skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In this case it was a problem about creating a deep copy of nodes in a graph. My “easy” approach involved using a map with the key being a reference to the original A and the value being the copy A* OR adding matching ids to A and A* and use a map to go from A to A*. They said no mutations to the original objects (ids are out the window) and then that led to the quibbling over addresses because you can’t use an object reference as a key in a map in JS (it’ll just stringify it in the map).

(I’m half hoping that after typing this out someone will reply with some data structure I’m unaware of that would allow you to uniquely map the reference of an object to an arbitrary value.)
FFx sake !
Kind of - your web application needs to partially handle that, and SQLite also depends on the OS filesystem to handle concurrent access.
Honestly I use DDG because in most cases the search results returned are more relevant. I’ll go to google if it’s something that could be explained by a YouTube video or Reddit thread or a Pinterest board, but Google really wants to push you toward the larger sites — even if the content is less relevant.

If I recall DDG doesn’t even use cookies. So they’re showing ads based solely on the search terms, which personally I’m ok with as long as it doesn’t clutter the page too much. Showing me ads when I’m in a discovery mindset is ok and is less intrusive; it’s way worse when you’re in a consumption mindset and the ads are just obnoxious (I’m looking at you, YouTube ads).
And this project didn’t meet Armstrong’s own projections in 2012. We’re still using that 30-year-old (now 40yo) CC infrastructure primarily.
Ty for that.

I just used some 15 year old entry level Shure's I had from 15 years ago - massive self noise.

I think I was tending to the 30 as its a slightly hotter mic
Charlie Shrem (BitInstant) was a bit less lucky, or maybe it was "too early"?
But they aren't the same. XPS belongs to the ultralight series,same as X1 Carbon,while gaming laptops tend to be much bulkier,hence the premium charged.
Do you have any recommendations for cameras? I've been using a macbook camera all year because all the cheapo logitech webcams on the market are clunky and look awful.

What do you recommend?
This matches what I've seen...

My previous dog (RIP, Caleb) hated crows and would bark and lunge at them on our walks. So every time we came out, one would caw out the alert and crows up the road would echo the alert to more distant crows.

The crows did the same thing with my next dog. But the first time he saw crows on the road, he did his greeting dance -- the same one he uses to try to get people or other dogs to come over to meet him.

And that was it, the crows immediately understood and stopped alerting from then on. (Not entirely a happy ending, though. The crows never did come over so Jack could meet them).
You can - use another WebKit-based browser, such as Web[1].

[1] https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.gnome.Epiphany
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I don't against EA in general in the comment (I do have tons of reservations against it, but not time to write about it here atm). I respond to the grandparent's comment, specifically the part I explicitly quoted -- which does mention becoming rich.

That said:

>Who cares if it's more self serving as long as they do get the the second part?

People like me, who don't consider it being altruistic or not as orthogonal to the success of the second part.
You can with a VM
>The environment you’re in dictates your major life decisions.

I felt like this point should have definitely been expanded further. I found the number one factor in your quality of life will be where you decide to live.

For example, in Los Angeles the typical person would need to spend about $1,500 $1,800 between rent and transportation just to live. Since most younger adults can't do that, they end up either living with their parents or crashing from place to place. This creates a really nasty culture of entitlement. Not to mention exploding levels homelessness.

I almost never met people with their lives together. Chicago on the other hand is absolutely amazing. You can rent a room for 6 to $800, and a monthly metro pass is only about 100$. As a result anyone who puts in the effort can get their own place, and live a decent life. I had no problem finding a great partner in that city!

That's sad I'm pretty wary of most self-help books, or self-help content. Changing your attitude will only go so far, you need to do something drastic like moving or losing a ton of weight. I did both in my twenties and my life is so much better as a result
The church did also ban the astronomical works by Copernicus and Kepler.
I think their home page is just fine given Calendly's market position and level of stagnation. Will be trying Calendoso today as it will not only save my company money, but will enable some very powerful new workflows.
I know I have tried that just so poorly documented I gave up lifes to short.
Does that imply that the meaning is well-defined like "term of art" does?
Skip this NYMag pablum. Read Dean Kissick's Downward Spiral: Popular Things (on NFTs and the pervasiveness of mundane art) instead. "We live in an algorithmically generated culture, and we are the algorithms" ;)

https://www.spikeartmagazine.com/articles/downward-spiral-po...
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For better or worse, Chrome is still the browser to beat when it comes to newest browser APIs. My hobby project is an app that utilizes some of them and more than once I've found myself considering dropping support for other browsers. In principle I love Firefox but at the same time I'll have to wait at least a few months to start using the same APIs.
>But it doesn't so much seem like this is the case, having tried to reach out through several channels.

It was too late now. When things are on fire, you're in panic-mode now. The reality is that if Twilio had shitty support today, they had shitty support last week and 6 months ago (etc.). That should have been identified by OP as a risk to their business and rectified (either by forging a relationship with someone at Twilio so you can backchannel support request, or identifying your account manager and making sure they are responsive, or moving to another vendor with better support). Twilio is a critical supplier for OP's company. You can't just assume they care about your business as much as you care about your business.

>he power asymmetry - some large SaaS vendors provide critical infrastructure to customers

OK. So? There are lots of things you can plan for and not control. None of us are fully in control of our circumstances. We can't control how trillion-dollar companies behave. We can't control the weather. What you can control is your actions, your planning and ultimately your response to things you can't control.

For example, I peeked at OPs comment history and he mentioned that their support line was provided by them (they provide telephony services and therefore they dog-food their products) ... was that the right move though? Because if they are down (or Twilio is down), their customers will need to talk to someone and won't be able to reach them. Maybe it makes sense to have another provider handle their support line (or at least have a backup).

The point is that, sure, Twilio screwed up - fully agree with that. Maybe OP can recover some damages, and maybe not. Maybe it isn't worth chasing Twilio through courts for years and spending thousands of dollars. Regardless, ultimately it is OP that suffered the consequences of Twilio's screw up, so OP should prepare themselves for this in the future. And don't tell me that there's nothing OP could have done. That's bullshit.
At the doses in question here, SSRIs have a terrible side effect profile when compared with psilocybin.
Good point- I don't think anyone should go for a 4k screen on a laptop. 1080 is already pretty good for laptop screens, 1440 is probably the sweet spot. Aside from the battery savings which are immense, there's not much fractional scaling fiddling needed.
Great point. Hard to have a moat when your commodity is open by design/nature.
Or lucid
Here's a 20$ clone with a switch. Switch is definitely worth it.

Despite it not being a Shure itself, it seems like the clones are fine up to high frequency singing.

https://www.amazon.com/GLS-Audio-Vocal-Microphone-ES-58-S/dp...
Maybe? I discounted Roblox too.
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Looking very promising, I'll definitely try this once it develops a bit more. Some things echoed by others as well:

- Need clarity/support for timezones (this is critical)

- Months need to be laid out correctly

- I looked around for a bit and didn't at first find any demo, until then I realized it was embedded in the page! Add a link in the navbar that says "Demo" that takes you to that page, and a big demo above the one on the front page saying "Demo:"

- "Open source Calendly alternative" might be a good start as long as you're still piggy-backing off Calendly's hard work in popularizing this kind of idea, but eventually you want to start defining your own product and stand on your own two legs

- I love the pretty design!
We started investigation on o365 integration.
AWS SNS SMS seems best suited for internal communications (we use it for alerts); it does not seem suitable for commercial use where you require targeted sends, you'd have to create a topic for each customer.

Source: use it and twilio.
Here's how they describe it in the paper:

First experiment (science conference talks from YouTube):
"We selected two conference talks (in physics and engineering) from YouTube and altered their acoustic features using iMovie software. The good audio quality version of each talk was created with an audio filter called “small room,” which reduces the echo and increases the clarity of the speaker; the poor audio quality version was created with an audio filter called “Large Room,” which does the opposite, increasing the echo and decreasing the clarity of the speaker."

The second experiment (NPR interviews) was again using iMovie and they describe it like this:
"The good audio quality version of each talk was created with no audio filters so that participants heard the interview as it was originally recorded. The poor audio quality version was created with audio filters that made it sound as if the researcher had called in on a bad phone line."
Since Hacker News readers tend to be (but are certainly not exclusively) living in Western countries, I think it's reasonable to assume from context that the original poster was likely referring to the yoga that's common in the West.
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The secret we all know is that governments, countries, laws, they’re all just a bunch of stuff we made up. They exist only as long as we all keep agreeing they exist, and act accordingly. Far more than Tinkerbell, regimes and governments need us to believe in them or they die. Sometimes this death takes the form of people just ignoring old structures, like in the Hellenic age when a remote Greek colony might hear from the founding city so infrequently that it starts ignoring the empire and just makes its own government. A more common consequence when people stop believing in governments is that some rival will take advantage of that lack of confidence, and rise up to claim power instead, whether through an electoral primary challenge or a bloody civil war. For this reason, regimes to work hard to gain legitimacy, that is to acquire any and all things that make people agree the regime is real, and has the right to rule.

Wow.
Enjoy your millionaire status! Could of, should of, would of!
I mean, youtube doesn't work in firefox well. I can't count the number of times I had to restart the browser to play a youtube video. Google reveals it's not an uncommon issue on OSX. While I hated Chrome from the day one, I recommend it to people...
"Statues of Limitations," was always my favorite malopropism.
> If it was really such a big deal, "someone" would've paid "somebody" already to relocate the animals "after business hours", if you catch my drift. There's more going on behind the scenes for sure that we just don't know about.

Doesn't work, the next thing that will happen is the tree-huggers (B.U.N.D. and others) will get public money to re-establish the population and impose stricter protection measures. In Germany, the environment gets far far better protection than the people.
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>Why?

First of all I agree that if you could only fix one thing, audio should take priority. Fortunately that's pretty easy.

I guess my context is that I'm on video a lot including with large audiences and for external consumption. So, yes, it matters to me whether my video is good. I also know people whose video is routinely terrible that they could likely improve significantly with very little effort.
The Gupta Empire aka Golden Age of India preceded the Islamic Conquest. 2nd to 6th Century AD. Not sure whether this fits into the Middle Ages.

Islamic conquest of India started from ~700 AD, though it became serious only after 900 AD.
> Because OSes can't provide a consistent API, app ship with their their own OS! (a browser today is essentially an OS on top of an OS).

This.
Even when targeting a single platform the developer may very well choose to use one of these frameworks just to avoid having to deal with the most horrible parts of the platform in question (and GUI's tend to be those parts.)
I think it is fair to assume that most people have some type of headphones at home or are capable of buying some.

Also you don't have to put the mic so close to your face that it is visible in your video feed. It still has a much better quality and less noise than many other solutions like bluetooth headsets I tested before.
If you shit on every idea that gets pitched to you, you'll be right the vast majority of the time. I bet the failure rate where the pitcher claims to be "Changing the world" is even higher.
That’s fair. It’s a metric so it doesn’t surprise me that it’s game-able like others. I guess as a candidate you have to use it as one data point. It’s tough because even interviewing as a candidate and asking lots of culture questions you only get, what, like 20 mns of questions answered? Before you commit to 40 hours a week? Sorry to hear you got burned. Toxic work environments are such a drain on life.
Oh hey, I use that mic from your first link. Works quite well for the price. For anyone wondering, I do have V-MODA headphone, so I knew it would fit but it does fit in a couple other headphones as well.. it just won't fit in everything, so be aware of that.
I have an aversion to sending them and always say: "Hey, I'm happy to work a time out over email, or if it's easier for you here's my [link]"
If it is mostly text, then I would say git is better suited.
I think most of that is overkill (and not cheap) and most people would benefit just from a cheap USB dynamic or condenser mic direct.

Logic Pro is overkill.

Apple already offers a live virtual instrument and audio processing rig called Main Stage.

It’s $40 rather than $300.

https://www.apple.com/ca/mainstage/

But I think even that is overkill for your average office worker.

Microphones are already tuned, so you’re getting expert input to the sound at that end already. That alone would be in another league to a laptop in a noisy room.
Multi Account Containers in Firefox[0][1] works really well for me.

I have tabs for administrative work accounts and personal work accounts, along with restricting anything from Facebook into it's own container[2].

[0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/multi-account...
[1]: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers
[2]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/facebook-cont...
Assuming my friend has a webpage and wants me to take look at it, or he is offering a webshop and knows my IP, or my notable User Agent. Or that I have an ATI FireGL graphics card installed, which is something which JS can query. He just asks me to visit a server he controls.

Will he now be able to query a list of properties of my personality? Interested in space, in biking, according to my Google Ad Settings also in Fujian, for whichever reason that is unknown to me?
It is true that many "long covid" symptoms are vague symptoms like fatigue, it also true that many who self-report "long covid" never had a positive COVID test.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/these-patients-tested-ne...

It is also true that staying at home and listening to media dramatizations causes stress, which can cause the aforementioned symptoms.

So, if you put two and two together, you may come to the conclusion that many or even most "long covid" cases are psychosomatic and not caused by the virus itself, even in those people who actually were infected.

Like I said, this needs to be differentiated from symptoms that are clinically verifiable long-term effects of respiratory illness and viral infection.
> Are there limits to the number of files a directory can hold?

Yes, depending on the file system.

For example, ext4 with default settings uses 32-bit hashes. Upon the first collision, you can no longer add more files to the directory (ENOSPC error).

Source: https://blog.merovius.de/2013/10/20/ext4-mysterious-no-space...
I guess. Reminds me of the time in Santiago de Chile we were fixing up a place and the door was ajar. A group of Jehova's Witnesses came in without knocking, holding their pamphlet in front of them in a noticeably odd way, in case they found anybody inside they'd be all about the pamphlet. I guess they thought it was their warrant.
This is obvious just by looking at the labels. We continue to call these cryptocurrency, and that was what Armstrong saw. But in practice the only narrative that gets any real traction (and makes any sense) for BTC is the digital gold narrative and store of value.
It seems like there would be a market for reputable E2E vendors that provide you with a decent SLA.

On the other hand, that would be a bit more expensive, and might therefore be out-competed in a race to the bottom.
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Paid service:

http://www.geofabrik.de/data/overpass-api.html
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Ideally I would want things like samadhi, kayvalya and numerous other things explained in layman terms and ideally with some modern instructions. I do not want a stripped version of yoga that only involves physical exercises.

There is also this thing that some scriptures mention things that others don't and sometimes even present conflicting theories throughout the same scripture.
Like hatha-yoga prardipika mentions two ways of achieving immortality: one through raising kundalini and another through saving bindu.

Alternatively I'm looking for some guide on what are the main ideas, different schools and techniques developed in yoga, how they relate to each other, what are main concepts and how they evolve in different schools.

tldr: I have a sense that there is something valuable for me, but I want to extract it with minimal costs, i.e. not getting a degree in philosophy or orientology in the process.
No? I'm saying that (as is documented by the olympic records!) the peak ability has increased. Things like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mile_run_world_record_progress...

It probably was the case that the average person in a world where you had to walk everywhere was fitter than the average person in a world where you don't.

Similarly people have gotten taller: https://ourworldindata.org/human-height
> The elementary particles are the objects that the rules operate on, not the rules themselves.

If that's true, there is a third "rules" entity present when two particles interact. And that's the one we should detect and study.

Or maybe I'm talking nonsense. But that's how I think about these things.
Have you considered adding a comment linter to your CI process for posting to HN? Or am I the only one with an end-to-end K8 driven process for comment quality?
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I both know what a pimp is and that that show probably made the expression famous. (In Germany there was even "Pimp my Fahrrad")
However, I was not aware that this is not generally used in day-to-day language by native speakers.
Except Coinbase is a cash cow. Hence the direct listing and not IPO.
Sorry but describing Umberto Eco as a pop writer is simply hilarious.
I've been a wxWidgets dev for about 8 years now, and about a year ago I tried moving to ImGUI. The problem with ImGUI is it's necessity to constantly re-render, like a game engine. If one's application is already high-compute, using ImGUI is death to performance.
I think it's important to have goals outside of career/financial goals. Your self esteem should not come from any individual metric in a vacuum.
It's interesting to me that all of these appear to be seated postures with the exception of one where they appear to be hanging upside down from a tree.
You didn't read my comment. I definitely did not write that 20% is for power.
The iPhone is my daily device that I use for messaging. iMessage gives me reactions and group. I had assumed that the Android message app did the same.
> In Germany there was even "Pimp my Fahrrad"

It exactly confirms how that expression became popular there. A direct false association with "improving" "the look of the vehicles." (das Fahrrad == a bicycle)

Well...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVCh6Xp_VD8

Also, very funny, from the Wikipedia page of the show:

"Viacom, the owner of the Pimp My Ride franchise, has made legal threats against a number of small business owners over the use of the words Pimp My... in business names. Businesses using the names Pimp My Pet and Pimp My Snack have been threatened with legal action for an alleged breach of a trademark owned by Viacom. The website Pimp My Snack is now known as Pimp That Snack."

And more from the "pimp-gate": https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Vote2008/story?id=4274500&pa...
I don't even know what your point is here.
The issue with an approach like this is that it's merely fighting the symptoms of the underlying problem. The underlying problem is that you have more demand than supply and something is preventing the market from rectifying this problem. Capping rents can only make the underlying problem worse, because there is now less incentive to create new housing.

Now, of course, you might say the thing that is preventing the market from rectifying the situation is that there simply isn't enough space. And that is partially true, there are real physical limits here. But it's not like Berlin is a super high density city, so I find it hard to believe that we're anywhere close to reaching those limits.
ungoogled-chromium is the favorite if you want straight Chromium, although there is of course Brave or Vivaldi if you want additional features.

https://ungoogled-software.github.io/ungoogled-chromium-bina...
Probably less static, lower noise floor, more tonal and full sound. I've used both and I obviously prefer XLR but it probably doesn't make any difference for casual use.
And the one floating in the air of course.
Is the audio quality recorded from a Bluetooth microphone worse than audio played through Bluetooth headphones? (ie is recording worse than playback?) If not, then that's okay because Bluetooth headphones sound fine.

A wired mic isn't really an option in the environment I want to film in but I want something better than the on-camera mic because I'm occasionally pretty far away from the camera.

I also don't want the hassle of recording audio on a separate audio recorder and then mixing that into my video. I want decent audio from a wireless mic recorded onto the phone video. I didn't think that was a big ask...
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You may want to take a look at the Coinbase founding thread from 2012. You should consider putting in more details about yourself. Are you deeply technical or more focused on the business side? I understand why you would use an anonymous account (I am too) but that makes the process harder.