skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You should read it being that it is from an actual Scientist/Researcher and not a Journalist/New Age Guru etc.

Check the reviews of the book on Amazon and elsewhere on the Web to get an idea of the highlights.

It has been a while since i read it, but a couple of things stayed with me;

1) The Circadian Clock is not a single thing; every organ in the body has its own clock and they all work together to provide a Circadian Rhythm. We are literally ruled by it and hence is most important to get right for optimal health.

2) Time Restricted Eating is the magic bullet for maintaining Good Health. Basically this means restricting all your food/drink to a 8-12 hr window. For some reason this seems to cure most illnesses and establishes equilibrium in the body.

3) Sleep Debt is a very real thing with immediate and long-term negative consequences.

4) Sunlight in the Morning and Dim lights in the Evening are optimal for getting good Sleep.

5) There was also something about Exercising in the Morning being better but don't recall now.
Waiters are officials now?
Covid Dinner Discussion – SNL
I said she was a great coder. I didn't say she was trustworthy. She eventually left the industry to go be pretty at gamblers in a casino where she could earn a lot more money for a lot less effort. My co-manager's blatant sexism also contributed to this. I often wonder whether she got back into coding, but lost touch years ago (this was pre-LinkedIn obviously).

"Never trust a junkie" is still very good advice.

Talent at coding doesn't automatically come with the personality or the temperament to be a good career software dev.
I saw a documentary where an inmate was scamming people by placing ads in men's gay magazines. They would ask for money and/or extort them after finding out who they were and where they lived. He amassed hundreds of thousands of dollars using letters and the prison phones in this scam. He had already purchased a house and a car in preparation for his release and saving up to buy his way out prison.

A lawyer stole his money and blamed it on his friend and law partner, a judge, who the inmate had murdered (including his wife who was a shoe-in for mayor)...from prison. The lawyer snagged the mayoral seat after she was killed--for a short period until getting caught and sent to prison himself.

Apparently prison offers few barriers to conducting business.
How to hire developers using performance metrics
There’s one job perk more popular than a four-day workweek
Show HN: AWS Releases Open-Source IoT Application Kit
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They didn't solve the code license issue[0] a year after the transaction completed.

For now, one has no way to tell whether a given code snippet in MDN is licensed under CC0 or MIT.

[0]: https://github.com/mdn/content/discussions/5901
Ask HN: Who Wants to Collaborate? (March 2022)
This thread is similar to the monthly "Who is hiring?" and "Freelancer? Seeking freelancer?" threads.
But this one is for people who don't want to work for money and are not looking for people who want to work for money. But for people who want to work together on cool projects.

For free to make the world better or to start a startup.

If you do, please post your project or your skills!
The spec itself says the same thing with basically no additional detail. I don't exactly see why this is the case but I suppose it does interact with focus as is and tabindex would conflict with that?

https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/interactive-elements....
I uses a tristate flag: system, light, and dark modes.
Abandoning the ISA is probably too extreme.

MIPS was pretty dead when they abandoned it, ARM is still alive and well.

ARM could survive by making the ISA free and competing by having the best ARM core designers and designs, and/or by having proprietary addons for media handling/decoding.
I'm frustrated by graphics card prices. But ultimately that's life. If you buy hardware, the manufacturer shouldn't be putting artificial limits on it.
Right, you can’t say (paraphrasing here) “ordinary Russians must suffer for change to occur” while you’re literally paying a Russian state-owned entity to keep the heat on. Your government’s complacency partially funded this war and if you want to see people on the other side be punished for their mistakes you’d better own up to yours as well.
Not really, students have been designing RISC cores as long as RISC has been around. It's a standard exercise.

RISCV does make it a bit easier and gives you a clean ISA but it hasn't really had that much of an influence due to its own design i.e. it's caused people to herd around it so there's lots of tutorials and work to borrow floating around.
That's true, but it also allows human beings to stay in touch with reality, their families, an outside world that they're eventually going to reenter. Cutting off communication would be a disaster for people inside and outside prison - it would increase recidivism, increase suicide, break up families, mentally destroy prisoners, and likely increase crime overall. It's a terrible idea.

I also don't think phone calls are the only thing separating prison from a vacation home.
I also want to see all sides and make up my own mind. Blocking foreign news media will only hurt us long term.
Well that was true until mariadb 10.1 <-> mysql 5.6. Now they diverge too much to assume this.
> Are you 5 years old and scared of words

This is not the way we communicate on Hacker News and I will not validate it with a response. Refer to the guidelines if this is unclear.
Coinbase's letter https://www.sec.gov/comments/sr-nysearca-2021-90/srnysearca2...
Strange to see all this negativity here. Media artists have organized some pretty cool VR events during Covid lockdown times :-) I think it has lots of potential.
So, if MS wants me to create new accounts daily I should do it? It is not a smooth process and you nothing to gain and many things to lose(time, maybe your account), we do not forget the past with Skype and read the other comments, MS are incapable to do it right.

I purchased something it should continue to work even some shit at MS has different plans, they should be forced to unlock the launcher and not brick products.
> I'd rather say the issue is that the big boys' business is NOT mails, so their goal is to provide the minimum viable mail service, and not spend one dollar more on it.

Plenty of money was spent criminalising crypto by the big boys.

Even disregarding that fact, your equation makes no sense because AOL or whatever big BS you have in mind has null interest providing a product they have to spend money on with zero realistic ROI.

Since arpa net arose eventually from the same party poopers, nothing of this should come as a real surprise.
Same here. There was talk a few years ago about Mojang open sourcing it, but clearly they went with the money. And now Microsoft are adamant to squeeze every bit of money and future custom from us.
Oh, wow. Real people suffer because of sanctions.

Only thing I regret that they didn't suffer enough to withdraw troops from my country. Stomach problems hardly compare to ruined cities and lives lost. Screw Russia and your rhetoric.
Don’t forget it also coincides with a midterm year where the party doing most of the hardcore mandating is the one that by all accounts is set to lose a lot of seats in Congress.

Also slight clarification, most of the protests are against mandates, being forced to take the vaccines - not the vaccines themselves!
Tailscale is hiring for several roles, fully remote (in the Americas timezones). In particular, a Go + Android Engineer, an Engineer who likes Javascript, and a Customer support Engineer. https://tailscale.com/careers/
It probably wouldn't have worked out well anyway. Your cofounder would have been upset the first time you spent time with your kids instead of working. Founders need to be in roughly the same life stage for things to work out, or if not, have a very strong understanding of what the other person's work life balance is. Or at least the one without kids needs to have very involved hobbies to spend time on when you spend time with your kids!
slightly tangent: is it true that ethernet doesn't have a solid math theory behind? if so, how does it scale?
Cutting-edge, aerial drone technology could help combat browntail moths
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SupplyPike (https://www.supplypike.com/) is on a mission to change the lives of retail suppliers by giving them amazing tools to change the way they navigate supply chain problems.

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We're in a hyper-growth mode and would love to have smart, passionate, and ambitious software engineers join the team!

Our tech stack is primarily typescript, nodejs, react, postgres, elasticsearch (5+ TB), mongo. We have an excellent SRE team who builds and maintains devops tools (prometheus, grafana, flux, github actions) and Kubernetes clusters (AWS EKS). We connect with 60+ different external sources which introduces some interesting engineering and organizational challenges.

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> It's hard because "everybody is lying" might be one of the lies.

Absolutely - note it it a deliberate information warfare strategy to make people doubt all sources equally.
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We're working to end the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle [0] that more than half of Americans live in. To tackle this problem, we’ve created an affordable, on-demand pay platform that allows employees early access to their paychecks, while also building financial resilience.

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This is awesome, thanks for sharing. Is this stable to use in prod? I see it have not reached 1.0 yet.

> While not directly comparable to hasura
Why do you say so, seems comparable to Hasura?
Migrate to bigquery, twitter runs on it. No storage cost and you can plugin google datastudio, bigqueryml and automate a lot with cloud-functions. Show them how to do better and graduate on that. They will thank you for it because of the complexity you have removed for all your colleagues.
Ask HN: Alternative to Namecheap?
I really liked this company. However, persistence of the web is too important for me to trust that 10 years from now, something I write on a website will be deemed unacceptable and everything gets flushed. Domains are the ultimate form of control and having a whole country banned just blows my mind. What about dissent from within? What about services that might keep the conversation going?

I'm hoping for recommendations for companies that have a history of supporting the free and open web no matter the hot item of the day / year / decade.
To me it's a sign of a lack of confidence in that long-term evaluation and is probably a sign they don't have the right risk attitude to be in the startup game to begin with.
Invention Dice (2014)
On Terrible Engineers (2015)
I'm a Russian American living in the US, with family in both Russia and Ukraine.
I spend hundreds of dollars a year on your services. I'm transferring my domains away from Namecheap due to this policy.

The sanctions and these types of actions don't hurt the Putin regime, they hurt individual Russians that are by a wide margin against this war and are being arrested by the thousands in daily protests.

Furthermore they ignore the geopolitical realities that underpin this war- there are no good guys here other than the civilians in Ukraine and Russia but plenty of bad guys in leadership in Russia, US and Ukraine itself that are responsible for this conflict festering for the last 20 years.
I hope this loopholes would be closed and Russian economy crumble. Stop supporting warmongers, then we can build businesses.
Location: Tennessee, US

Remote: yes. Only open to Remote at this time.

Willing to relocate: no but I will work remotely in any UTC-0 through UTC-9 timezone.

Technolgies:

Used Daily: Web (JS/TS, HTML/CSS), Node.JS, Database/Caches (SQL, Mongo, Redis/Memcache), Message Systems/Queues/PubSub (RMQ, Kafka, Rediis via Bull), Cloud (AWS, GCP), K8s/Nomad, Observability (Datadog, Honeycomb, Opentel, Prometheus, Grafana)

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Full stack lead engineer that has a desire to focus on backend distributed systems. I have spent 15+ years building web sites and applications and am excited to solve hard problems that directly affect business metrics. I currently am the tech lead for the Video Processing team at Hopin, designing, validating, building, and supporting distributed systems and Edge compute in order to facilitate LL-HLS and other file types and transformations.
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We solve global materials science challenges using the power of data. From green plastics to lighter more efficient cars, to better batteries, to less toxic dyes for clothing – the future of our planet hinges on how we create the next generation of materials and chemicals. We work directly with the innovative companies making the development tradeoffs that will impact our planet for generations to come. We provide the platform they use to develop materials with sustainability in mind, faster than ever before.

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That's worse than I though. Quite a long wait.
Multiple angel investors told us something similar.

One in fact said they wouldn’t fund us if we pay ourselves way too little because then we would be massively distracted to create anything valuable.
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We build a cloud service to fundamentally improve how wearables and cameras are used in healthcare, to support data-driven diagnostics, and enable personalized treatment and rehab for the millions of people who need it. This is a product that actually makes a difference.

We are now looking for an all-round web developer eager to be responsible for the design and the implementation of our frontend application, with an eye for details and a passion for building software that users love.

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TermKit: A Rich Graphical Terminal (2011)
> Decades later, and many, many of both residental, office and infrastructural networks still use Ethernet and it's not going anywhere away soon.

It's true but kind of funny since ethernet has changed 180 degrees from the original design. I remember tapping thick cables with vampire taps when it was a shared medium with collision detect and now cables are plug and play with a star topology.
>> Who do you think initiated the aggravation of the situation in eastern Ukraine?:

> 50%: U.S., NATO countries

What would have been somewhat encouraging would have been if the other 50% were like 45-49% "Russia" and 1-4% "Undecided" or "Other". Turns out, though, that:

> 16% think that Ukraine was the initiator. Meanwhile, only 4% named Russia

So, either they are pretty much deluded nationalists, or Putin's state-media brainwashing has been overwhelmingly successful.

(Any particular reason you left that bit out of your comment?)
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Production of opium and its derivatives before it was under US control and after.

These are the only 2 numbers you should look at.
Demystifying the Great Resignation
what HN thinks about that custom scrollbar design?
>>Nukes were present in 1990, there was no opportunity.

Yes, but doesn't that imply, today also nobody can 'strangulate' Russia?
The Russians were weaker then, why would the West do it now, when the Russians are stronger and there are still the nukes that prevented it back then?
Personally I fully support this sort of action. Governments think they can just commit atrocities and get away with it without business owners having any moral duty to intervene in any way they can. In fact, I would support adding more countries to your list, like the United States
Looking in the settings, I see there is something called TalkBack:

```
When Talkback is on, it provides spoken feedback so that you can use your device without looking at the screen. Talkback is intended for situations or people who have difficulty seeing the screen.
```
> If someone is truly building a company into something they believe to be very valuable, the salary shouldn’t matter very much beyond helping them not worry about bills while they grow the company.

I don’t get that. If someone is truly sitting on a lottery ticket they believe to be valuable, salary still matters very much, because there’s significant irreducible risk that it doesn’t pay out. From a strictly financial perspective, it’s the same reason people don’t go all in on one company in the stock market, but rather diversify their portfolios: People maximize risk adjusted values rather than just expected values.
Lukashenko plans Moldova invasion as Belarus President releases military plans
Matrix | Sr. Software Engineer | Remote

Matrix is on a quest to make every fan an owner of their entertainment. We are an early-stage (12 employees; pre-product; recently raised $3M+ from Galaxy, Samsung, Sam Altman, Dapper Labs, etc.) startup.

We're currently looking to bring on a senior dev to help us both build the immediate product and assist in building company procedures/code that's meant to be scalable and assists in being able to build new features quickly.

Our stack currently revolves around: React, NodeJS, Graph, and Solidity

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