skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
- Custom js player ("soft" hls with videos split as chunks which enables dynamic bandwidth/resolution change)

- videos encoded as these chunks in any cdn you find a good deal. I am using Bunny CDN and it's working quite well (but don't use their ftp 'home' storage, host on S3 and serve it from there since their ftp has abysmal upload speeds -- but if it serves you try it tho, their local storage for content is as cheap as 0,01USD/gb in the Falkestein zone)
Interested in what you're going to do? If you take the buy-back, going to buy another GM? Would you consider a EV again?
It's funny I've really slowed down on taking still photos ever since my kids were born and I've gotten really stingy with my time for any recreation or hobbies.

For the purposes of "remembering what the kids were like when they were young and being able to tell them about what they were like and the things we did together", the highest return on effort I've found is from taking a couple of 30-60 second videos daily.
File under: use dictionaries, not google.
No, reddit is absolute garbage for long-running threads. Their algorithm is predicated on people constantly posting new threads. This leads to people constantly posting the most common discussion topics over and over and over.
"Generics" or parametric polymorphism, first appeared in the 70's. So I don't think including this with Go 1.0 would have been rushing!
They took the policy from Geek Feminism.

The reason for the rule being in the Geek Feminism example policy may have been an inciting incident, but likely not one that occurred in the FreeBSD community specifically given it predates the freebsd discussion.
about what, specifically?
Well, maybe they did't state it like that. My memory mixed that up a little.

https://www.fastcompany.com/90590042/turing-test-obsolete-ai...
Sounds like his photos were incredibly dear to him. I'd love to see his photos. :) Anyhow, I hope he gets back into it, perhaps with a different mindset towards sharing on social media. At end of the day, it shouldn't be about numbers, it should be simply because you love your work and you love to share with the world.
The only feature that'll help with this issue in Kizie is "Muted Words" but Twitter has that too.

Thanks for pointing out the problem, the focus haven't been there but I see the problem, I've noted it and will plan for it. Thanks :)
Just be the change you want to see. I've been posting on alt.startrek and alt.cyberpunk sporadically again for a couple years now. https://www.eternal-september.org/ is a great group that provides free text group access and posting.
Put your photos on Opensea.io
Cancer Survivor Creates Free App for Cancer Patients and Caregivers
Hello... i hope joy finds you today wherever you are...

I wanted to share a positive story... I was diagnosed and recovered from cancer after 5 years of dealing with it... During this journey, I experienced fear, anxiety, anger, more anxiety, insomnia, physical/emotional pain, did I mention anxiety?

To make sense and give purpose to such a challenging experience, I've focused my time and energy on making this journey a little easier for others...

I created the free My CareCrew app that helps make the daily challenges, of dealing with cancer, a little easier for patients and caregivers. The app helps...

Patients & Caregivers to:

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Manage Inflow of Help Offers

Share Updates, track mood & symptoms, journal and more!

And Friends & Family to:

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Find Perfect Gifts

This app is free with no-in app purchase. My hope is that maybe just maybe I can help make someone else's cancer journey a little easier...

To access the beta app you can visit our website at mycarecrew.co

I would love to hear what you think about the app! Thank you for taking the time to read my post!
Ineffective at preventing spread yes.
Effective at preventing death yes.
there is a cream segment of the Dalits and certain castes that got categorized as 'lower' based on their influence at the time of Indian Independence that benefited from the affirmative actions, and they are now as influential as 'brahmins'

their progeny continue to reap the benefits at the cost of the rest of their own caste members. This segment actually rules India - the Brahmins continue to hang in there, but don't really rule at the top, though they are there.

A good example if you look is the Tamil Nadu government - primarily run by folk from castes who were at the forefront of the social reformation, but were not really low castes to begin with. Now, with power for nearly a century, they have strengthened their grips tighter.
In US people can carry guns and i expect that some of them first shoot than answer questions.
> Getting older, I made my account public.

Did Instagram shift it, or did you?

> What I didn’t know was that for each new like and follow, a little dopamine was sent out into my brain. Every little bit of attention was a hit of a drug I didn't know about. After a while, you get used to it—wanting more and setting ever higher standards for yourself.

The line between agency and no agency is quite blurry. But I would say keeping up a pretense of agency is useful, even if only fictional.
You'd refuse to answer fizzbuzz?

Why? Some people are very good at talking the talk and yet cannot write basic code. Fizzbuzz is a 2 minute exercise for most engineers I've interviewed (except those who fail it, which does happen) and is generally low stress for the candidate. It's not a trick question or require any mental acrobatics. Do you think you're above it somehow? Why?
HTML. As long as the information is preserved, the layout is not significant and actively harms viewing the content on many devices.

Here's the output of this tool on this PDF - https://arxiv.org/pdf/1909.00031.pdf - content is preserved, but text is readable: https://imgur.com/a/EPCaWxP
How is this platform making impossible to censor users guaranteeing freedom of expression?
The Block Size Debate: 5 Years Later (2020)
You can enable analytics on the standard twitter website though.

But the others might still be useful for some!
Every HA I setup and invested time in cratered beyond repair within a few months. I gave up due to the Discord experience.
> Companies that stay successful are the ones which don’t fear to constantly disrupt themselves through technological innovation.

Spot on, intel immediately comes to mind. Will playing it safe always lead to mediocrity though? Depends i guess, heard that a good poker player loses less often.

(edit) Enjoyed reading the rest of the article too. In the environmental impact section i missed the idea of using more efficient languages though.

Loved your article "Learnings from six months as a first-time engineering manager" too. I was instantly reminded of the documentary on Michael Schuhmacher on Netflix i watched yesterday. I couldn't care less about Formula 1, but still think that it is an amazing movie and great role model for good leadership. He was asked over radio after he won the championship: "How do you feel?" There are several seconds of silence. He answers: "Ross you are the best. You guys are all great. We did it." I thought: "Wow, he puts the others before himself. A great example of a good King after the theory of archetypes by C.G. Jung"
Twitter. The whole idea of the platform is open communication. Sure, DMs/Private Tweets exist, but so does email and texting... so you have to manage that kind of interaction already.

I find twitter to be less of an attention sink than the others. And the content your teen is consuming (following) can easily be monitored by you if you have concerns.
Instagram could be use as a “snapshot” of the real thing. If I were a photographer I would use it to hook folks into browsing the full version on my website (and buy prints if they’d like).

The fact is, with huge DPI densities of photos the best way to view something is a very high quality print at scale.

Real life > Flickr > Instagram (in terms of visual quality). The limitations of canvas form factor is a huge damper on visual arts. A square canvas is VERY different than a rectangular one, or a hexagonal one.

But the humble square is perfect for instant grammification.
That must have been quite a long time ago, because the German car makers experienced the same rude awakening as their American counterparts did, when Honda and Toyota showed up in force, back in the 80s. And they took as long if not longer to catch up.

I don't think the VW Rabbit was actually a higher quality car in terms of reliability than the Ford Escort, and both were light years behind the Toyota Corolla.
Four-Quadrant Movie
Are you sure about that? From reading your post, I get the impression you made your Instagram account public and started tagging your photos because you wanted larger numbers of people to see your photos.

In any case, I hope you can get back to photography and truly enjoy it. One suggestion is to see if there are local photography groups in your area, or groups for things you like to photograph (i.e. birds, etc.). These can offer great close-knit environments to share your photography and get constructive feedback, and to enjoy the photography of people you can have a connection with. Trying to get random strangers to tap a heart next to your photos is a soul-less pursuit.
> I hate that everyone is using Discord not just because of searchability...

I personally have found the search on Discord to be very robust and good, actually. I'm curious to see why you are saying it's not searchable?
I know a lot of “get started with Go” blog posts, books, etc recommend going through the standard library code to see conventions in practice. Go’s stdlib is relatively easy to read, especially if the consumer has some previous experience with other languages.
the people at https://glass.photo/ seem to be coming from a similar background and are trying a new (paid) approach towards photographer centric network. I hope it works out in the long term as I understand your frustration with photo sharing options for people who enjoy photography but don’t want it to become about the metrics
I’m not seeing the novelty. Constructed wetlands, rain gardens and bioswales are all pretty common surface water quality management techniques used today. Wakodahatchee is a great example of a large scale constructed wetland used for urban wastewater treatment.
That is a good one. Many years ago, I did this with a dumb timer on the outlet.
"Perfect is the enemy of good", or something akin to that, is also good to keep in mind.
I think they used a gerrymandering type argument that the fancy place was part of an area including a bunch of poor folk. The drawing of the area was kind of creative. It was taking the piss slightly but they got away with it.
I think the latter half of your last paragraph is falling prey to the same problem as the first half. The "incel" label is the same pattern by the public/media/government to label people as undesirables so you wouldn't ask questions.
You would read a meta-study that summarizes those tests - especially because they might potentially made by different labs, and the fact that one of them worked might be actual a real effect caused by some other difference in the experiment.
> Where are they supposed to find 40h to work on a side-project even if it is paid?

On top of that, taking on paid outside work in the same field could also be contrary to the candidate's contract with their existing employer[*].

[*] This no doubt depends on the employer and the jurisdiction.
I don't mean to say that category should be the primary focus of the undergraduate curriculum, just that professors shouldn't shy away from using a bit of category theory to elucidate the connections between different subfields of mathematics. Nothing wrong with spending fifteen minutes here and there explaining how something fits into the categorical framework. It's also very useful for identifying what the "meat" of a topic is--which theorems depend only on the categorical structure, and which theorems require deeper insight? This is a useful skill to have.

My main complaint about the math program I attended is that all of my courses felt disjoint -- they could be taken in any order, so we basically had to start over from scratch every semester, rather than allowing the material to compound over four years. I wish course selection had been more rigid.

As for teaching functional programming -- I agree with you learning category theory is not necessary for learning Haskell. But, learning Haskell is an incredibly useful and tangible way of exploring the basic ideas of category theory / type theory. I think it would be a natural addition to any math program, and the earlier students learn it the more mileage they'll get out of it. Most math programs are sorely missing a bit of computer science, anyway.
Donuts Fuelled the American Dream
> games consoles aren't computers either

In which sense? As far as I'm aware current consoles are pretty much general computing devices with closed down operating systems. That's essentially the same as an iPhone.
A search engine that favors text-heavy sites and punishes modern web design
I have a similar experience. I haven’t taken a photo in years because of “creative depression” (looneybros.com).
Instagram has ruined much more than just photography. World heritage sites, national parks, scenic overlooks. People just “do it for the gram”. Don’t get me started on the social problems it has caused as well.
Of course you'll find no shortage of people who will opine that "Flickr could have been Instagram." Which is probably true from a financial perspective I guess. But doing anything along those lines would probably have been fundamentally incompatible with its original purpose. It's OK to be a niche however un-Silicon Valley that is.
Interesting to see US immigrant visa entry stamps in the photo section - were these people whose countries were no longer viable and were given some special permission to use this passport? Were they refugees? Seems better if US could issue a joint one-time passport/visa type of credential for travelers in those situations
you need to dig deeper to find out both the internal and external families as to why black families got broken...
Early Patches Bring BPF to the Linux Scheduler
As the article highlights 80M is less than what it raised in funding over the years.

Strangely I've been visiting Genius.com more and more these days.

Genius.com seems like a hold over from true web 2.0 era with a good social / crowd element to it and I will miss it if it goes.
- Undo/redo comment, I agree but Kizie makes it easier.

- Statistics, twitter only shows per tweet, Kizie(makes it better) gives it all in single place, and its' going to have insights soon(per period, engagement data, which tweets worked etc.)

Thanks, even if it solves some and not all problems I am happy with it. It's a continuous effort to add things and make existing stuff stable

If there's something you've always wanted out of Twitter then let me know, would be happy to add :)
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I suspect it's not supposed to look like this - https://i.imgur.com/hX6YMgb.png
> either I fail at the very beginning stages (CV review or first 2 interviews), or get to the end (offer stage).

I can echo this, same experience here and ended up landing a nice role at a big company while being rejected for objectively worse roles at tiny companies and startups. For the last round of applications, I applied to 10-15 companies, only got an interview with 2 and got an offer from both (and both raised their offers to counter the other).
for me i speak differently and write differently
writing: i do not use capitals or p unless i force myself to type a capital letter or punctuation
speaking: when i dont pay attention i use "!" and "null"
It works fine, but you're beholden to the Reddit overlords, you don't have enough control, and if someone decides that your subreddit no longer fits with Reddit's brand, or that old posts should be purged, etc that information is lost. Then there's the whole old vs new reddit, its complete inaccessibility from web (for which Google will probably punish them at some point) in favor of the app, etc.

So yeah, it works, but with some big caveats.
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We didn't have to wait a year to know that SpaceX is onto somethng really special. Comparing Crew Dragon with Soyuz, another vehicle used to give space tourists their ride, we can see that SpaceX is two or even three generations ahead. Selling tickets to Earth orbit with Dragon was just a matter of time.

What is really interesting is that if Dragon may fly beyond the Moon. That would be a completely outstandig feat for SpaceX.
Companies that are successful are the ones that meet the needs or desires people have. Some of those change a little and some a lot. Some it’s tweaks and others it’s wholesale change. It’s not about the technology, it’s about the people
I guess it depends but to me cratering is more about slope of the curve than its final destination. So I can see a plane barreling or diving or catering down, before pulling up on the runway...
It's a bit sad that this is so down voted. I like to come to HN to read a bit and discuss but each time I come I get reminded of the prevailing demographic and it sucks
It sounds more like an umbrella company than a chambers if I reading it correctly. in that they aren't finding you work like a chambers would
I followed people I looked up to, and they were all doing it. So I started too.
Contributing content on Genius is hard. You can't just suggest an edit and have it accepted/rejected, like wikipedia (yes wikipedia has it's own probs), but you instead have to reply and make a dialog that gets voted on. I feel like Genius loses a lot of potential contributions because of this.
We have both, it works fine, and both platforms have their own goal.

I think the most important factor is archival work. Discord is transient, anything older than a day is lost, and as far as I know there's no public search history anywhere (gitter does have that iirc?).

There's a LOT of information and history in old forums and even old mailing list threads. I mean sure, 99% of it is probably useless, but it's that 1% that makes it worth keeping around IMO.
are discord servers indexed by search engines the same way regular forums are?
That wasn't in the roadmap till now, I'll think about it but it's little hard to achieve this since Twitter controls the data here :)
It's searchable if you've already found the Discord server and are in it. You won't find any of it if you're doing a web search.
You joke, but the timber market is so oversaturated and the price so low that getting paid not to cut trees for lumber is a real outcome.

Rather than clear timber and plant new trees, you can get paid for the carbon they sequester: https://www.wsj.com/articles/new-carbon-market-pays-southern...
Immigration rather than customs[*], but yeah.

[*] Customs deal with the flow of things, whereas immigration services deal with the flow of people.
It's not, might be adblocker or Firefox strict setting.
The numbers are in table 5.
I have a similar mindset. I never shared photos before anyway, outside of siblings and parents. But I prefer seeing photos of people on their trips and whatnot when I visit their home.

I see absolutely no point in having a 24/7 feed of other people’s leisure (or non leisure) activities. It kind of makes visiting (or even audio/video calling) others more fun since you already know there is stuff to see or discuss that you have not already disseminated.
It's worse in music.
> Today, there may be viable alternatives, but there weren't in those days.

Wait, there was no email yet?
> I have actually seen people get into a physical fight because of work-related dispute, more than once.

Do tell, please
So will any of the inflation doomsayers notice? Econimists were specific: inflation halted in 2020 but will have a small jump in 2021, but most of the extreme price shocks are supply chain issues and not inflation. That has born out with lumber.
A friend of mine did a great pub quiz round with those, where you had to identify the landmark. It was amazing how many people got!
> If you are some what handy, it's not that difficult to owner build your own house.

I'm not sure what you have in mind here, but my brother did an "owner build" in the true sense of the word and sunk every nail into every piece of wood, every pipe, every wire, every window, floor, staircase, insulation, lighting, built all the cabinets, everything. That was 8 years of his life. Two of those years he literally quit his job and worked on it full time.

Caution, it is easy to seriously underestimate how much work it is to build a house. It could stretch on for years. Not to mention the pain in the ass that is bad weather, the logistics of sourcing and moving all the materials, plans, permits, etc.