skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You wish C++ were as widely used across the whole OS stack as back in its glory 1990's days.

The fact is that it has become a niche language for GPGPU programing, OS drivers and embedded standards like AUTOSAR, everywhere else another language takes the crown jewels, iOS, Android, macOS, ChromeOS, Windows Apps, Web, cloud computing infrastructure,... where is your growing C++?

So much that Apple and Google are now rather focusing on their own languages, with C++17 being good enough for their own purposes, hence why clang is trailing its ISO C++20 compliance.

When everyone brings their own agenda to the table regarding implementation details it is politics, not only concepts, contracts, ABI breaks (god forbid!), reflection, networking, graphics,...., definitly politics.

But hey, it is growing on GPGPU, HPC, Machine Learning libraries for Python, LLVM/GCC implementation language, so there is that.
Kotlin Data Classes
Globalism, folks.
As somebody who works in Operations (Production Engineering), mostly I've found OKRs, etc. a distraction from the daily marathon of high-priority availability and reliability issues.

I'm genuinely interested in your opinion on the pluses and minuses of "regular 360 and performance reviews"?
Even in 2012, you could have taken a sliver of mainstream media like "vampire fantasy novels" and failed to read everything in a single year. I think the author simply had a narrower view of what was "important".

Yes, media is now more accessible and a few key areas (TV in particular) have increased output 3 or 4 fold. But I think its likely that as the author's social circle has grown the author is aware of a greater variety of media that they weren't consuming. Additionally, most people have less time to consume things as they age. These are old problems.
C. Botulinum has a complicated life cycle that involves infecting vertebrates, killing them, and then infecting the invertebrates that feed on the body during decomposition. The bacteria don't particularly care about the host and just want it dead as quickly as possible so they can get on with their real hosts.

[1] https://doi.org/10.1093/femspd/fty040
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I'm not going to install a different browser to read one article
Yay! Another JS framework, just what we needed!
You'd argue against using a framework for a project because you encountered a few issues (which ones?) setting up the environment, and recommend another one because you love coding in ruby?

Do you realize how biased you sound to be?
In the same vein I'd recommend Sidebery https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery for tree style tabs.

It has more sane defaults, even some animations, very accessible customization (e.g. you can theme every bit of bar in extension settings, not needing to go to chrome.css). It's also can be used as a basic browser "window manager", given that you can't split window into panes, but you can have multiple tab groups in one window and quickly switch between them.
very nicely written history of the toxin, the drug botox, and the principles of canning.
related see the article on HN regarding Campbell's soups.
> Winamp is for people who want to own their music. Those people no longer exist.

Sad. Well, I am here for one.

And yeah, I remember Winamp from my childhood. I had badass skins! :D
The only hard data we have currently is when we compared our strain to other LA strains and we were producing about 60% more lactase enzymes. We are in the middle of a double blind clinical study now, that was supposed to finish in October of 2020 (yes 2020), but looks like should hopefully finish in March 2022.

Another piece of data we have is all the anecdotal stuff about it simply working for people, personally I think it is pretty hard to placebo not getting diarrhea.

I do agree with you about the supplement industry being full of scumbags. Let me know what you would like from us to help win you over, besides the double blind which is in progress, but imagine if it was not an option, what else?
This makes sense. To be clear, perceived time is not directly affecting blood glucose, it is affecting speeds of digestive breakdown and/or insulin secretion rates (most type-2s still secrete insulin). Interesting that this study was even run on diabetics at all (as opposed to euglycemic people) - not sure what the utility is there besides them being familiar with continuous glucose monitors.
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If I've understood correctly, you'd make a new page template and make your new page use that. Then you can code this page up however you like. PHP, js, etc.

The functions / classes you use could be in a plugin for portability, or just on the page or in your functions.php file for ease, whatever you like.

The nice thing about building like this for me is that the journey from nothing to something is short and so much is supported out of the box.
It definitely is not E. coli
Yes, it trades on the Australian exchange ASX: https://www2.asx.com.au/markets/company/360
> Who the heck eats Food?

You're on the right path, but you're missing the milquetoast sting at the end; something that's controversial, or slightly embarrassing that makes the activity seem niche, but really isn't. "Who the heck eats Food with the Fridge door open?" - or "Who the heck eats Food slowly, so the crinkly wrapper doesn't wake the kids?".

Yoi can find the same sort of viral drivel under "relatable tweets" on Twitter.
Exactly. See also, cats & sweet flavors:

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=476655...

A defective gene resulted in No Big Deal to a very successful class of animals.
I can’t vote it enough for that very relatable story.
India isn’t small.
It's the same for other people and other animals, if you care about other people you should care about other mammals at least a little bit.
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I had many 32-bits games in macOS but they were all axed, including big titles like Diablo 2 (not the resurrected one), Warcraft 3, and a lot of indie games. This made me realize why no sensible game companies would develop in Apple platforms, unless the games generate revenue continuously (which are mostly pay-to-win games)

God know what Apple would axe next :-/
A name looking for a problem to solve, long since solved.
You'll be dearly remembered as my mp3 player of choice from 95 to around 2001, so long and thanks for all the fish.
VLC users beg to differ. Once Winamp was sold to AOL, the name was dead, I'm surprised anyone was willing to pay money for it after that.
I'm in no way a scientist, but it sounds like the bacteria grows best in oxygen-free, low acidity environments with a lot of protein: that's dead things. Paralyzing your host is a bad idea for diseases that will be permanently destroyed shortly after their host dies, but it's a pretty great plan if it creates a wonderful ecosystem free of pesky immune cells and oxygen for you to grow and produce spores that can happily sit around forever waiting for something to eat them.
I recently built a browser extension and a web app to keep track of job applications.

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That makes sense, but surely it must be possible to write a little string library in preparation for AOC, which would make Zig a better fit?
Is it just me, or is the UX of this page hostile?

I have to scroll my scroll-wheel way too many times just to get to the next section, I couldn't even drag their little scroll indicator to move between them.
This is not really an answer, but just to add fuel to the fire: There have been several attempts either to standardize a set of widgets for the web or to create a library popular enough to be a de facto standard (e.g., semantic tags in HTML 5 and JQuery Widgets). They have all failed.

My SWAG hypothesis is that, unlike native applications, web apps are as much application as they are branding opportunities. PhotoShop on the desktop has too many buttons to leave room for branding. A web application will typically leave copious real estate for branding, cross-promotion, mascots and other graphics, etc. You typically have a lot less stuff in a view/page, and that stuff usually receives more aesthetic customization and visual design attention.
"Bene gesserit" is from latin "quamdiu se bene gesserit" = "until it will behave well". It come from "bene gero" = "I behave well".
Have you looked into JSON-ld? Sure it is an extension of json but it has a formal specification which solves all the problems you have with your json examples, specifically the out-of-band issue you have with your json and how to link to other things. FWIW I maintain a API and frontend which use JSON-ld and has the backend passing the information I need to render forms based of backend permissions like you are describing.

What your html isn't doing for me is give proper type information. Should I look for the text "Status: x" in some div to find the status, and how is this better than having "status" as a key in some json object? I would not enjoy developing a consumer which had to interface with an api nesting data in divs.
Update on this: since October 4, I've received an additional 17 emails, of which 5 generated useful discussion, and 2 out of those 5 had legitimately interesting opportunities.

Also, despite having set up SPF and DKIM, LinkedIn continues to reject my reply emails.
Is there any chance to find some DNA in it?
We will be releasing our GMO version in 2022. I anticipate its efficacy to be incredible. We will be performing quite a few safety studies ahead of this release.

The site is brand new, please give it time, my cofounder has remade the site 3 times in the past 7 months, he promises this is the last time though (for now haha).
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Is this one of those US market researches where US == world?

I hardly see Chromebooks anywhere in Europe, despite Google desperately trying to sell them.

Usually they get continously discounted until finally someone takes the poor unit away.
Lack of sufficient vaccines weigh on Africa growth outlook ~IMF
> Would you like people to use one time emails on registration so you will be never able to reach them out?

I'm familiar with at least two of the services on your block-list - because I actively use them. Neither of them is limited to "one time emails". One provides addresses that forward until you disable them, and the other allows a specified number of e-mails, with the option to either renew a sender's e-mail quota or set them as "trusted" (allowing unlimited e-mails). I only disable these disposable addresses as a last resort - if I start receiving a high volume of e-mails that I did not agree to receive and can't unsubscribe, or if I see that the address has been shared with a third party without my permission. If you treat me with respect, you'll be able to contact me for as long as I use your site. If you violate my trust, you'll be treated as a spammer.
A pathogen's needs will, over time, converge with the needs of its host, but only if the pathogen is only able to survive in one species. When a pathogen is able to feed off of many species, its needs never converge with the needs of any particular host.
Install it to read everything then :-]
The fundamental problem is the same as with business and management research - any useful signal is completely drowned in an ocean of noise. Success of a project depends on the characters of the people involved, connections of the project lead, market timing, sources of funding, luck, current phase of the business cycle, past project experience, marketing and hype, sales teams, relatedness of icons and animations, etc. - more so than on any technical or organizational factor. I've yet to work on a project where technical reasons were at the root cause of the lack of success
I just hope they don't go after WACUP https://getwacup.com/
As a Googler privy to the internal postmortem: as stated in the public postmortem, all traffic was unaffected within 33 minutes of the problem appearing. The bug was very on/off: at 09:35PT a corrupted configuration stopped ~immediately (usually double digit seconds of propagation delay) all traffic. At 10:08PT it was verified that the whole service is running the configuration from before the corruption.

The >1h duration was for inability to change your load balancing configuration.
Llama's ass status: unwhipped
How to deploy an Intel Openvino zoo model on OpenNCC
Saito Network Fireside AMA Recap
This looks like it was developed by someone who doesn't understand why the original WinAmp was (and continues to be) so popular.
> These words are actually well defined in the context of Unicode, and
> they're non-confusing in any other context.

John, you've set right so many misconceptions here, and taught much. I appreciate that. However, unfortunately, this sentence I must disagree with. Software developers are not reading the spec, and the terms therefore 𝒂𝒓𝒆 confusing them.

As with security issues, I see no simple solution to get developers to familiarize themselves with even the basics before writing code, nor a way to get PMs to vet and hire such developers. Until the software development profession becomes accredited like engineering or law, Unicode and security issues (and accessibility, and robustness, and dataloss, and performance, and maintainability issues) will continue to plague the industry.
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It's just one of the costs of individualism. With so much to consume, instant personal choice, and no consistent conduit, there is little chance we have all seen the same stuff.

A way around it is explicitly discussing the issue with mates. I keep some close friends who keep in close parity because we all understand that if we don't all play the same game we will end up playing nothing together. Rando internet friends are great but you don't always get that consistency of long term discussion and a deeper relationship.

We still reach outside of the group of course, I play other games too, but if X wants to play Sea of Thieves then we all jump in else they won't do the same for you when you want to play your game with them.

I think this kind of small scale community building helps a lot, and helps you get the benefits of the internet without the banality of the "all psuedo-anonymous hive mind"
Seems like overkill? Toying with recruiters or improving productivity by avoiding seeing the spam in the first place? I don’t get many so it doesn’t bother me…
I have accumulated perhaps more than is healthy.

Some that didn't appear on this page (yet) are:

octotree - intercepts github (and ostensibly other repo site) pages and gives you a browseable file manager pop-out on the left. Once used, it's hard to live without.

behind the overlay - lets you hide (most) popups and overlays with ctrl-shift-x, which regrettably quickly becomes an instinctive reaction

jira assistant - nifty, if you spend a fair bit of time in jira

tabs outliner - can be handy for recovering large bits of your (crashed) browser history, though I find ctrl-shift-T gets me most of the way there these days.
Toby - Bookmark and organize browser tabs

Pocket/Instapaper - To save articles for offline use

Video Speed Controller - Play videos at faster playback speed, time is precious

Send to Kindle - To send articles to Kindle
The main CTA is DONATE, that's a pretty clear spade signal to me.
Tutorial: Deploy GPT-J 6B for inference using FastAPI
Our product is about convenience, if you are happy with your current situation then keep doing that. For us it is about taking it for a week and not having to worry about what might have lactose, as well being able to enjoy dairy products in general, without a care.

Also the subscription price is $30 a month, so $1 a day. Convenience holds different value to different people.
How one can misspell "entertainment" as "culture"? And the answer is clearly yes, the west consumes too much of it. The stress leads to distraction gluttony which leads to detachment from the real life which leads to stress as one can hardly navigate efficiently the social hive when his mental picture of it is taken from movies, shows, social media, etc.
Deepnote (YC S19) Is Hiring to Build a Better Data Science Notebook
Jensen Huang gets chip industry’s highest honor 28 years after founding Nvidia
That is my observation. I have Ergodox, Planck and X-Bows, all of them are non-staggered. I noticed that I had an urge to adjust either keyboard or my posture constantly. On the other hand I’m comfortable with a traditional staggered keyboard at any angle and position.
Non-staggered is very comfortable as soon as you keep you fingers along the columns. But is you move a little bit - you have to adjust the keyboard.
Well I think Amazon has a vested interest in the language at this point. Does the core team even matter that much now? If the core team falls apart could Amazon not simply pick up the reins? It doesn't seem to have hurt C# or Swift to be driven by a company.
It's not exactly clear what this is. Is it a music player, or a new streaming service? They make a big deal about their history, but then also talk about fair revenue for creators.

I have a vague fear that it's going to try and do something like Brave's "BAT" but for music that you have locally -- which I guess could work if you distribute your music for free (as I do for much of mine), but doesn't make sense if you purchase your music. I certainly can't see myself wanting to pay for the same music twice -- once for the physical or digital copy, and then again for "Winamp Attention Tokens".

Much more likely though that it's just another music streaming service.
> a disease that had been coined Botulism, after bolutus, the Latin for sausage

[typo] If the author is reading, sausage in Latin is botellus, or sometimes botulus, but not bolutus.
> The lethal dose when consumed orally is around 30 billionths of a gram, which if you want a relatable comparison, is about the same as if you cut a single poppy seed into ten thousand equal pieces and ate one of them. It is an amount so tiny, it really doesn’t make sense.

That's right - it makes no sense. How could such a small amount of anything do enough damage to shut down your entire body? According to wikipedia, it works by "cleaving key proteins required for nerve activation". Unless there's some self-replication mechanism, how does that even work?

edit: I went and did the math. At an LD of 30 nanograms, that's about 1.2 billion actual molecules of this stuff to die. I guess that's enough to shut down a sufficient number of nerves that you just can't function anymore.

The math: lethal dose / per molecule weight (molar mass / avogadro)

(3.0e-10) / (149323.05 / 6.0221409e+23) = 1209888406.377984
> Those people no longer exist.

Sure they do, why else would bandcamp.com still be in business?

That said, I grew up with Winamp but never understood the adoration for it. As soon as I wasn’t quite so young anymore, I preferred functional and not whimsy.
I mean, there is a llama button at the bottom of the page, and it does what you'd expect.
In LinkedIn I have my first name as my first name + middle initial.

I always know when is a mass message or a real personalized message based on whether or not they include that initial.

Works surprisingly well for me but sadly for LinkedIn that’s a case of an implementation detail totally destroying their value proposition for recruiters.
Mounty – a tiny tool for macOS to re-mount NTFS volumes in read-write mode
I used to do something similar a couple of years ago, but ultimately, the bot replies became so short it made no sense to pay AWS to run the code.

The last version of the code, which I kept running for over 6+ months, continued replying with things like “Thanks <Recruiter’s Name>. I’m interested.” —or— “Thanks <Recruiter’s Name>. I’m not interested, but I appreciate the invitation.” After comparing the success rate of my interviews with the length of my initial replies, I realized that short messages resulted in better leads.

I dare to say that it never matters if the recruiter is targeting you specifically or bombarding a long list of potential employees. They only need to know if you are interested or not, so writing long emails to accept or decline their invitations is usually a waste of time, for you and for them. If you are interested, say so, and they will quickly set up a pre-screening call to tell you more about the company, the role, the team, compensation package, or whatever you want to know.

If you are not interested, most recruiters will appreciate a simple “not interested. thanks.” and move on.
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If the site UX is a portent of what the product will be like, then pass, thank you very much.
The rapid, long-lasting and highly noticeable cosmetic effects made Botox a near instant success. In small doses, the same nerve damage that causes fatal paralysis in poisoning cases, helps to remove forehead creases and crow’s feet, with the only side effects being an inability to express emotion using your face,

…

ironic that many celebrities who publicly advocated a clean living, chemical-free lifestyle, were also early adopters of a treatment that involves injecting the deadliest substance on earth into your face (looking at you, Paltrow). If any of them were surprised at this seeming paradox, they certainly didn’t show it.

Loved the subtle irony here.
>Participants were instructed to record their BGLs before and after every meal and to complete a daily blood glucose change chart for a week before the experiment.

For one, I imagine getting a group of people with no history of monitoring their blood glucose to accurately track it over a week would be tricky.