skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Modern medicine in general is very good at treating symptoms but unfortunately focuses way too much on symptoms and not enough on living conditions, be it buildings, nutrition or other factors. A lot of buildings in the US have terrible air quality and bad drinking water quality. Add to that the unhealthy lifestyles people are living it's no wonder they get sick.

Unfortunately it seems kind of taboo to point this out to people. I know people who are 100 pound or more overweight and are getting back surgeries and knee and ankle replacements. The rational thing to do would be to tell them to lose weight first to reduce the strain on the joints. Or if somebody needs antidepressants maybe it would be a good idea to reduce workplace stress.
:-) I feel you. I like to think that state machines are used where they are useful (in some games, process orchestration, generators, embedded systems, etc.). The question is more where else can they be useful given that the low hanging fruits have already been harvested.

I am using state machines to write reactive applications: https://brucou.github.io/documentation/

So far I have to say that it is a mixed experience. There is a cost to the abstraction and the indirection (that is fairly well known easy to describe even if we rarely do so due to some self-imposed no-negativity bias or having some interest in the game), and then there are the benefits that are less easy to describe because they depend highly on the nature of the problem that you are addressing.

I implemented a Medium clone application (https://codebase.show/projects/realworld) with state machines. The result is 47Kb (brought down to 39Kb after compiling the machine and other optimizations) vs. 70Kb for the Vue implementation or 160 KB for the React/Redux one (that implementation piles abstraction over abstraction in the form of libraries and pays the corresponding price). I would count that as benefit. Also cf. https://brucou.github.io/documentation/v1/tutorials/index.ht... for the full pitch.

The high-level machine is that one: https://brucou.github.io/documentation/graphs/real-world/rea...

At this level, you can follow the routing of the app. Every route is a compound state. If you open it, you see the details of the behavior. The full machine (post refactoring) is like this: https://brucou.github.io/documentation/graphs/real-world/rea...

So one advantage is that with those graphs, it is easier to onboard new folks arriving to the codebase. They just have to follow arrows to know what the code is doing in response to a series of inputs.

I could continue but with all that said, the Hyperapp implementation of the same application is 27Kb and also fairly simple (even if arguably not as simple) to get into. So there isn't a clear-cut ex-nihilo benefits to state machines here. In fact if you would have implemented the same application as a MPA instead of a SPA, for most, if not all of the pages, using a state machine to model the behavior is simply overkill. Most of the job and value of the machine in my example is to do the client-side routing done in the machine (so no extra library cost).

Anyways the bottom line is the tool is useful but you have to figure for what, and where is the value maximized. The obvious cases have already been figured out.
That's like asking if you've considered telling people to avoid your service forever.
Doesn’t this mean beta testing in prod? Development, at least everywhere I’ve worked, takes place on a separate db. For instance where I work atm we copy prod data to a staging db every couple of months and develop/test new features there before rolling them out. Any data coming from the beta test, in prod, is not really test data it is prod data and I don’t see why you’d want to remove it.
Please do ask your wife: 大きな is a variant of 大きい and the correct form to use here.

https://ja.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E3%81%8A%E3%81%8A%E3%81%8D%E...

Basically, there is a short list of common adjectives including ookii and chiisai that have special 連体詞 forms ending in -na.
When could 256 bit encryption be brute forced?
Retool can't handle basic ethnical issues, why should one trust their customer data to them?
someone's failure can be others' treasure
This really describes to me my lived experience as someone with autism and it mirrors my way of thinking as well, and in fact the crux of the social model of disability. Many things I was struggling with were honestly signs that I was a good person - having strong morals, not tolerating abuse and suffering, and so forth - and the people who were coined as "able bodied" were better equipped to turn a blind eye to it than I was and suffered less. The greater "disability" in my eyes was to be the kind of person who can sit and bear it. It's not a sign of weakness to feel sick in a deeply troubled and sick society.

I think some of this point may have been missed on the author, though. For some people, CEO or not, dealing with behavioral health issues and autism means you have limited choice over "what you can tolerate". We need a society that doesn't stigmatize people who need help, even FDR as they mentioned..it's OK to ask for the milk if that's what you need and it makes your life that much better. It's good to have a society who supports people who literally "can't take the hassle" due to their condition.
I mean performance breaks: asymptotics catch up to you on bigger data. And again, most graphs are small so often fine, or can be done out-of-DB by sending the client the subgraph
The American Society of Civil Engineers' Code of Ethics
Thanks!

I'll check it out
The giant Facebook logo is probably from a time when Facebook was regarded with less suspicion than it is today. But if you want to avoid Facebook, you can use their good ol' phpBB forum. If you look at it more closely, the site is really a time capsule: forum powered by phpBB, documentation on MediaWiki, source code hosted on WebSVN, bug tracking powered by Mantis...
Reader feedback on CPUs: pay attention to those frequencies
I always thought it was a reference to valuable stuff picked from trash, which I understood to be slang from sanitation workers, but apparently that's local to the NYC area.
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That’d be really handy! It’d make Phoenix that much more approachable. With good editor support, I much prefer macros to runtime OOP magic/design patterns.
An extension of the zig ideas is making self contained portable and very small binaries that run everywhere from bare metal to any OS using a cross platform libc and configuring GCC or clang appropriately.

Check out cosmopolitan at https://justine.lol/cosmopolitan/index.html and background at
https://justine.lol/ape.html

Aside:
Zig and Zag were humourous puppet characters with attitude for adults in the UK. Always made me smile on the 'big breakfast' show in the 90s.
States that are not historically racist?
Sure but medium owns your content. Dev.to retains your ownership of your content.

But I guess for the purposes of spam discussion, that is irrelevant.
Either way, Zoom messed up. But of course the school did too.
For cameras or prescription glasses??? If it’s the latter- it’s literally too close for comfort.
Yes, each J function has several array representations.
Re-license as AGPL, charge for an exemption
Like what? Display Stream Compression is entirely broken. It worked in Catalina.

In Catalina my Mac Pro with a W5700X happily drove 2 4K monitors in HDR10 at 165Hz.

In Big Sur my options are now SDR at 95Hz or HDR10 at 60Hz.

This has been broken since the 11.0 betas. This happens with multiple GPUs, multiple monitors, multiple interface types.
I run OpenWRT on a device with 4MB of flash storage, and I update it regularly. The guide I posted from OpenWRT goes into specifics about targeting platforms with limited storage.
It is not a cold start. Actually, the fast start feature of Windows 10 allowed this feat. But in essential, it is just restoring a working session to the RAM.
Keep following up! However, your email isn't very clear about the situation — it just looks like an offer to sell.

Also I noticed that the tool[0] that is referenced in the blog post no longer contains the "Avatar" field.

0. https://retool.com/api-generator
I (native English speaker) somehow learned the verb "attribute" first, and went on to play Dungeons and Dragons for years referring to aTTRIButes, which normalized it throughout the neighborhood.

It took me rather a long time to shake it, in fact. These things happen!
A little late to the thread, but wanted to add my 2 cents anyway. It's not exposure itself to sexual that is the issue, it is encouragement (implicit or explicit) that the children emulate or partake in the same behaviors. For every ancient civilization that mated in front of their kids, how many also mated with their kids? Don't be too quick to dismiss the long term mental effects on exposure and normalization of sexuality to the sexually immature.
That's besides the point though. In fact, you can treat science ~as~ a religion if you want - this is just semantics. That doesn't diminish that in science, we utilize the simplest models that most accurately represent reality. We don't needlessly suggest an alternative wherein we are left with more complications.

This is the case when we suppose for instance, that the Big Bang is not the beginning. Be it god or a computer simulation, we then wonder how those things came to be. Ergo, more complexity that does not resolve our understanding of the world.

Geocentric for instance works, but heliocentric is simpler because then you don't have wild erratic orbits of other planets around Earth. General relativity over newtonian because while more complex, it affords a more accurate depiction of reality.
Looks like this hasn't happened to him for the first time either. First page results for faker.js show how he has been ripped off before too(1). Really sad how big companies abuse OSS.

(1) https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/jquo97/fakerjs_...
>A right-wing extremist in a position of power gets bent out of shape and uses his position of power to say that racism doesn't real, and that microaggressions are pretty cool, actually.

Here's where you're wrong. A level-headed exec correctly told the greater organization that Basecamp does not have a white supremacist culture.

Left-wing extremists at the company collectively have an aneurysm and toddler meltdown.

Since left-wing extremists can't act like adults, the execs had to take away the toys: performative activism is no longer allowed at Basecamp.
Better to evacuate than deal with the parents, probably.
Well said, to add to this, HAProxy is also closing the gap on convenience with its recent addition of AWS EC2 service discovery [1] and Consul service discovery integrations [2].

[1] https://www.haproxy.com/blog/announcing-haproxy-data-plane-a...

[2] https://www.haproxy.com/blog/announcing-haproxy-data-plane-a...
> Toxic masculinity has been written about in great detail and at great length

Generating literature about a postulation doesn't make it true.

How would you ever controvert a bad practice like icepick lobotomies, or a false belief like Aristotelian gravity, if the simple existence or popular acceptance of an idea were considered to be its proof?
Hey, thanks for the reply. I should have clarified in my OP but I'm not looking for some special integration or deal, which yeah would be a much higher bar. I am actually just trying to sign up for the services/APIs these companies provide.

And sure would appreciate a chat, Ive added my email to my profile.
What is "the refi trap"?
Yeah, I mean this story sucks, I feel for the creator. But my gut is telling me this is a perfect example we all shouldn’t just default to MIT license out of the ‘goodness of our hearts’.
The article just says the radiation is too low, but it matters to know. Some 30 years ago, it was possible to bring a glowing glass sphere as a souvenir from various Uranium mines in then Czechoslovakia.
There were numerous reports of acute radiation illness and cancers after that - one couple kept the sphere on the cupboard and therefore were exposed to direct radiation for many hours every day.
They both died with leukaemia and complications.
I think the main problem is Retool is using the faker cloud api directly behind the scene (?) and the generated data is hosted on the faker cloud CDN (?).
For when Retool’s team inevitably reads through this: compensate for, and fix this. Until I can see genuine efforts made to repair this situation, I’ve cancelled my account. Shame.
Using the faker CDN is dodgy and actually probably not legal.

But everything else is.

You don’t want startups using your IP? Don’t license it to them for free with no restrictions. Duh.
I mean, actually using Goatse here would probably be a bad idea, but what I really meant by my comment is "maybe you ought to treat this like any other hotlinking abuse situation, for which there are many commonly employed mitigations."

Serving shock images or other rude content is just the particular mitigation that makes me giggle.
It's kinda your obligation to do more than "hope", isn't it?

If Retool sees that their customers don't care enough to leave because of this, then why would they bother making things right?
I don't think I can edit my post but I should have mentioned in the OP I'm not looking for a custom deal or anything, I am actually just trying to sign up for the services/APIs these companies provide.
Annoyingly, this guy's reasoning is faulty, but one cannot comment on his 'blog'

An inductive proof (which most mathematicians accept as valid) has exactly the structure he wants to call invalid.

You prove N(0) case, then you prove N(i+1) case in terms of the N(i) case.

This is how proof of stake is structured.

It is true that one must START a proof of stake system in a valid state but then the correctness of a state depends upon the correctness of the state prior.

The argument for POS is not quite a simple as that, but this just shows there is nothing inherently invalid about having the validity of a system depend upon the validity of an earlier state of that system.

MANY, MANY systems have just this kind of guarantee.

p.s. I dont own any ETH, I just hate bone headed thinking...
for FOSS projects i also prefer to self host
Open tracing sounds nice, what info is passed along?
Difficulty: What can you fit onto a 1.2MB 5.25" disk?

There's a retrobattlestations contest to "boot from a 5.25" floppy disk" coming up this week, so I've been down in the basement grabbing disks, and coming up all DOS..
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Virgin Galactic rocket plane flies to edge of space
Grex: Generate Regular Expressions from Examples
Odd, I speak bog-standard American English and if I abSENT myself from class I will be marked ABsent.

Though I would CUSHion a blow with a CUSHion, I would also say "to reCAP, I was just telling Bob that you missed the REcap".
Because you could be nesting hooks, which would bring all sorts of weird behavior.
My question is what conversation has there been re: Opentelemetry, the successor to OT
add a watermark that reads "your free fakercloud 30 day trial has ended - please sign up to keep using the service"
I have a hard time understanding the problem.

Retool is paying a fakercloud subscription and using it to power their product which does not sounds like an issue at all?
Certificate based authentication would work in combination with a username and password. The private key could be stored on the school issued device.

I'm not sure why anonymity would play any role in terms of connecting to an online class.
Yes I wasnt clear, I am just trying to buy API offerings.
Show HN: Cloud Sticker – If you think macOS's sticker is bad try this app
Features.

- iCloud sync, iPhone, iPad, Mac can be edited
- Six sticky note colors to choose from
- Supports shortcut mode and button mode
- Keep closed sticky notes and copy them at any time

Cloud Sticker can be used for some lightweight text as a text buffer; some user use it for Todo and Notes

The advantage of such sticker app is that they can be displayed at the top of all windows at all times. Without splitting the screen, there is no need to repeatedly find and click on windows like memos, which is an advantage of cloud sticky notes being lightweight.
But they are paying for it so what's the issue?
Get dev stories already tagged and Indexed automatically (a better dailydev)
I’m currently being effected by this. Housing is up at least 30% in the last year locally, and I am expecting a new member of my family soon, so more space is surely needed but dang if it’s not hard to look at current pricing.
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I have been seeing a lot of Retool lately on my Facebook News feed.

What's amazing to me is that they're using his CDN. Does this company have such terrible code review that they forgot to use their own CDN? Definitely makes me think twice about the quality of Retool's software.
I wasn't clear but I am reaching out to sales to buy access to API offerings, its definitely not spam..
Beginners are most concerned with composition and style. Syntax is easy because when you get it wrong everything is broke. After that everything is a matter of how to put things together. It’s like playing with legos and needing the instruction manual.

Knowing that instead reverse the problem. Instead of teaching putting things together try instruction from tearing things apart. The goal being circumventing composition and replacing that with thinking about the solution, the end state. Composition, the thing beginners so fixate on, will come out about incidentally.

As for FP specifically there are two approaches people seem to think about: return value and structure. In teaching from return value the focus is upon input/output and control flow whether from chaining or nesting function calls as this tends to be more declarative. Teaching from the perspective of structure focuses more on scope, call order, and asynchronous states which tends to be more imperative. Let a given problem dictate the specifics of the FP execution.

As for specific languages Clojure is really popular in this area with an emphasis on conciseness. Haskell is syntax heavy but is the elder statesmen of FP languages. I prefer TypeScript myself, but is probably far less ideal for teaching these concepts.
That's not really the issue.

It's certainly true that, depending on how the code is written, you may not be able to optimize out the language implementation from the compiled program. But that just turns into a link against a library with support for the language for your hypothetical compiled program.

That said, the compiler being hypothetical is a very real obstacle. But even there the problem is not that the language can't be compiled -- it's that no one has bothered to implement a compiler for it.

Anyways, if you throw in some ML type inference, and some tools for characterizing the resulting code and its interfaces, you can generate code from an array language which is quite similar to the code you would get from a variety of other languages.
He needs to figure out if he wants to be paid or not. Offering a free product and support and then complaining people don’t pay you is honestly fucking weird.
I think the “professional” way to handle this is to implement API keys and rate limit requests without API keys heavily. (Possibly putting a link to your pricing page in the “too many requests” header.)
Since it was a grudge - have you ever thought of ever calling them up as an adult and telling them a piece of your mind? They're likely the same kind of adult as they were back then. Maybe being told how their actions were stupid could bring them down a peg?
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When you can cause millions to slowly starve to death and still describe it as the quick rectification of unrealistic expectations, you see the power of "anti-misinformation" policies wielded by the politically powerful who dominate the media. And note that in this frank and open admission of temporarily unrealistic policies, the powerful don't discuss the techniques they use(d) to silence anyone guilty of being unforgivably "realistic".
It seems publishing to https://sigstore.dev/ and having your update agent use that would be a solid starting point for smaller developers.
Our ancestors had infections and parasites we don't, and even if to some extent we evolved to coexist with them, that doesn't mean we can just go back to that.

I know I read something about a "raw water" startup on HN in the relatively recent past.

https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/1/4/16846048/raw...
I hope that you reach a fair conclusion with their CEO. :)
>Who are these people accountable to?

In this situation, hopefully they'll be accountable to the civil court if/when they award damages and legal fee compensation to the victim.
1) The old answer was some kind of ether.

2) The new answer is some kind of quantum field, with particles popping into and out of existence spontaneously.
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If you are trying to pass custom json to GA, simply you can't do that. You would have to use Firebase analytics to send custom JSON. For GA, all the data that is passed must fall under these types, categories, actions, labels (and value)
He has a paid product, fakercloud.com. Retool seems to be using or at least linking to it without permission.
Thanks for the reply. I'll try your suggestions. I should have been more clear, I'm not looking for a custom deal or anything, I am actually just trying to sign up for /buy the services/APIs these companies provide.
I may have missed it but I didn't see anywhere that Retool is paying for a subscription. Even if they are, I'm not sure that entitles them to free use of the Fakercloud CDN.
Without setting out to do so, I've managed to fill my music room (not talented enough to call it a studio) exclusively with Japanese gear. I don't know if it's the cost, the genre associations, or if the stuff is just plain better, but I'm infinitely more interested in Korg/Roland than the likes of Moog, Sequential, EMS, etc.

I credit Korg in particular with making analog accessible again. I wouldn't trade my MS-20 mini for anything.
Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27249799