skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The only response you should make to these sorts of things are "Give me a number, if it is close we can go to the next step." That is it.

If they give you a number, then you say "Put it in a MOU where you will pay us 10% of that number if these discussions break off for ANY reason."

Only after you have a number you would actually sell the company for, and you know that if they are wasting your time you will still get enough cash to cover the extended runway you will need to keep going after they leave, then it is possible they have enough skin in the game to be aligned more with your interests.
planetary.org/articles/every-picture-from-venus-surface-ever
> claims about transmissibility to animals from humans

I think that ones true, no? Ferrets, big cats, house cats , dogs, bats and mink (with hundreds of mink to human spread in Denmark) seem to be able to get it. Probably a bunch of primates too beyond gorillas.

But not chickens and pigs (in the small study I dug up).

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanmic/article/PIIS2666-5...

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/...

This is all a big deal since it means that, even if we vaccinate every human, it might stick around in wildlife and re-infect humans again after it mutates or as immunity decays.
France also sells arms to Taiwan probably worth more than the sales to China.

https://www.france24.com/en/20200513-china-warns-france-agai...
Didn't happen until we have pictures. Sorry but I don't make the rules.
I feel the same way. Talk to your local IHK = chamber of commerce.

I did and mine will soon run an article series in all of northern Germany to educate business leaders about electronics, innovation and how that'll create jobs and lucrative patents.

It was some work for me to collect statistics and experts to cite, but I expect it'll help my business too by increasing demand.

I went with industrial cameras as the example product because they have a market yearning for innovation in factory robotics and optical AI.
>I don't know how personal attacks help your argument

Saying you sound angry isn't a personal attack, nor is it saying you are angry.

It's just saying you sound angry and hostile, which led me to genuinely do my best to understand what you were disagreeing about. I couldn't find it.

"Sweeping under the rug" appeared to me to be a metaphor with negative connotations, but not a denial of gas being less of an issue. You seemed to be saying "yeah, it's less of an issue, but that's bad".
FYI , you know that US was caught spying on other countries, including economical espionage(on Airbus) and I remember I seen recently some video about US getting access to some Russian equipment and the hyper patriotic narrator ...
now imagine I would invent some stupid accusation that SpaceX is built on tech stolent from Russia and airbus without any proof just some unrelated links about that a guy maybe stole some seeds or some documents that you can't trust because of the political and racist environment in US.

If the tech is stolen I suggest you either do some better work on presenting this or better wait for someone less lazy, more competent and with more knowledge in this domain to do it. Some US gov employee could either show or fabricate better evidence then you.
Would it help to have a burrowing probe? What are the subterranean conditions like?
> and gender is not binary, but it is by bimodal with significant overlap.

What's your definition of gender?
It's a little bit more complicated.
TSMC wants subvention for building the fabs, but the chips that will be produced will be sold elsewhere. So the EU gains nothing from it but costs.
The EU needs a european chip manufacturer and developer not a subsidiary of Intel or TSMC
Plenty of us don't really have any need for Docker other than stuffing CV, and not every developer on whatever platform is doing UNIX stuff.

Thankfully the world of development is much more richer than that.
Yeah, why read books when you can read online articles? Why even read longreads when you can read summaries? Why read a summary when there's a Tweet thread? Why read when you can listen to the audio of a YouTube video you're not even looking at? And so on and on and on. There's an insidiousness to online media that seems even worse than how TV used to be. At least TV, radio, and print were all clearly separate mediums. Now it's all hypertext, equally evanescent.
The significance is that that space travel is becoming a commodity. In the recent past we had several countries attempting moon landings. The Chinese landed successfully. The Israelis had a failed mission recently. The Indians crashed (on purpose) a probe on the moon. The Japanese, Iranians, and probably a few others have each launched satellites into orbit. It's getting crowded there.

The other significant thing is that there is now a bit more urgency to the matter of getting humans back to the moon and eventually to Mars. The Chinese are preparing to set up their own space station and are obviously interested in going to the moon and Mars and they seem to have the technical capability to get there. It's a bit like the early days of the space age when NASA and the Russians were competing for getting there first. NASA seems busy fighting domestic battles for funding rather than getting stuff done. They got a lucky break with SpaceX having a bit more focus on that front and proposing something that might actually fly. Now they need to get serious about actually making that happen. If they don't, somebody else will.
Yeah and it's always annoying to get the original url from google search page. :(
That is basically a truth.

If you sit in IT people bubble then you might feel ashamed that you have to look up stuff all the time.

But technicians always had books like "mechanics guide" or "lookup tables" and they mostly knew which things to apply and where. Without training and experience you don't even know what to look for.

IT bubble people overestimate non IT people level of understanding, I see how "normal" people still struggle with basic text editing or using browser features that are obvious to me like "open link in a new tab". I am not talking here about my grandmother but even people in their 20's but just those non IT.
Java/the JVM provides a low-level API for threads on top of which abstractions can be built. How do you think clojure implements their parallelism?

And Loom will be absolutely killer feature, it’s not about performance, it’s about blocking. Abstraction built on top of them will be easier to reason about, no callback hell, etc.
I don't develop apps for the App Store so I don't know what it's like to go up against the beast. But Apples logic makes sense to me. If developers want their 30% back then they should develop a marketing pipeline that funnel users to their preferred payment method. If the 30% is at all worth it then it make sense to devise a way to capture as much of it as possible.

On the flip side, it's not a free lunch. Developers will have to spend money to get users on boarded outside of the App store.

With that said, I agree that 30% is too much and makes Apple look greedy.
Painful, exhausting, and boring is a combination that usually means you are running too fast for your fitness level. It's usually recommended people run at a pace that allows them to have a conversation relatively easily, and it's rare for people to find that pace painful and exhausting. Especially (!) if you can't focus enough to watch something on TV. When I run hard I can't listen to podcasts either, that's pretty normal and just part of how things work, but it's nothing to do with running per se. Obviously I don't know what your fitness level is, but running can be a humbling experience sometimes, so one shouldn't give up just like that.

I know people like to play up individual preferences and personalities, genetic variability and all that, but the basic physiology of running is (scientifically) basically the same for all people barring some health conditions. So if you hate it there's still a good chance that some experimenting will get you running quite fine even if you hate it now. We're all just humans anyway, you know, you're not that special.
He has one talk that he’s been giving for years presenting his hypothesis on solving aging. He’s done great work legitimizing longevity research. Though, I’m not convinced that he has the solution.
Could this be used for a noise-free navigation aid for the blind?
I'm not productive at all but I don't care, I'm not trying to be very productive.
Great points. This is why I didn't try to argue that claim. It just doesn't matter.
I scrolled all the way to here since I expected way more mentions of Tabs Outliner. It’s kept me stuck on Chrome for so long, but now with the death of The Great Suspender extension my hand has been forced to build my own personal replacement as I want to get off chrome again…

Losing the great suspender means I can’t in concert with Tabs Outliner switch in and out groups of dozens of tabs at a time. Now doing this chews multiple GB of memory and my machine all but locks up for minutes at a time if I forget that I can’t do this anymore. I’ve run into macOS’s “out of memory killer” window pop up on several occasions now entirely from chrome alone.

I am a heavy user of tabs and I’d be trying all the mentioned ones in this page, but I have to express to anyone who has not tried it, if you are building a tab management tool and have not looked at Tabs Outliner in chrome, you need to, it represents the high water mark of tab hoarder & power user features. I’ve got 17 thousand tabs saved in hundreds of windows and groups on just one of my machines!

I’ve got to the point where the design for the tool im building to replace this, must have a query language or just raw SQL power search box to get to whatever underlying dB stores it all (probably going to be Sqlite)
It’s a strawman argument. All lives matter isn’t a movement - it’s divisive rhetoric used to disenfranchise black lives. What has come out of the all lives matter movement? Are all people suddenly going to be lifted out of poverty from it? Are there any specific goals of the all lives matter “movement”? Nope. There aren’t. It’s rhetoric and you’re playing into the game of a politician... but ok. Think you’re smart and that I’m intolerant or something - I’m sure that works well for you.

Ain’t no one showing up to AIDs walks or walks for the cure and saying, “but you know, all viruses/cures matter, guys. Let’s walk for all.”
Try something like Mysore Ashtanga yoga. It can be difficult but it's never boring if you are doing it right. It hits everything, strength, flexibility, balance, breathing, concentration, every muscle group. And you learn and do the routine on your own rather than a group, except once a week. All you need is a mat and you feel brilliant afterward. Might be hard to get started with covid but check it out once the studios start up again.
How about instead aiming for 1000x as fast, so that it's as fast as a statically-typed language? (Google's pure Python Protobuf implementation is literally 1000x slower than their Python front-end that wraps the C++ Protobuf library...)

Oh wait, achieving native speed is close to impossible for a dynamically-typed language.
Um, I would be careful about ingesting cadmium, my friend. Anyway, you can easily test your hypothesis on mice if you actually want to pursue this idea.
Thank you for the video. I'm so excited by the Clojerl project. I've been torn between Elixir and Clojure but perhaps I can have the best of both worlds.
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What if you designed a probe like a medicine capsule, with an outer shell that's designed to melt, but a smaller rover inside that can survive the heat/acid/pressure?
If someone kidnaps your family member and asks you to pay $5M, do you think you're a customer now?

A customer willingly pays to get value in return. Having your resources stolen (even with the option to choose between data or money) just makes you a victim.

$5M on AWS gets you $5M of services. If they didn't have to actually provide anything then they could have an entire team to talk to you 24hrs a day. But these comparisons are beyond ridiculous and you know it.
What an attrocity.

You could've just said that you no longer want to invest in mobile talent.

Just opened Coinbase Android app:
* Overall slow
* Jank in transitions
* When dialog pops up and you close it, there's a dangling shadow in the air
* You open privacy policy and application is killed in background and you see splash screen again with no state restoration, what the f?

Hot garbage, the time you spent on this could be spent on rewriting to proper native standards.
Hmm, thank you, that's actually really good advice. Next time, I will just keep the speed so low that I can listen to my podcast without problem, and see what happens.

I will probably still wish I would do dishes while listening to that podcast instead of running, but hey, it's necessary.
Ah, someone copied our homework again :)

I hope that more things on Mars are a net positive anyway, regardless the nation.
Wait? Are you saying that ScamStableCoin is a "scam"?

I think you just don't really understand the ScamStableCoin market. I know lots of people making money with ScamStableCoin.
This is not the best way to confront the OP’s idea.
Why bother when nim already exists?
No it’s not - aeolian processes do a fine job of weathering it. It is very fine dust, and somewhat toxic, but it is not sharp like lunar regolith is. https://medium.com/@adammann930/the-problem-with-dust-on-the...
Most Engineering teams would probably work frictionlessly with any simple Kanban style board.

The pull force in JIRA is how much it gives PM's and other managers a feeling of air traffic control visbility. It ends up serving as a medium for less technical people to digest and participate in a project.

The features that in my opinion keep Atlassian profitable is all the automatic reports and analytics features more so than the daily work functionality.
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That does look interesting, although it is a 60% keyboard (no arrows, pg up/down, delete or function keys).
For me what has always been amazingly fascinating about all of these missions (even more so for the Voyager missions) is to be able to work with so much latency!

In today's world, where we are used to working with millisecond latencies across thousands of kilometers, just to be able to do something with latency of minutes to tens of hours, boggles my mind!

Amazing accomplishment of humankind!
> Hot reloading either barely works or not at all, load up times increase exponentially,

It works like this even on hello world apps.

The only platform where Hot Reload works reliably on mobile is Flutter.
Genuine question, not trying to be sardonic: Why is that not boring?
Lisp is dynamically typed and can reach C-like speeds.

Python is something like 40 times slower than C, lisp gets much closer with something like 4 times slower (all of this heavily depends on what you are doing obviously, so just rough ballparks here).
Can you imagine how aging would blow up the current social programs?

Even countries like Japanese are facing a situation where social programs will need to be cut as the number of workers per retired person is getting very lopsided.

I would imagine if we extended human life expectancy to say 120 on average, we’d need to bump the retirement age to 85 just to keep the books balanced.
Tiktok is "addictive dopamine-f*ing time-sucker almost contentless social medias" perfected more than anything else, by a pretty good margin.

It's a good thing to avoid honestly, you miss out a few rare genuinely funny jokes and avoid the brain damage. Seems like a good trade. Wish I'd made that choice.

If you are in the business of inflicting this kind of addiction on other people then I can understand the positive attitude, Tiktok is a work of art on that front.
Dopamine. What is it and why you should care
If you find that your slowest running pace is still not conversational (which happens a lot), try the run-walk method, and accumulate as much total running time as you can with enough walking breaks that keep you listening to podcasts. That's pretty much where I started myself.
[2] Doesn't work for me. I get redirected to https://www.gog.com/games?page=1&sort=popularity. Is it geo blocking?
It makes me concerned thinking about what kind of biological contamination this rover might have brought to Mars that may seriously hamper the search for signs of past native life.

JPL is very forthcoming about their cleanliness procedures, China not so much. And they don’t exactly have a great track record in this respect.
Moving goalposts...
I would say it depends on attitude, if someone is saying he wants to learn, then he is just saying. If someone is struggling but is interested and doing stuff to learn more he still might pull out of downside.
Not just in your opinion.

Refer to the OSHWA's Open Hardware definition.

https://certification.oshwa.org/basics/faq.html
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Cool, I will try that. I will likely be a bit disappointed how slow my pace is, but I guess it will improve over time...
Hackers got hacked, does get better than that.
We're going to have 128-core consumer CPUs soon, it needs to parallelize.
Children wearing ties contravenes the Geneva Convention.
Nim doesn't make existing python vide bases faster.

Also, do you really think the Python team should just give up on performance just because faster languages exist?

Should Tesla stop building cars as soon as someone builds a faster car than them?
I worked for a defense contractor that turned their nose up at $200M NASA contracts. Then after shenanigans from an unrelated division of the parent company all the big contracts started to dry up as punishment.
Very cool project. :)
Tesla are good electric cars, the best in their categories, but Europe has no problem to produce good electric cars that are the best in their categories too.

The VW group is doing particularly well these days, with the ID4 or the Taycan for example.
I don't think Europe has been the center of innovation since before the World Wars.
> They had a much harder time hiring mobile developers than web developers, and per-person productivity was also lower

That's what happens when you pay peanuts.
Guess what by putting a factory doing the newest node you educate a whole new generation of engineers that can build and run those next fabs.
Thumbs-up to yours as well. :)
There is nothing to read, it's a shortcut to creating a new invoice with stripe invoice. (To create a stripe invoice, you have to login into stripe.)
I did that too, but the limit in my language was around 1024 characters in URL's so had to make small packets to send data.
Your homework? Thank you for taking us to Mars.
They are not mocking you. They respect you for making the right decision for the project as opposed to the best they could do, the right decission for themselves.
As a first pass, wouldn't this be good for China? TSMC was strategic for Taiwan, as a military takeover of Taiwan (where the plants will likely be damaged or scuttled) would be economically damaging for the US. That might be a bit different if the US has enough high-the fabs internally.

I'd love to hear better analysis; I'm not confident of my understanding here.
While twice as fast would be a great achievement. I don't think that this would convince anyone to stop writing C modules for Python and write performance critical code in Python instead. Since twice as fast is still very slow compared to languages like C/C++/Rust.

Another approach would be to accept that Python is slow and that the use case is very different compared to C. Python could improve on the things where it already has an edge and which fits to its design choices.
If they have an excellent attitude I'd definitely give them a lot of time to prove themselves.
You can, but it doesn't have all assets.
I love how they announced it to the world on Twitter, while regular Chinese citizen has no access to the Twitter (not the normal way at least)
IOTA is the green cryptocurrency. Energy Benchmark with Raspberry Pi 4 Nodes
I care but I can’t do shit about it.
Question from a very amateur coder: why would I look at Python for performance when Go exists?

I recently learned enough Go to rewrite some small tools for work that weren't fast enough for our current load and got 5x to 10x the performance. Took me 1 week staying 2h after work to learn Go from scratch for this. Goroutines and channels seem easier to manage than asyncio. Same numbers of lines. My coworkers who don't know Go understood the code just fine.

The only thing I'm not sure so far is the github packages. One one hand I can deploy anywhere and don't care about dependencies, on the other with python I got automatic and vetted updates straight from the linux distribution.
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Ask HN: What's the Best – Cdata CouchDB PowerShell Cmdlets or PSCouchDB?
I found two modules to work with CouchDB on powershell. But, what's better?

1. CData (https://www.cdata.com/drivers/couchdb/powershell/)
2. PSCouchDB (https://github.com/MatteoGuadrini/PSCouchDB)
Are there no hikes are available to you? No mountain peaks you could crest and see spectacular views? Camp under the stars? No nearby lakes you could go for a swim in? Take a kayak on? No ocean where you could learn to surf? No rocks nearby you could climb on? No forests into which you could disappear for an hour or two to lose yourself? Heck, no possibility to live close enough to work to commute by bike?

I really, REALLY do not understand people whose idea of staying fit begins and ends with gyms/treadmills. Hell, treadmills would make me want to shoot myself, so you have my sympathies there. But I've been outside running in sub zero temperatures, and walked on exposed peaks under the hottest sun, biked in absolutely torrential downpours. All of what you're saying sounds like excusitis to me, sorry.
It's a specific sequence of dozens of poses, each different, each with countless aspects you learn and work on. There's so much going on, if you are actually trying to do it right, that there's no cycles left for your mind to wander.

Examples are the angle which you hold your arms and legs; the location of your center of gravity; keeping your knee behind your toes; direction of your gaze, engagement of stomach and perenium muscles; reaching as far as you can in extended poses; balance; remembering the name of the pose; synchronizing the breath with the movement; keeping the breath smooth and slow; learning your body's limits; working with pain; how to hold your hands; the list goes on. And it all works together in an integrated fashion to leave no stone unturned in your body.