skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Brands are dangerous. They cloud your mind.

Some fraction of the features in your IDE will work great with your code base, other ones won't. Don't think that "Eclipse" or "JetBrains" stands for consistent quality.

Thus you should ask yourself: what is your boggle? what's difficult that you need help with? don't believe that just because a feature exists in the menu that it is or is not worth using.

I find it challenging to navigate large code bases and I react to that like this: for everyday navigation ("I need to look at such and such class") develop a single strategy that's highly effective and use it consistently. Nothing is deadlier than scanning lots of tabs, getting distracted, scanning through whatever tools happen to be open at that moment, etc. Get in the habit of finding things through drilling down in the project view or looking them up in the search.

Try to use that one strategy as much as possible so you don't waste time choosing a strategy or scanning changing collections of whatever happens to be open. In that case you are using your mental capacity to pump out entropy and it wears you down and causes you to forget what you were doing.

Note that there is an exploratory function, and using features like "^B" in Jetbrains will help you find where something you are looking at is defined. Looking up references is highly useful, but if you know what class/function/whatever you are looking for don't follow chains that start with what's on your screen because you're pumping out entropy again.
Show HN: The Moai – Habit change (e.g. digital detox) using group accountability
My name is Suket and I built The Moai (https://themoai.org). It's a platform that enables habit change through social support groups.

The idea was born out of my frustration with "productivity porn" on the internet. People would just consume motivational content, but not act on it. This is by design - the attention economy incentivizes consumption over action. The Moai aims to fix this at the root, by providing content creators an aligned business model that makes money only when their audience succeeds.

How we achieve this:
* Students must place a deposit for accountability. If they don’t complete the program (judged on effort, not results), it is donated to charity (not us). Skin in the game for them and for us.
* Students pay what they want. It’s free to join - they only pay if they see results. So far, students average $30 for a 30 day program.
* Cohort sizes are small (4 people) to foster real community.
* Students must share weekly check-ins on what worked and what didn’t. This creates a tight feedback loop and the foundation for shared learnings, motivation and accountability.

Here's an example of a program built using the platform: https://themoai.org/intentional-technology. The goal of the program is to help people use technology more intentionally - less as an escape, more as a tool.

I would love your feedback on whether you would consider joining such a program or be interested in building your own program using the platform.

Thanks in advance!
How Long Does It Take to Build an MVP? (Minimum Viable Product)
> If we can get approvals rolling faster without compromising safety, it might mean being able to release variant-specific boosters earlier in their transmission cycle.

This is basically it. We'd need an approval process similar to what exists for flu shots today. I'm not versed on what that process is, but if that can happen with covid, it'll be the biggest batch of red tape cut.
No need to hide it because it is perfectly legal.
Don’t read “Fall” then, that book is an unmitigated disaster full of interesting ideas which get immediately abandoned.
Dark Days
Can you expand a bit on this? Do you do some kind of an exercise, or just focus on how you're breathing?

Do you know why your parents suggested it?
Minikube was initially based on docker-machine. It’s the closest alternative to having just Docker on macOS or Windows
How far negative can you go before it becomes ridiculous? If your bank has -50% interest, is that not effectively the same as hyperinflation?
They are closer to operating systems in practice.
It's a reference to the "To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty" meme. GP was probably referring to RESF style advocacy, which divides the world into smart people who obviously know that Rust is the right thing, and smoothbrains who have stubbornly resisted conversion.
I can, but it isn't 100% control. It's like putting a (voluntary) damper on an (involuntary) pendulum.
You can see the recommended vaccine schedule here. Several include 3+ doses.

https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/schedules/hcp/imz/child-adolesc...
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This is funny to me, because there's an American movie where Danny DeVito manipulates TV ratings to get his own (worse) shows on the air: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0087979/
The code and data for the paper are in github:
https://github.com/jnirody/waterbears/

Much of the technical work (building the data collection rig, collecting image data and turning it into processed tabular data) is straightforward and could be done by hobbyists (well funded and motivated hobbyists). For example, a lot of the gait tracking would be straightforward using DeepLabCut. You need to label about 200-300 images to make a decent model to track tardigrade gait, so just farm the job out to friends and family ("hello, could you label tardigrade limbs for me?" works quite well).

The imaging parts of this work aren't that complicated either (I am personally not interested in the "science" part of the paper as I am in the imaging tech). It's just a simple microscope. One could have all sorts of fun with computer vision and microscopic organisms (like bdelloid rotifers which are even cooler than tardigrades imho).
Which is why top virologists around the world have been trying to sound the alarm to warn that you don't vaccinate during a pandemic because it drives escape mutant variants; this type of response gets downvoted into oblivion by an ideological mob who are fear driven more than critical thinking, who have memorized the mainstream narrative responses to such statements by experts - or attempting character assassination of experts not toeing the line; https://twitter.com/lefarfadet8/status/1427754200398766087

Edit to add: Look at the critical conversation people are having instead of downvoting me into oblivion! HN's full of so many ideologues it's crazy.
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If you really want to fight climate change, scrap the field and let nature and the forest reconquer the land.

But I guess this is against your business plan.
That's neat. I wonder if the pupil is actually changing size, or if it's the changing shape of the lens that is making it appear so. If you look into a camera lens as the focus is changed, the inner parts of the camera do appear to change size.
It requires users to install multi pass. You can run any of these tools in a virtual machine
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> Not being able to get lifesaving cancer removal surgery is the state of affairs that people colloquially mean when say a medical system is "collapsing."

Rural medical systems in places with low vaccination rates are collapsing. The American health system, broadly, is not. Being relocated to a smaller hospital is not good; collapse is being denied altogether. (EDIT: Was not aware that parts of the country are, in fact, seeing collapse.)
True, but Behave was published in 2017! That's ~7 years after people noticed these theories fail to replicate. So it's not that some parts of the book don't stand the test of time, it's that it doesn't accurately represent the state of the science for when it was published.
I'm really interested in that as well. As an outsider looking in, what has been impressed most on me by reading HN is the value of the YC network, e.g. I recall stories from other founders in the AirBnB batch talking about how great the AirBnB founders were at helping people out and sharing their knowledge.

With 373 in the current batch, that is obviously well beyond the Dunbar number of a community where humans can get to know everyone. So I'm just curious how the community/network value of YC changes as a result. Of course, Covid threw a million pound wrench in this anyway, so it may kinda be a moot point with everyone remote, but I'm just curious as to how the "gestalt" of the YC community has changed as batch size has grown.
But this article is clearly about the Netherlands, not the USA ...
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Because of our clients, you must be more or less fluent in German.

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We do a mixture of in-house agency, consulting and internal product development. We are building more and more with modern tech like React and TypeScript, but do still have projects that use vanilla JavaScript because our two partner CMS are classically server rendered (CoreMedia and FirstSpirit).

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>The Linux Desktop community has a serious problem with letting these kinds of people continue to represent them.

I am not letting this fanboys bully people, but what else can we don, I can't waste my time guarding forums for "U use Arch " dudes and "calm them down" , we all were at that point sometime in our live where the programming language/framework/OS/music was a big part of our identity = some of us got wiser , you need to remember this people exist and keep your distance.
I didn’t comment on the sales strategy, just the the technical approach. The technical approach is correct - the marketing is dodgy. But then again this is how the game of hyper capitalism is played.
The best way to prevent your own deterioration and death from COVID-19 is to demand your medical providers implement a science-based approach to your care. This means that you should not consent to your over-oxygenation with medical oxygen.

Science figured out 200 years ago that oxygen is toxic. Doctors knew this, then the antidote got forgotten. Some modern doctors are still aware of the toxicity of oxygen, but use oxygen as supportive therapy when people have low oxygen saturation levels without the antidote for toxicity: https://twitter.com/robertpdickson/status/126525483948485427...

To quote the Tuberculosis doctor's tweets:

> We've known that oxygen causes lung injury for 250 years. Lavoisier stuck guinea pigs in "l'air vital" and watched them die from "une fièvre ardente" and a "maladie inflammatoire." Their lungs were flacid, red, and engorged with blood. Their right ventricles were dilated. 2/n

> He was describing ARDS (w/ cor pulmonale), 200 years before we named it. If he'd had microscopy, he'd have seen epithelial necrosis, hyaline membranes: diffuse alveolar damage. Same injury pattern that COVID causes. (Image from my lab: healthy mouse, 95% FiO2 for 4 days.) 3/n

Published science has found that over-oxygenation drives deterioration and death: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22993262

NASA originally specified a mixed-gas atmosphere for the Apollo spacecraft: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25883728

I've taken to calling medicalists' insane use of oxygen #MedicalHyperventilation:

"The Folly of Medical Hyperventilation" - https://www.taxiwars.org/2021/06/folly-medical-hyperventilat...

Gotten a little positive feedback from the twitter, but the people with large followings haven't amplified my message.

To survive your own inevitable infection, don't let them hyperventilate you to death.

Questions for HN:

1. Were you previously aware that oxygen is toxic at high pressure or in excess, and that this is as settled as science can possibly get?

2. Can doctors be convinced that they are worsening their patients' conditions with their cavalier use of medical oxygen?
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Stylitics is a fast-growing retail B2B SaaS company with HQ in New York City & a global remote engineering team. We take retailers product feeds (mostly but not at all exclusively apparel) and turn them into shoppable outfits/bundles that our clients can showcase to their customers on their sites, apps, marketing emails, ads, etc. We drive customer engagement & purchase lift and need more engineers to expand both our frontend client-customer facing products, and our backend automation, data analysis, and content curation workflows.

Here's the link for the Senior Frontend Engineer posting (main products are in JS with Svelte; if you have experience or interest in ClojureScript that's a great bonus but not required): https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/5499193002

QA Lead posting: https://boards.greenhouse.io/stylitics/jobs/5489670002

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That last one's written as a backend focus, but you should definitely apply via that one or just email me at the address in my profile if you want to do ANY type of Clojure(Script) with a fast-growing company with a small-ish (12) and effective engineering team.
Location: LA/SF

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I have just wrapped up an open-source feature flag management system called Pioneer (pioneer-io.github.io). As someone who can wear many hats, I am looking for full-stack or backend openings!
The people who outbid you for those houses could have outbid you without any monetary stimulus too, yes?
Pretty sure M1 does not hit that frequency on any of its cores…
> if the diminishing utility axiom were true we could start redistributing now, but one would predict the money owners would be against it.

If something has diminishing *marginal* utility if doesn't follow that a third party has a right to seize it(property rights, different/tangential topic). Therefore this:

> It's proof by contradiction - everyone knows money is political power.

Is an inconsequential conclusion.
I wouldn't use something like that myself. I use NVDA full time. If you actually need a screen reader, you probably want something more advance than a browser widget.
https://www.nvaccess.org/
HPV is a 3-dose vaccination in most cases. I believe Hep A and Hep B vaccines also have 3-dose versions, but I'm not sure if the 2 or 3 dose schedule is standard.
> G is going ... down?!

Well, it makes sense, that is the direction it points in after all.
I think there is some accidental goal post shifting. I don't know that anyone cares if emacs gets more profile. The desire was for lisp to get more exposure.

To your point, though, I think I agree. Though, the rise in web based environments calls into question the accuracy of the claim. Notably, key bindings are completely messed up in browsers. And that is where my kids get most of their exposure. That and phones/tablets. Which... Just make me hurt when I try to use them for serious stuff.
How would this compare to PowerBI?
tourist visas aren't usually that long though? i looked at austrailia, you need to apply and wait for a decision to stay longer than 3 months and only up to a year.
Author here. Tilt is great.

After minikube I wrote skaffold, which is a closer alternative to docker compose for Kubernetes with file watching and automated rebuilds and syncs.

https://skaffold.dev
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> due to governments dragging their heels on the income/rent supports that would have allowed poor people to actually stay home

Government supports or not, you do realize everyone can't stay home?
With regards to the side effects that don't matter (feeling really tired for one or two days) they're stronger than the average flu shot, so maybe they're stronger in other ways, or maybe not.

Nobody can quantify the reporting bias on VAERS, and the side effects of midrange severity showing up there aren't scary enough to justify the kind of regulatory investigation that the blood clotting thing received, so we are unlikely to see a study on this in the near term.