skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
KDE Plasma has included a builtin feature very similar to f.lux/redshift for a while, which works fine on Wayland. I've been using it constantly for the last 2, 3 years (I think?) and it does its job all right.
>Encourage bad spending habits: sounds like classical advertising.

Extremely targeted, omni-present advertising with more techniques used to maximize the impact.

It's a bit like asking where does kids rough housing turn into assault and battery. If you took 100 different situations that fall in-between these two points and ordered them, each one would sound like the ones next to them, yet the one furthest on one side would be categorically different than the one furthest on the other side.

Or a bit like the example where you start a paragraph with a red word and ever letter you shift the smallest amount possible with RGB towards blue. Eventually you end up at blue, but every letter looks almost identical to the letter next to it.
I had the realization that economists only look at identities that hold in the "steady state" after a shock to a system, like the printer going brrr for a while, and don't consider transitory states because they are difficult to model and calculate.

That's why you have smart people going around saying inflation doesn't matter and other dumb stuff like that.

There's no steady state, people! The system takes longer to reach steady state than the time between shocks!

Am I wrong?
Why shall I give an e-mail address just to see what this is?
Try intermittent fasting, or just simply skip breakfast and eat within a 10am-6pm window, leaving the rest of the time for fasting

https://hn.algolia.com/?q=%09Intermittent+fasting

Opposite problem, trying to gain weight

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30627406
The original! Very nice program. Nowadays I mainly use Red Moon on Android, and GNOME 3's built-in "Night Light" feature on desktop.

I don't use Windows much anymore, but when I do, I run f.lux there.
> Like a lot of us I do occasionally still have back problems from too much sitting

Like you I had back problems at regular intervals. Then I read about building muscle using moderate weight exercises and have been free from back pain ever since. Whenever I stop doing my exercises for 1-2 weeks because of holidays or whatever, I feel the oh so familiar back pain creeping in again...
I looked into your O2 theory recently but under the idea of " Is more oxygen better". From what I learned, your blood is 99% saturated at 21% oxygen; so, I don't think that would work. Maybe just try breathing more? Expel twice as much Co2 as you usually do.

But my tips, drink more water, eat less and move more. If you do a combination of these things relative to where you are now, you will lose weight.
most people who think they are IFing because they don't eat breakfast simply don't have a conscious overview about how much and when they are consuming calories. upon closer inspection it mostly turns out they do in fact eat little snacks at random times.
> I was surprised that the change of color was that noticeable to the un-accustomed eye.

You should turn it off once late a night, your retinas will hate you for it :D
I cannot download new versions as quickly as they release new ones... and "minor" version increases are historically always quite massive. Blender is an awesome tool by now that doesn't need to hide from commercial alternatives at all.
TypeScript itself has two types for this purpose: "any" and "unknown".

"any" is the escape hatch and allows you to do anything with the variable. In essence it stops type checking entirely for that variable.

"unknown" takes the opposite approach and doesn't let you do anything with the variable value (other than pass it along to other "unknown" accepting variables/functions) until you have asserted its actual type with type guards.
Preload your stomach with 1 litre of water.
Best practices to secure your AWS environment
Not the person you asked but I’d guess it has to do with managing the emotions or anxiety that lead to the bad behavior. The way I think of it is I don’t want to teach the dog to overcome negative emotions, I want to help them not have negative emotions in the first place. If possible.
That, and for Safari on iOS I bought Noir. Works like a charm and cannot miss it. Noir and automatic reader mode is actually a pleasant way to browse the web (although I often disable reader mode because it gobbles up images etc.).
Is there a way to hook this up to a service to do shopping for me so I can do some kind of self-hosted hello fresh?
When I was contracting full time, a _very_ large portion of my time was paid for in Rails work. Something like 90%. I market myself as a true generalist, basically a CTO-for-hire, and still the contracts I landed almost always involved Rails in some way.
Fun fact: Knuth is a devout Lutheran and he recently led a church Bible study on the--I can't make this up--Bible book "Numbers."
You have the two swapped. Chromium is the important trace element, nickel is not known if it's needed.
This really is a fun fact, haha! I love hearing practical use cases for game engines.
Isn't WASM basically this low level compilation target you're talking about?
One idea I had there was to build a utility library that gets made available automatically, so you could write JavaScript that looks something like this:

ShotScraper.annotate(
".facet-link",
ShotScraper.Arrow({
color: "pink",
width: 150,
direction: "right"
})
)

Building this out is a lot of extra work though, so I decided to ship without that and see what kind of things people needed.
"Doing the donut" has become the initiation for even serious CAD engineers. Really good tutorial. Even interesting for software devs that want to dabble in 3d rendering as the knowledge from the design pipeline really helps in general understanding of the problem space.
I think this thread has room for 512 characters of jokes. So far we can fit both of those meeting that constraint so no need to choose favorites.
Two recent studies on judging authentic vs. deepfake images
Hah love it. I’ve always called it my “monkey brain”
I’d say WASM is the low level compilation target for JavaScript runtimes.

There is also a proposal for directly shipping ASTs instead of JavaScript source files for performance improvements [0].

[0]: https://github.com/tc39/proposal-binary-ast
I was a happy f.lux user for several years and suddenly had a new (Xubuntu) machine which seemed to override it's settings. Redshift is "built-in" to Xubuntu and I find it to be equivalent for my needs.
Many more people (1 in 7) have iron-deficiency anemia.
Flux is awesome, There's also lunar.fyi

https://lunar.fyi/
Anecdatally - I've been on omad (one meal a day, just dinner) for coming up on a year. I only weighed myself once every couple of months at a friends house as I don't own a scale. Over the last year, I dropped 28lbs without much effort beyond adapting to the routine over the first month or so, and then gained 8 lbs. back over the winter due to being relatively sedantary, and adding alcohol back to my life. (red wine, whiskey, and worst vice of of all, cider)

This may seem like a small amount to lose over a year for such an extreme diet (~12% of body weight at lowest), but the number overlooks how much I really enjoy eating when I do eat. No snacks, no hidden sugar crap, but bulking size portions without desserts. An example would be if I had to eat fast food because I was out, it would be some gourmet organic hipster double fancy burger where all the animals involved were probably raised with music lessons or something, with another normal single burger instead of fries, and the idea of sugar water is absurd. Only eating at dinner, at least 75% of my meals include salad or large vegetable servings as well, so even if it's small, most eating habits don't include that, so there's a net trade off. So still a somewhat perverse meal size that would qualify as gluttony to an observer, but limited by OMAD availability. I can't say it's virtuous and healthy at all (a lot of chicken burritos), and it's less a diet or scheduling as managing ones tendency of abusing food, but since I'm not wired for moderation, this has been something that works.

I have a few black espressos every morning, and go until about 5pm or later before having a normal (if extra enjoyable) dinner.

First few weeks are hard, and I got through them with mint tea and chai tea (no milk or sugar) during the day when I was really struggling. I started in April, so the snow was gone and I could get out for walks at lunch, and I found exercise was the absolute best hunger killer. I avoid dieting in principle because I think it becomes a weird and pious substitute activity that appeals to a sense of purity I don't have. Starting in April felt right because every animal is basically starving by April anyway.

In terms of nutrition, it has been red meat once or twice a week, salad at most meals, high fat. Gyms were closed last year, so I walked an hour a day 4-5 days a week and threw in some occasaional dumbell sets on boring conference calls. I got about 90mins of extra productivity/HN from the time I would have spent prepping and eating meals, and coupled with work from home and no-commute, I added 3h a day to take on addtional consulting clients for short periods.

I'm still overweight (6'2/220), but it's controlled, my YoY billings are up 20% and I have a more appreciative relationship to food.
Besides turning my screen more amber at night, the main feature I use f.lux for is matching my ambient office light. I downloaded an app that measures color temperature and took a picture of a white piece of paper with my phone. My particular ambient light temperature is 4200K because of the fluorescent lights they use in my office. I set my monitor to match that, and it has helped my eyestrain and headaches considerably. The other thing I did to eliminate eyestrain was to get a pair of +1.00 reading glasses, because my eyes are just starting to get a little blurry.
Azure pulls in front of AWS in public cloud adoption
I've used f.lux for more than 12 years now. My preference is 3700K after sunset, and 2600K during the last few hours before bedtime - rather warm color temperatures - and it has definitely improved my ability to wind down before bedtime.
All generated primary energy will eventually be turned into heat. However, the climate effect of this direct heating is orders of magnitude smaller than the greenhouse effect from burning hydrocarbons.
Sounds like that's a better spot to be in for a big push to deploy heat pumps since the property owners have greater assets & financial acumen than the average homeowner in many places so you can work with one entity on upgrades to a number of households at a time. The government could announce a big program to fund upgrades, make massive order commitments with the major manufacturers so they scale up production immediately, and negotiate with installers to hire & train more staff.
While agreeing, I would add, when trying it, do it gradually. First give up snacks, then narrow the gaps, then skip breakfast while widening the gap, then narrow it again. Two weeks each step at least. When in discomfort go back a step. While doing so also change what you eat, also very gradually. If you are like me and hate salad, just peel a carrot, cut a cabbage, eat them. I don’t bother making salads. To me it is a tax to pay. I eat them cause I must. Over time I started noticing they taste ok, to ahungry person. But the real joy of comes after paying that tax.
Well, I'm hardly going to stand here and justify myself to someone who whips out "Brobdingnagian" like it was nothing and then calls me insufferable.
> Because these type annotations do not benefit execution, only development.

Well this is why TypeScript was invented in the first place. Not to mention that "static-only" type annotations are being adopted in Python and Ruby as well. Clearly a lot of developers see a lot of value in them.
The US Biofuel Mandate Helps Farmers, but Does Little for Energy Security
My favorite thing is to combine IF with activity. As in, I will do fasted activity early in the day. What that means in reality is:

- skip breakfast

- go for a walk / run in the morning

This will mainly use your stored fat for energy and is 1 less meal you consume
For me: get a dog. Find a two mile loop. Take the dog for a walk.
The fed in the 70s slowed inflation by raising interest rates to 20%. The current fed will never do that.
Here’s why I support this:

I want to write, run, and debug a js file in node without intermediate files. Repl speed would increase a lot.
Does black coffee break the fast? No sweetener, not a flavored coffee.
The wording here always confuses me, why is it called intermittent fasting? Isn't all fasting already intermittent otherwise it would be called starving right?
I am currently alternate day fasting (ADF), which I'm finding very easy to do. Apparently the most popular form of ADF is a modified version where you can eat up to 500 calories on fasting days. I'm juicing on fasting days, which probably adds 300-400 calories.

ADF apparently is quite safe, sustainable, and healthy:
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/alternate-day-fasting-g...
Sadly, it can't survive the transition to Wayland, given that applying filters on the entire screen is something only the compositor can do and thus it must be handled at that level and not in a separate app, like f.lux did on X11.
It's not. I've noticed this misunderstanding before and it's very frustrating. Not every word with a negative connotation is an insult.
Central bank accounts would clearly be a convenient tool for financial warfare, especially once cash has been digitized. Not just against Russians. Against any kind of opposition, like with the extrajudicial bank account freezes. So clearly this will never happen under a democratic government. After all, do look up, but Americans should not look north. Someone like Trudeau would never abuse this, again.
I find this whole story really disturbing.
It's really reassuring to hear that, because in my mind I always think my strategy is still inferior to those people who can ration out their own snacks.
Before wasm there was asm.js [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asm.js
There is no other way to interpret this use of "weird hobby" than as ridicule. Otherwise what was the intended point of the comment?

For instance, the part "next time someone says you have a weird hobby", why does the reader supposedly care if someone does say that to them?, and why do they need to remember anything when that happens? What is this memory bolstering them against?

Is it meant to keep their heads from getting too big from the compliment?

In fact I consider weird a virtue, and when someone calls me weird, I usually say "thank you" whether they meant it as a compliment or not, but in fact most people do not intend that charge as a compliment, and this comment in parficular can be trivially unpacked and can not be interpreted as either a compliment or even neutral, without ignoring the actual words and context. It doesn't hold together as a rational string of words any other way than as ridicule.

And I decline to believe that you don't know that, which makes this comment disingenuous.
Well, what profession are you in? If you're a lawyer, or a financial advisor, or, yes, a doctor, then your revealed character absolutely has a bearing over whether you're a fit and proper person to be in a position of trust.
It's important to realize that IF is more than just calorie restriction. It's also about giving your digestive system time off to heal. Plus - when restricting calories to a small window you'll naturally change choice of nutrition towards proteins, good fats and less (not none, though) carbohydrates. Otherwise you'll feel hungry during the fasting period after a few hours.
It's mostly because of the inability of Russian SAM to detect those.

Bayraktar slowlyness seems to be a feature in that regard + it can fly high enough, which helps.

It can also carry 4 missles, which isn't much and needs radio contact, which i thought could be blocked.

But weirdly enough, that's not happening.
Knuth is brilliant. Who cares if P = NP if you can't find a P time solution without a huge degree.

We know that an exponential time solution exists. Given problems in NP have simplifying heuristics that can significantly reduce the search time space for a good answer on real data.

I took an optimizing hard problems class in college, 22 years ago. The professor led with a joke that if a student found a polynomial time solution to any of the problems to come see them for extra credit. The class taught us approaches for finding heuristics to get good performance against sample data sets of practical applications in reasonable time.

We were graded by how large a data set of the sample sets we could compute by the time the assignment was due. It was a competition against our peers to see who could solve the largest data set.
I'm a happy Wise user, they provide me an easy way to get paid by my US clients when doing contracting work and offer very quick transfers for quite cheap. If you can compete as well as you say on a pair USD-EUR I would be more than happy to try out your service.

Is there a way to get notified when you will add support for other currencies?
Quite possibly.

The fundamental thing is calories in/calories out. Then you just need to find a strategy that helps you implement that that you can adhere to - keto, intermittent fasting, low fat, whatever. Track your calories under a few regimes and see which is easiest to stick to. People might argue one is better than the other, and that could well be true, but I think only at the individual level. What works for me might not work for you.

What worked for me (losing 14kg in 6 months) was only having two meals a day (lunch and dinner, breakfast was a coffee), and having the same (low calorie) meal for lunch every day.

Eating the same thing every day is not a bad idea: https://www.artofmanliness.com/health-fitness/health/the-gro...
You're thinking of asm.js: http://asmjs.org/faq.html
> ...if the job of the corporation is to maximize value for shareholders, it's entirely possible that they've determined that angering one side provides better profits than angering the other side. If making only LBGTQ+ movies earned them more money is that what they'd do?

I think that interpretation is in the right direction, but a little off. I don't think this is about angering one "side" vs. the other, but rather creating movies that appeal to the broadest possible audience (e.g. angering no one). You can't please everyone, but it's better to be acceptable to 90% than 60%. I'd reckon that most parents who would be fine with "same-sex affection" in a children's movie are probably not bothered by the absence of it in a specific case. Disney wants to be synonymous with children's programming, and that probably means being quick to drop controversial themes and slow to include new ones.

Honestly, if Disney did what "the LGBTQIA+ employees of Pixar, and their allies" want, all it would do is politically polarize the children's movie market and/or create an opening for a new company to become successful by copying Disney's current strategy.
The point I was trying to make, that the line is often blurred between language features and standard library calls. C++'s new could've been a function, just like C - it's how std::make_unique works.
It is proposing a subset of TS (type annotations) to become a part of JS.
1. no[1]

2. yes

3. no

4. no

5. no[2]

[1] CAMs do not change the issue of functional accuracy in any way. This is irrelevant.

[2] This is the result of developers thinking about their objects designs differently, which is good. Class access modifiers are for mixin property selection. That's what they have always been about. The idea that CAMs are for object interface definition is a cargo cult that developed around Java early on (because Java was rather primitive), unnecessarily mixing the concerns. Eventually it ended up in the classroom, to the detriment of the industry.

Similarly "final" is an ironic language mechanism that disempowers the users it's meant to aid, because it's assumed the indicator "constant" is insufficient.
Stripe payments in an Elixir Phoenix application
Android also has "night light" since like Android 6
What are you referring to?

I could've written this. Further, HIPAA has exclusions for dead research patients.
If you’re seeing blue, the filter isn’t working. You’re better off getting an amber phosphor monitor.
Where I am, at least, the more frequent question is "What do you drive?". Some people are truly baffled when the answer is "I don't, really".
Flux and the various other approaches are a fine way to re-grade the colors of a monitor to be more comfortable. By which I mean, if someone likes to use f.lux in the evening, they find the result more subjectively comfortable or pleasing, it's a great app.

I encourage people who are looking to solve sleep problems to not use any backlit screens in the several hours before sleeping. Such evidence as there is on the subject doesn't suggest that redshifting the screen is sufficient.

If you've seen someone using a laptop or phone in a dark room, it's quite clear that they're blasting themselves with a flashlight. Filtering some of the blue out isn't going to repair this basic dynamic.
It's not identical as features that have a difference on the runtime behaviour / code generation such as enums are deliberately omitted. It's intended to be a large subset of TS at first. [0]

[0] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a-proposal-for-typ...
Thanks for the feedback. It's not you, it's us. ;-)

We've just been making some updates to our home page to hopefully make it clearer, but we realize we still have plenty of work to do.

If you sign in at the Rownd website, you can experience how the product will work on your own website.

We'll definitely get a shorter demo video posted soon that helps explain this too.
Show HN: Afterplay – Play your retro games in a browser across all your devices
Maybe but I will counter with the cost of on-demand food is not as financially accessible as you would think. As one data point our family has pretty much stopped using the services because of how much of a mark-up you pay.
Thanks for the nudge (public philanthropy has positive externalities!) I just did the same, and my day is better for it
It's surprisingly cheap to build yourself a gym in a spare room buying some second hand weights and stuff. The good thing is that a trip to your gym takes you 20 seconds.
If you put up an old laptop, you can watch netflix or listen to podcasts/audio books. Try to get hooked to a multi season series that you can only watch on your own because your partner doesn't like it.
I can't speak on the technical side of things, but that graphic is beautiful. Might even frame and hang it up.
Does Dark Reader work good on HN for you? Because it's not for me.

Edit: I just remembered I've been using an extension called "Hacker News Enhancement Suite" to enhance the layout of HN, and after disabling it, Dark Reader worked so I think that extension was somehow interfering with Dark Reader.
XOWA: Offline Wikipedia Viewer
Anyone knows Randall Carlson's take on this ?
RSpec Test Doubles
Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't the cookie law different than GDPR?

My understanding is that GDPR concerns how you use PII and contact information and the requirement that you be able to request your data be deleted. So I expected a data removal request form and/or a contact consent form.
Catholic church bans visit by gay author to London school
NIST Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board
I don't install extensions that require all my browsing data, but I was tempted by Dark Reader for a moment.

If anyone knows a similar solution that doesn't require such an extreme, I'd like to hear about it..
Have you kicked Hyperweb’s tires? Not sure how much functionality you need, happy customer.
And by meritocracy I assume you exclude the genetic lottery we all play from the equation.