skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not normally a "woo woo" type person, but what helped the most was I just started referring to myself as organized to people I worked with. It honestly helped me a lot to become organized.

From the "tactics" point of view, the two biggest game changers for me have been quick capture and weekly review. A la David Allen's "Getting Things Done" or "7 Habits of Highly Effective People" (both absolute game changer books for me).

Whenever _any_ thought of something I should/need to do enters my head, I write it down in Trello on my phone. You could use the notes app, I just got used to Trello. This could be anything from a Youtube video idea, to needing to pick up paper towels from the super market.

Every Sunday I take everything from Trello and schedule it out into blocks of time into my Google Calendar. During the week I just execute whatever's in my calendar. Some of that is meetings, some of that is focused work blocks, I'll even have "Date with Girlfriend" or "Watch Rick and Morty" in my calendar. I've found scheduling out the "fun" stuff is just as important as scheduling out the "career" stuff, especially if you tend towards workaholism like I unfortunately do.

This means during the week I'm never thinking of what to do next. I just do whatever's on my calendar. If any thoughts come up I write them down, and the cycle repeats every week.

Tools don't matter in this example. Honestly, I'd be more "organized" if I cut out Trello and just wrote it in Notion since I use Notion for work more often, but I'm just so used to quick capturing with Trello I keep doing it. If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Nope. If my boss considered my "on-call" time as work, I would be working all ten hours, all the time.

I am not ready for an extra ten hours of work a week, and my boss knows that. He only calls if there is an emergency, and even then he first asks me how the time is for me and tries to work with me on that.

I am on call, have to have my laptop with me, and will work if needed. That is calculated into my salary, not as hours of work, (which it isn't and I don't want) but as hours of on-call.

How can this be seen otherwise?
The article is not actually about observability and why it requires a columnt store but a marketing article about Honeycomb's database, IMO. The topic is better explained in another article they link to - https://www.honeycomb.io/blog/so-you-want-to-build-an-observ... .

Also while PostgreSQL as well as MySQL were initially row-based DBs, they both nowadays support columnt store. PostgreSQL supports it via Citus and MySql (MariaDB) supports it natively.
> I've spent a while setting up i3 a few years ago, just out of curiosity. I had been a MacOS user at the time for a very long time. But then something happened, and it grew on me. Now I only use my mac from time to time when idly watching a movie in bed, because I find it slower to use. I hate having to hunt around for windows, move then around, click on some Dock icon which sometimes doesn't show

I went through exactly the same experience after trying i3. Also a Mac user. I couldn't move to Linux at the time because apps, so I did my best to recreate that experience on a Mac. Rectangle+Karabiner+Hammerspoon did the trick, and at this point I'm so used to it that when I set up my Linux desktop, I actually recreated the same shortcuts in i3 vs. the default i3 config.

So I would say if you _have to_ stay on a Mac, there are ways to customise and tinker too, with the end result much better than you expect.
Actually, it is. Hey developers insisted on their right to tell customers where they can pay right from the app. And shortly they will have this right.
I'd be very surprised if GCC actually used locks for unique_ptr. A unique_ptr owns the object it points to, so we know for a fact that it doesn't need to check anything before deleting it.
Reverse-Proxying Node.js Apps on Windows with IIS
> But it turns out that Trump’s story of US manufacturing decline was much closer to being right than the story of technological progress being spun in Washington, New York, and Cambridge.

Claiming Trump was really right, is usually sign of a writer trying to get people to read a bunch of opinions that don't match reality presented as "bold independent" stance

> Worse than the Great Depression: America’s manufacturing jobs implosion

So they're straight up going to max bullshit mode?

And they say if we ignore one of the most productive manufacturing sectors (computing) the data looks worse, Is that at all surprising?
>Even back in the day when I was writing BASIC programs (a long time ago now) I thought GC was pants, and spent some considerable time trying to avoid it happening.

Could it be that you never shed the bias from your young 80s BASIC experience, despite the world around you changing?
What about 512 bytes?

https://github.com/nongiach/snake_boot_sector

or:

https://github.com/w-shackleton/snake-in-my-boot
That's the problem. That is too much effort for the value provided.
Well...

> what are they supposed to do if they want to earn money (or even a living) making videos that will make you happy

Make me happy? It's simple: don't do videos for a living. If you have something interesting to say, say it, and put a PayPal link (or Patreon, if you discover that you regularly have something interesting to say). If you don't have anything interesting to say, just don't do the video. I'm not gonna watch it anyway.

But that's just me, really. There's no good answer to your question, because for me, the moment a YouTuber wants to do videos in order to make money (or a living), I don't want to watch them anymore. Under the current system, they're creating a huge conflict of interest for themselves - monetizing views through advertising is in direct opposition to delivering quality and trustworthy content. Almost all ways to improve engagement degrade the value delivered to the viewer.

I'd be more comfortable with creators doubling down on Patron and one-time donations. Even the merch[0]. "I make this stuff for as long as I can afford it, want to help, send me money" is a honest deal. So is a paywall, but that's tougher to implement on the Internet.

> Perhaps more importantly, would you give them money?

Yes, I would and I do. I subscribe to a bunch of Patreons, occasionally buy stuff from creators or send them direct donations. But not for everything, of course. That's the nature of the market. A random video I got linked to is worth $0 to me until I finish watching it, and after I'm done, it's hard to price.

--

[0] - Though I seldom buy any, and really dislike the concept. Most merch is a waste of matter and energy used to create it; it exists only to break through people's reluctance to spend money on intangible content, but at the cost of most money being lost in making and shipping stuff that will end up in a landfill after a short dust-gathering break at some viewer's home. I hate these sorts of "hacks" for human psyche, but I see why they're needed.

There's also a conflict of interest here too - the videos could become just a vector for peddling merch. But so far, I haven't seen any YouTube creator falling into that trap - unlike ad monetization, which affects everyone.
Here's the paper but its quite long

https://web.archive.org/web/20120915145553/https://gsbapps.s...
Why X requires you to buy our product
That’s my understanding, yes.

What they can now do is, if you sign-up for a free Spotify account using their app they can send you an email advertising the $10 subscription. In the past they could’ve only sent an email advertising the $12 one.
It's made by panic, so I am leaning towards the second option.
> Would you not consider Java as write once run anywhere? I mean, that was basically its whole selling point.

No, frankly. Java GUI apps on Linux back in the day were often a complete disaster unless it was an open source app with a large Linux dev base. GUI apps had to be written for and tested on all the various platforms they were going to run on. You could probably run simple apps using the oldest lowest common denominator graphics toolkits working without specific support, but those old toolkits were as clunky and ugly as hell.

Electron is far more out of the box on Linux than Java ever was.
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Actually it works with mpv: create `~/.config/mpv/script-opts/ytdl_hook.conf` file with content `ytdl_path=yt-dlp`.
What do you mean by "valid"?
'A simple piece of exercise equipment could possibly down the line cause someone to choose not to join the company. We're glad that we talked to our team about it and in the end made the decision to leave the weight rack out of the office. The next challenge for us is to figure out how to best support everyone to live healthier lives while we're remote! '

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This also supports ecc memory...
Same rules for all developers; not same rules for all kinds of apps. Those may have different criteria.
This might be a stupid question but can't we mix the best of both worlds in a programming language? To have GC where it makes sense and doesn't add too much overhead but allowing non-GC objects that require a bit more care and where you know you need to free memory yourself or using some basic smart_ptr-style tracking object?

Just like .net allows you to use "unsafe". It is a clear marker that you are stepping outside of the safe zone and need to be careful, but at least you can.
> Go has an extremely fast GC that has minimal pauses.

Actually, I've heard that Go sacrificed speed big time to minimise its pauses. Garbage collectors generally face a latency/throughput tradeoff, and I believe Go is no exception.

That said, fast GC with reasonable pauses existed long before Go. I personally know of OCaml and its generational, incremental GC. I expect Go built on that knowledge to find its own sweet spot.
I built https://OnlineOrNot.com with Next.js (React on the frontend, Node on the backend), I reckon building with something you have extensive experience in is key.
As mentioned in the article, this was implemented in the UK on December 16 2020.

This article by The Guardian has some additional information that may be of interest: https://www.theguardian.com/money/2020/dec/12/paypal-introdu...

> The fee won’t be applied to those who have a zero balance, where there is a credit or debit card linked to the account. PayPal says will only take the fee from the balance and not from a linked card or a bank account.

> The company says it will warn inactive customers in advance when the fee is set to be charged.

Does anyone happen to know how far in advance the inactive customers in the UK have been/will be warned?
Both articles try to redefine "Observability" into a set of requirements that (they claim) only their product meets. It's fine to argue that your product is the best, but it's a bit much to come up with an entirely new definition for a widely and loosely used word, which is not that similar to the common meaning.
> With incredible consistency the person arbitrarily appointed leader of the group grabbed the fourth cookie, and ate it. Not only ate it, but ate it with gusto: lips smacking, mouth open, drool at the corners of their mouths. In the end all that was left of the extra cookie were crumbs on the leader’s shirt.

I've never consistently seen the "highest ranking" in board rooms, meetings, whatever consistently taking the last sandwich, cookie or whatever was only one left of.

This feels like one of those things that is referenced in a dozen papers but has never been replicated.
> (which would mean the claimant could take github/microsoft to court if they felt like it)

I can't imagine that ever happening. But what I can imagine is the media groups giving Microsoft a hard time on whatever deals they have in the Xbox ecosystem, pressuring until GitHub unilaterally reverses their reversal, or does something else to satisfy them.
i think if we're deciding what people hypothetically decide to do with their time and effort, someone needs to just work on getting one interface to the point of being stable and usable for the basics. From what I can tell there's a ton of options all with their own shortcomings right now. We don't really need yet another half complete option
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You are right, but for a few years, until IDE/ATA became available, the ESDI drives offered faster and bigger HDDs than anything available on the MFM Seagate interface, at still decent prices.
The only thing worse than engineers trying to use algorithims to make us eat junk food is them using them to try and make us healthy. This is because at least the junk food part no one will be able to seriously defend is morally right. The best way to tyranize others is to claim to be working for their own good.

Netflix is fine.
Sell both properties and realise (perhaps pre-maturely) the capital gains?
This article does a very good job of explaining the main difference between column vs row databases at the storage level. Knowing this low level structure is extremely helpful to make considered trade offs when choosing the right technology.

This is worth a read.
Ask HN: How to go about 'what about long term side effects'?
My brother (29 electrical eng), who I have very good relationship, has refused to vaccinate. He and his wife claim that they are afraid of long term side effects.

When pressed a bit it seems that the concern here is that they are trying for a second child and are afraid of becoming infertile due to the jab. Though it might be just a smoke screen to drop the subject.

I am not good with emotional appeal arguments, and this seems like pure facts might not be enough. So maybe suggest emotional argument angle?

I probably have one shot at trying to convince them to vaccinate so I am looking for possible any possible advice.

PS

Some talking points I am trying to use:

I have read papers on pregnancies and COVID vaccine - surprise nothing found.

Long term effects of vaccines would already show up

Delta and future variants are more likely to infect them even when self isolating

Covid death rates and Covid long term issues vs unknown mystery long term side effects of vaccine.
App lets you track any number from any website
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That's one of the better places (Komuna e Parisit). The lake is literally 10 minutes walking. But if you're paying $500/month for 100m2 in this photo, 10 minutes walking away that you have a view of the lake it's 2x-5x+.

And in 3 minutes walking distance you have every type of service that exists in the city.
Thanks, good to see some options I can dabble with.
No. The summary is Facebook creates a transparency report by cherry picking data that fits some narrative that is good for their strategy. Mean while they sunset a research tool that is used by independent researchers making this whole "most transparent platform" thing an obvious lie, and their head of integrity a person without integrity.
In the world of electron applications eating ram like nothing, this pales in comparison.
I’ve used outlook/exchange for nearly 20 years at work, with over a decade of that on the web version, which has got progreso ly more featureful as we upgrade (slowly) to more recent versions. Most recently moved to cloud based exchange and it’s still fine - and none of the sync issues that I hear from people who use macs.
Embedded systems are a very large range, depending on what kind of performance needs to be embedded. From tiny microcontrollers on one end to what's equivalent to high-end workstations with custom hardware interfaces on the other (and probably talking to smaller controllers).

x86 hasn't been successful in the microcontroller half of things (even though fast microcontrollers beat some x86 options, so it's not a size thing, but there hasn't been a compelling offering), but on the microprocessor side of things it has its uses, primarily but not exclusively towards the high-end nowadays (due to competition by ARM). To add another line to differentiate, x86 without an OS is going to be quite rare nowadays.
I've used it on larger teams where some enums for feature flags end up getting conflicts all the damn time when you add to the end because the last entry doesn't have a comma.

This might be fixed in various languages/parsers by allowing a trailing comma (e.g. python).

At the end of the day, clang-tidy, black, gofmt, rustfmt all the things and let's never talk about comma placement again.
Taliban and Islamic State are 16 Hours away from Srinagar as per Google map
Never heard of YouTube Vanced. I see it's not open source. The feature list is interesting, but it doesn't say anything about tracking/telemetry. Does the app track you (and how much), independently of YouTube tracking?

I'm currently happy with NewPipe - which is essentially a youtube-dl GUI, and has to be updated just as often, which is damn annoying because FDroid is still completely broken UX-wise - but I have less tech-savvy people around me, who would very much like an alternative to the official YouTube app.
He said he would not choose another white guy in the final sentence of your reply.
I think maybe because those are both things that are significantly different than reality.
Induced demand is literally just latent demand that wasn't met and latent demand that wasn't met is just demand.

The only difference is the appearance that the demand is truly endless. Building roads is a subsidy to cars. People don't pay for the roads they get for free. The optimal strategy becomes driving because public transport is "inconvenient" because the alternative to bad public transport isn't better public transport, it's more cars. So, now the entire city wants to drive. Of course, the problem with that is that cars are such an inefficient means of transport that it's impossible for everyone to drive. The fairy tale of induced demand is born.
Peter Beck on Rocket Lab’s public listing, space SPACs and the Neutron rocket
But still, why a fork? Why not contribute to the original project?

Why not ask for maintainership if you need it?
There is only a certain number of times a person can watch a video where the creator mentions they are sponsored by Raid Shadow Legends before a person will go mad.
Unilever was a sponsor of early TV dramas in the UK
I think Derek Sivers gives a good example in his blog post: https://sive.rs/pa

I know it's unrealistic for most dad's but a good ideas to strive for.

Edit: fix name
It is unnecessary filler that will also get stale pretty quickly. I archive videos, and the ads would be obsolete in less than 10 years.
Why do you think pass-by-value takes up more memory?
The data gets packed on the stack pretty densely, so as long as the data structures are tiny, that shouldn't be a problem. On the flip side heap allocation is typically prone to some level of fragmentation, which actually does waste memory.
https://workspace.google.com/learn-more/pwc_and_google_bring...

I think the big transition at PWC was 5 years or so ago I think, but to this day every document I get from them is Excel / Word. Despite how much work went into those accounts - these are not complex spreadsheets either!
Who Takes the Blame?
A 999 year term sounds like a long time, but time flies; before you know it, 980 years would have passed, and you would be wondering why you didn't buy a freehold instead...
I can recommend reading a summary of Getting Things Done, not the book itself. All the good and relevant advice boils down to - make a habit of writing things down (to-dos and other ideas) and reviewing the things you have written down. Similarly with 7 Habits - it's a horrendous read. Look up a summary of the key ideas to see if something will click with you but don't waste your time with the book unless you really enjoy reading fictional self-congratulatory stories (presented as real) from people who are out of touch with reality.
Meanwhile, as long as you understand that you are allowed to sell your wares to Apples customers - and not yours - you may proceed. This is the key element, that Apple continues to own the customer relationship, rather than that your customers make use of their eco-system and hardware.
An archivist might want to keep both the original and an integration that strips the sponsor
> Tinkering is the point

No. You can do it if you want, but you don't have to.

I used to have a huge .emacsrc, .Xresources and what not in the far past. Today I have just a couple of lines that help me avoiding stupid mistakes, but nothing at all to try to tune look and feel. I use Xfce on some machines and i3 on others. Both just work out of the box. The former for an average user, the latter of course needs a certain attitude and some learning initially. I am sure you can also work with Gnome or KDE without starting tinkering.

Maybe one exception: hdpi support on Xfce does not seem to be ready, at least not on Xubuntu LTS. So one step of tinkering was needed: Turn off the nonsense. And never look back.
That's just a temporary stage, after which they enter terminal decline, with no exception.
The more subscribers a channel has the closer they are to gaining an official star from YouTube. They want to boost the subscriber level to attract sponsorship too.
> I've held for a long time that you must know the rules quite well before you're "allowed" to break them, and I think this reinforces my opinion on that.

I had an art teacher that pointed this out about Picasso. He got famous for his Cubist/Abstract work, but he was actually an excellent realist.