompetent when it comes to almost all forms of capital spending

I don't think anybody is particularly good. China is better at building HSR largely by dint of having more practice, not because they're better at capital expenditure.

IT projects are corruption, I think. There's no way Accenture would survive in a properly competitive market for IT were it not for the UK government contracts having legal requirements only they and a few other large consulting companies can meet.
Yeah, the translation is quite farfetched.
Hey thanks, not sure how you add those repos, currently I have to manually run a script to get and update the repos list. Now I'm actually working on automating it (with GitHub Actions).

And now that you mention farfetch'd, I realised it's a bug on my script...
https://github.com/search?q=farfetch%27d vs https://github.com/search?q=farfetchd

I probably have to remove non-alphanumeric characters before hitting GitHub's search API...
Ya. I know it can be hard to justify all the work involved in watching on LaserDisc, when it's just so easy to dial it up on Plex. The first thing I did when I got it was digitize it, and copy it to Plex.
But something about watching it on the real hardware, listening to the disc spinning, watching it switch sides A->B every 30 minutes, that transports me back to a simpler time.
I have taken a bit of a different approach. For the the first 10 years I have been focused purely on coding while dabbling a bit in UX and Design while rejecting any management opportunities given. The last 5 have been a mix of the prior and management, product owner, growth, founder. I plan to continue this while staying at smaller companies where your responsibilities are what is currently needed and very hands on, not strictly what your title says.

This I feel gives me the most flexibility for the future. I’m not necessarily concerned about not finding a job in programming until I retire, but I like to make life decisions (e.g. where and how to life) first and job decisions second.

I haven’t done a whole lot of programming in the last 1.5 years or so, but so far I’m not feeling that I’m falling much behind given that I’m doing around 15 hours of mentoring, code reviews and problem solving sessions with programmers per week.
I’m in a similar situation. If you are good at talking with people and managing them, then companies will naturally try to coax you into positions where that’s what you do. A lot of people can code, and naturally a smaller subset can code and manage people well. I believe that all you can do is be as honest as possible with your company without making ultimatums. See if they are receptive to changing your role so that you are doing more coding. I feel your issue though because it’s easy to think “but I started making a lot more money when I started managing people, if I go back to coding, will my pay still be justified? Will future raises/promotions be forfeited because I go back to coding. Is coding “going back”? Is this furthering or regressing my career? Etcétera.

My only advice there is if you’ve successfully managed for a few years and you make the switch back to coding, to go back to management will not be hard, at your company or at another. Good luck
I'd just search around for printing posters. FedEx seems to (https://www.fedex.com/en-us/printing/posters/prints.html) but I imagine most printing places would. I'm sure there are plenty of on-line sources as well.
You say it's not pragmatic yet history seems to disagree with you.

Humans create resources we don't just find them. 300 years from now we are either harvesting the universe or we are just sitting ducks waiting for some giant cataclysmic event. At least my "ideology" gives us a chance where as yours just wait for us to join natures 99.9% extinction rate.
I already feel sorry for the local landowners.
Not sure what you mean. How did the green revolution avert catastrophe?
> ... only 5.5 hours per night ...
> ... increased sleep duration by 27 minutes per night ...

I'm not surprised. On average, they were still under 6 hours, if barely. And if the sleep problems are interrupt-driven, this study does not appear to account for sleep quality.
Great piece! I love how the author structures the post, taking us into the structure and all of it's subsequent layers down on through historical time.

I rolled my eyes at Freud's mention, in the eyes of such immense ancient culture, here we are still talking about a second rate scientist who falsified evidence and set psychology back 50 years.
Are you in the UK? (Wondering where pennys are still in common usage.)

Here in Australia, for 100W / hour I'm going to be paying ~ A$250 / year to keep it powered. That's about 160 euro, or 200 usd.
That depends on the whether they produce discomfort, frequency of the noise, whether the wearer has tinnitus, blah blah blah
My immediate thought: the algorithm is wrong! Deciding which film to watch together isn't a matter of both parties saying which films they are willing to watch and then picking one from the intersection of those two sets. It's a negotiation, and it could be like negotiating Brexit.

Take just a simple example: suppose P1 and P2 are both willing to watch films F1 and F2, but P1 would prefer to watch F1 and P2 would prefer to watch F2. But suppose P1 knows, because of an unguarded remark that P2 made, that P2 is willing to watch F1, but P1 has managed to keep quiet about their willingness to watch F2. Then P1 can "win" the negotiation by claiming that they are only willing to watch F1.

So this app needs to be upgraded to act as an agent on behalf of each user. Each user tells the app which films they are willing to watch and what their preferences are, and also what information they have managed to obtain about the preferences of the adversary (significant other). The two AI-powered agents then negotiate on behalf of the users, complete with bogus deadlines, threats to walk out and so on.

A premium version of the app could take account of other household duties, long-standing grievances and so on and use them as additional "bargaining chips".
I like this. When I was a kid I used to do something similar using graph paper, filling in the squares as I went.
China's Covid vaccines have low efficacy rates, official says
In a way, we all do this.

A 4-person tent can hold about 4 teenagers travelling with nothing.

An airline seat is built to the “standard” person, but the average person is overweight/obese in USA.

A “lunch” can vary from 500 to 2500 calories.

A medium coffee = ???. When a Canadian coffee chain expanded to USA, an order for a medium was put into their L cups.

A Tetra Pak of Tropicana has gone from 2L to 1.89L to 1.75L.

Don’t even get me started on clothes.

Surprisingly, the government has done a great job at maintaining standards in the tobacco industry. Nobody is selling packs of cigarettes with 19 slightly-shorter cigarettes.
I've always thought that an elegant solution wouldn't iterate by ones, but would instead increment the correct amount between each print statement... 0+3+2+1+3+1+2+3+3+2+...
Hope they run away on time if they find unusually active scarab beatles, sand devils with faces or mummies...

(I kid, I kid, of course, this kind of looks like the beginnings of many Mummy movies)
It's very obvious when it's on or off. The machine has been well designed with a11y in mind, so it lights up and has icons. Also, it inflates your upper respiratory tract like a balloon, which is pretty hard to miss.
yes
the so-called walled system DO let user to reset ad if and switch off tracking. While to so-called freedom system doesn’t do any of this.

I will see this as hypocritical
Made a login on iOS but it won’t accept it. The password generated by 1password was 24 characters and it was accepted during the creation process, but login fails. It blows me away how often this happens. Uninstalling....
Even so, I can't imagine there isn't a less clucky button.
Reddit is down – open incident
That ship was renamed as Vladivostok 2000 and is currently moored in Russia.

https://www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:34...
iOS you can use Charles app and intercept https request without any extra device.

https://www.charlesproxy.com/documentation/ios/
> It just makes me suspicious somehow, with nothing to back that up but a nervous feeling.

Sounds like a good reason to learn about investing! Picking up there basics of passive/couch potato investing, including the theory behind the strategy, is pretty easy assuming you have some basic financial literacy and math skills.

There's nothing magical about passive investing. You're literally just investing in the entire economy by buying a little bit of everything.

If that's stops working it's because something deep and fundamental in the economy or stock markets has failed, and if that happens, you'll have much bigger problems.
No, Apple is not tracking its users to a greater extent. You wish that were true, clearly, but you can't support it. As for "flashing custom ROMs", well, if you could support your main argument, you wouldn't be trying to change the subject three times.
It is likely that discord still uses 'old' VoIP notifications that worked well before iOS 12/13 dropped the hammer on them and forced developers to always show callkit on every voip notification. With those notifications, it wasn't really a problem, but apple killed them because some developers (Facebook?) abused them to gather location and other data.
You seem to be basing it on the assumption that Ivan would be able to invert a binary tree on a whiteboard and get into said FAANG. I'm only half-kidding.
I thought the original subject was that there's too much gatekeeping. Or is there just double standard, so that gatekeeping is good for Linux distros and bad for commercial app stores?
When real world mapping meets Tolkien
The Hint Book
In Search of an Aesthetics of Crypto Art
Thanks, nice to know!

I know we have plans to start adding SQL Server support this year (due to customer demand), and we might end up doing a full transition. Stuff like this certainly doesn't make that case weaker.
a) no, not the same thing
b) no, not being used the same way by Apple, so not comparable
c) this is 5 months old and pre-dates Apple's current privacy initiatives
To be fair, property prices in Germany (buying) are insane, and if you account for that, it makes the salaries seem low. Munich is currently on par with the bay area per square footage/meters, at much lower salaries.

And unless you've been grandfathered into a rent controlled apartment, inner city rents for newcomers are overpriced AF, especially after the new rent controll law kicked in in Berlin, further restricting supply and increased the prices for newcomers.
I'm in my mid-50's and coding full-time for a living.

Twice in my career, I've found myself in senior management roles (CTO in an EMEA organisation, and Software Eng Manager in a medium sized tech company).

In both cases, it's fair to say I wasn't having fun in those roles. I stayed in each for 4-5 years. And in both cases, I left the role to return to a pure coding role (I went freelancing, and eventually ended up as an employee in a company in both cases).

The adjustment was tough. Luckily, I'd been coding in my spare time, so the tech transition wasn't too hard.

But finding myself suddenly in a position of almost zero influence was tough.

I suddenly wasn't setting the agenda. I also found myself disagreeing with my supervisors' decisions but I had to temper my replies (I knew I had more management experience than some of them, but I needed to stay in my box, to a large extent).

In some aspects, it's an ego problem. As a senior manager, you're invariably in a highly visible role, and that brings a certain level of ego boosting.

Also, in my case, there was the various visible attributes that comes with a senior role - company car, personal assistant, international travel, visibility up the org tree, etc.

Luckily, I ended up in a financial trading company so my compenation now is probably where it would be if I had stayed on a management track in other companies.

Do I regret my decisions? At this stage, no (my most recent "reversion" was nearly 7 years ago). I'm happy writing code and not being involved in the politics and BS of management.

But there are times I also miss some aspects of management.

In terms of it being a long-term career choice? I feel it's easier to find roles as a freelance developer than as a freelance manager (or management consultant).
He says somewhere that 20-25% of users of Photopea are from India. This sounded surprising, and then I remembered that so many photo-editing services are based in India (search for "photo clipping service" for instance).

Many of them probably use Photopea, a much cheaper alternative to buying huge numbers of CC subscriptions...

There is something hilarious in the fact that image editing farms in India, whose clients come from all over the world, use a Web app made by one guy in the Czech Republic.

Another interesting fact is that those farms get most of their business from Google ads, and the maker of Photopea in turn makes most of his money from ads.
I'd add temporary containers to that list (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/temporary-con...)
So you get an automatically generated container for each domain (even navigating from an existing one) and whitelisting per wildcard/container
Interesting tidbit, the original definition for Celsius set 0 as boiling and 100 as freezing. It was swapped in 1743.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celsius
So what you are saying is that SSL certificates are a "huge and unjust centralization of power"?

/s
>Metric [...] is the exclusive unit system for scientific work.

Lockheed Martin and the Mars Climate Orbiter beg to differ.
Blood for the Blood Gods isn't exactly new news, isn't it?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12214772

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12811044

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18929943

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23566404

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24324092

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19247090
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...
...

So the really interesting question is, why does newsweek.com revive old news this week?

Do they need fresh blood?