skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I normally eat only once per day and occasionally go 2-3 days without food. I use these electrolytes: https://www.hammernutrition.com/endurolytes-fizz

I notice a big difference in energy as long as I am drinking plenty of water and 1-2 of these per day, especially after a run.
They almost get there in the article. Academic success is taking a basket of information and submissively handing it back. Girls are great at this. Girls statistically gravitate towards center.

More boys will be dumb than most girls, and more will be smart. But many will buck the 'sit in a room and listen' game.
How to get consistent results when benchmarking on Linux? (2019)
3 years ago - 38 comments:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20607042
It’s not easy/quick to spin up production. The demand is somewhat inelastic, and they sell it to the highest bidder. Not sure what you want?
I use RSS still.
This is like an open source OP-1
A lot of people found that focus on identity a turn off, since many shows seemed to be themed around this. There's already a focus on it in day to day life, at work, and in headlines, especially during 2020. People need a break. If I never expressed any interest, it's odd to me that the recommendation engine would put it front and center, every time.

I believe that is what people complaining about 'woke' Netflix shows are referring to. Not the existence of them, the feeling that they're being promoted to everyone. They're welcome to continue, and the subscription numbers can either go up or down.
If this comment means "the current transition to crypto is likely to fail" then we agree.
I think people here are missing that the attacker here is actually LEA and crypto is Mega's legal defense. If you've ever looked at their crypto in a different way, you did it wrong, sorry.
I didn't use RSS for a year but started again aroudn 1-2 months since someone posted an article about the Fluent Reader RSS reader.
“You can comment anywhere in the file and on any text selection, even if it's just one character.”

I’ve been looking for this feature forever. A changed line might impact code that wasn’t changed. There wasn’t a convenient way to comment on those. Looking forward to trying this.
Also anecdata. Whenever I'm exercising I know that I won't be hungry afterwards even if I was before. I always thought it was strange.
Not every person in the interview process is anywhere near you in the org though, sometimes great jobs are behind a shitty interview
With cardio I’m more hungry later in the day but weight lifting, not only do I get a better workout I have less cravings for junk and my hunger is way less.
I have been using https://www.ustart.org/ as my homepage ever since Google killed iGoogle to gather my feeds and other things like Twitter searches.
I love RSS.
I do also. RSS is a Free and open standard, something this world is dearly in need of more of.

I use Liferea on non mobile.
That's the current term of art. It used to be "lifestyle business," which has a more passive-aggressive feel to it.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention; I will try it despite ReadOnlyFriday :)
It's clarified in the actual policy statement [0][PDF].

Particularly:

> must not condition participation in any activity on a child disclosing more
information than is reasonably necessary for the child to participate in that activity.

> are strictly limited in how they can use the personal information they collect from children. For example, operators of ed tech that collect personal information pursuant to school authorization may use such information only to provide the requested online education service.

They're not prohibiting the collection of data, they're strictly limiting what can be done with it.

I think this is good middle-ground privacy policy in general.

[0][PDF] https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/ftc_gov/pdf/Policy%20Statem...
Slacker is one of my favorite movies. Is the Austin of today still anything like that?
> you could feasibly do it on paper

Have you done this? You know of anyone who have done this? I know in theory it's possible to do, but claiming it's "feasible" I'm not sure is accurate.

> broadcast through a remote node

Which requires you to connect to the remote node, again using the traditional TCP/IP stack.

> overlay network gateway through TOR, I2P

Yeah, that would mask your IP, but IP still required, meaning your anonymous on the IP level, just like I argued in my previous comment.
well, sleep_until(…) will also drift based on vagaries of os scheduling etc. it would be (pleasantly) surprising iff it did not approximately exhibit the same behaviour as author’s first implementation.
I may be wrong, and its poorly phrased, but when a new version of OSX has required updated printer drivers I've had the impression that manufacturers have been less inclined to provide updated drivers. Generally the answer given is use airprint. But if you saved 30 bucks buying the non wifi printer that doesn't do you much good... So if I buy the non wifi model will it still be usable in a few OSX versions/years? I think it may be a lottery but I may be wrong. Airprint looks like a more generic standard that won't require you do get updated software from the manufacturer.
That's true, but when people complain about their cities getting worse because of transplants, they're usually talking about something different: the newcomers "killed the vibe." This is based on a 1960s-era presupposition that people move due to lifestyle considerations (as opposed to out of economic need, as has been the case since then) and that the newcomers are coming for the "wrong" reasons (people found out that California doesn't get snow!!)

They might be related, though. The ruling class has deliberately destroyed local communities and forced people to become an on-demand proletariat that will move (often at personal expense!) "where the jobs are". If you want to have a career in tech, for example, you pretty much to live in one of 5 or 6 highly expensive cities, because you won't be taken seriously if you live anywhere else. It's not necessarily pathological that Americans move so much; what is pathological is that they have to do so, just to survive.
I don't know, it seems equally plausible that the two are caused by a common factor. Specifically, "you being motivated to be healthy" causes you to want to exercise more and gives you stronger willpower to resist eating unhealthy foods.
I don't think I've ever seen anyone seriously argue against the claim that strong typing systems at least prevent many types of bugs. Now people may think that they are more productive in a language with weak types but that's a different consideration.
A service like google maps that shows all farm ground (fields, meadows) as colored hexagons representing the crop health (NDWI), updated daily/weekly. Resolution is roughly 50sqm per hex, test case was all Germany.

Was ultra hard getting it into farmers hands but ultra fun to code. Based on satellite data
Counterpoint: When I was on the Windows accessibility team at Microsoft, one of my most brilliant colleagues gave a presentation about what to look for when doing code reviews, and he emphasized three main categories: C++, COM (Microsoft's Component Object Model), and concurrency. Rust eliminates many of the issues in the first and third categories. And yes, we were writing modern C++ as much as we could in that legacy codebase; by 2019 we were using several C++17 features, as well as the latest C++ utility libraries for working with COM and WinRT. Given the state of the Rust windows crate, that team (which both I and that colleague left in late 2020) might even be able to use Rust in new code. I'm sure that would make him happy.
If you ever do any frontend work, you should give Elm a try. The tooling is lightweight but effective; and the compiler error messages are best-in-class.
DAI track record for the last 4.5 years had proven you wrong. It’s either

1)centralized and has all these centralization risks (USDT had frozen 360M on ether alone),

2) crypto-overcallaterized that has less centralization risks but limits in stability.

3) or something else, that usually doesn’t work (terraUSD)

I keep 99% on my money in crypto (plus I recently got pretty much excluded from banking system) so i have my money where my mouth is: DAI. I don’t like everything about it, like lots of USDC is collateral, or ineffective liquidation system, and for that reason I’m participating in StableUnitDAO to build far-better alternative (feel free to join us, i bet all my lifesavings on this project) but for sake of this argument it’s not good fiat vs bad crypto stablecoins. For lots of people it’s strictly opposite.
Of all the insults you could throw at PG as an attempt to make an ad-hominem, are you really going to stick with incompetent?
Investors Palace Time for Decentralized Social Media
My opinion is irrelevant, it is what Putin’s generals think. https://www.aa.com.tr/en/russia-ukraine-war/moscow-says-eu-n...
Grew up in Texas after 9/11. You can add anyone brown or foreign in general to that list.
> And then you'd need reasons to choose one over the other.

Seeing which service has customers you have heard of as a proxy for credibility.
>If people were too poor to afford anything but tiny servings of grain and produce, they would have less health problems and live longer.

One small disaster that disrupts the food supply chain and they'll quickly be starving and turn to violence.

>We should start aggressively denying "education" to those that cannot be educated.

I don't even know how you would begin to definitively determine that for the lifetime of a person, much less denying something which is handed out freely in other countries.

>but we could restore the cities that have been lost to their degeneracy.

Income inequality is vastly more responsible for city degeneration than the homeless.
> The $16bn is the notional value of him controlling Facebook, and he still wants to control Facebook.

I mean, I want to buy things and have the numbers in my accounts go up too. It's not outrageous that when you get some things you have to sell some of your other things.
I've been gradually removing all use of Jinja macros from our projects as they make debugging so much more painful. Everything now goes in template globals, which lets you debug them the same as anything else, gives far clearer stack traces and lets you do clever things with caching.
There are many similar warts in the ocaml type system. Parametric polymorphism in ocaml sucks as well.

If you haven't tried haskell, you probably should. Its type system is much cleaner (and more powerful, if you want) than ocaml's, and many details of Rust are derived from Haskell.
So it is war then?
It can vary pretty wildly. I've dialed back my consumption to an ounce of ~19% THC strains per two months for financial reasons. Which falls in line with some of my peer group (mid to late 30's friends). But I also live in a state where its still illegal recreationally so I don't have a shop around the corner yet. Meanwhile my friend in the same state with a medical card has a habit of grabbing their largest bong and pounding out 1 gram bowls sometimes consuming an ounce a week of 20-25% strains. Even if I had the money and access I doubt I could pull that off.
I find the premise of this... bizarre, I guess?

Reddit is a site that lets you create your own community about whatever (within some pretty permissive ToS grounds) you want and run it however you want. Why would you get paid for running your own little pet project community? I don't see how it's any more relevant than the labor of all the people posting and voting on content.

To be fair it does seem like the group behind this study is also interested in the latter too. I'm just not sure I agree with the premise any more than I would agree with the premise that people calling each other on the phone are providing free labor to the phone company since you normally have to pay professionals (eg radio hosts) to produce audio content.
I interpreted it the same way as you. I don't think you have to apologize for this interpretation. I know the standards in academia for treating subordinates like people are very, very low, but saying to somebody that their work is "rubbish" is not something that you should ever do, and especially not to somebody you have a lot of power over. The professor is very much in the wrong here, and the fact that the young chemist managed to keep her cool and not tell him to "go learn some fucking professional etiquette", while admirable, should not be a cause to celebrate the entire situation.
Yes, and sometimes shitty jobs are behind great people. Candidates get catfished in interviews all the time.
I looked at the advisory board and trustees for the University of Austin, and it's a mix of left- and right-wing, but mostly centrists. Among the right-wing members, they seem to be the think tank type.

Furthermore, even if it were set up to be "anti-woke," why is that a problem? Most of the woke stuff in higher ed has little basis in reality or is conceptually incoherent. It's signaling for social capital because nearly everyone is straight, white, etc.
For content, Japan is well known for finding & returning lost items.

From 2020: “With an inner-city population fast approaching 14 million people, millions of items go missing here each year. But a staggering number of them find their way home. In 2018, over 545,000 ID cards were returned to their owners by Tokyo Metropolitan Police – 73% of the total number of lost IDs. Likewise, 130,000 mobile phones (83%) and 240,000 wallets (65%) found their way back. Often these items were returned the same day.”

Source:
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200114-why-japan-is-so-...
Losing black people doesn't mean Austin is "anti black". SF also lost minorities when the tech scene blew up.

Texas doesn't even have state income tax.

The state isn't and shouldn't be responsible for ensuring everyone has medical insurance. That's an individual responsability.

Blocking the sick leave ordinance just put us in line with the majority of the country. Not exactly a radical move.

Edit:

Also citations not from a .org would be great. I don't need a write up to wade through. Your data should be able to speak for itself if it's legitimate.
I would not have found this post otherwise!

I have https://inoreader.com bookmarked on all my devices allowing me to keep abreast of several hundred feeds throughout the day. It's great that it supports the same keyboard shortcuts as Google Reader (RIP).

I always add RSS feeds to websites and most web applications (for non-proprietary and public info only).
Almost every nation allows the US to spy on their citizens' bank accounts. Its part of allowing them to bank with the US.
> It's good to know that I'm not the only one, it's a bit sad to know that there doesn't seem to be anything I can do about it.

Not sure you should see it so negatively/defeatist. Maybe you just have not found the right thing yet that gives you joy. I discovered my love for road cycling only in my mid thirties and now derive immense pleasure from long rides totally exerting myself and burning 2000+ calories in many of those rides. Lost 10kg of weight and am fitter at 40 then I ever was before.
Meh. How old are your kids? Mine climbs all over, on top, around, etc the playgrounds. The default parts are safe sure but he prefers to go on top of the whole thing then slide down the support arm. They’ll figure it out.
Lots of dots!
My head is not big enough to support the rolling my eyes want to do.
So why Woke people feel the need to go to "conservative" places.

Is that conservative places offer better quality of life?

Or is that "crazy christians" have same values that make life in society better?

I never understood why you go miles and miles to be oppressed.

In some cases you run from your country, cross several countries illegally then risk your life to be oppressed by evil white cis men?

I am a latino and the best places for me living in US was in the white cis conservative neighborhoods.

Do I agree with all their thinking? No

Do I want to change them? Hell no. They must be doing something right so I respect their laws and customs.

There is no law saying that US has to be a charity country or has to cater to everyone and anyone.

I am not seeing free work visa to US americans in Mexico or Latin america countries.

So why should we expect it from US?

And here came the downvote rain
I wonder if it's whatever gives you that runner's high...

Stimulants of all kinds suppress appetite.
Sure, I've been using RSS (or Atom) for... probably around 18 years or so. In that time, I've moved from Thunderbird to Liferea to Google Reader to Newsblur. I subscribe to many feeds related to my work, but also various Google Alerts and general news sources. I don't do much publishing to RSS, except for making sure that my (currently very neglected) blog has RSS and Atom feeds available.

I can't think of any burning pain points, off hand.
Pretty elucidating, thanks.

Could you just elaborate on the part:

> If m < q, m_2 = m and there is nothing left to add.

Why is this? What is d_p? d mod p?
A lot of people tried, but got blocked by NIMBYs.
I'm not dismissing crypto as a toy. Most cryptos are Ponzi Schemes. BTC and ETH I'm dismissing as not practical.
I'd love to see some of your work. I really like a lot of the stuff I discover here.

I'm in august company, and enjoy the community.
It's the only way. Even a feed that's just links and no content saves tons of time because you never have to re-skim over headlines you've already chosen to read or skip.
This is like when people go on a game X's subreddit and ask "Should I buy X?".. You're on HN my friend, it's like asking if they like life extension medicine or pg's essays.
Paul Graham is incompetent??
I used to use it long ago. It worked too well for me: every morning I had a very long list of very interesting posts I could read. For a while I tried to read them all. That was very interesting, but it also needed a lot of time. Eventually it felt like yet another inbox to keep track of, and i stopped using it. I don't really miss it.
My parents' home was burglarized once by incompetent amateurs who broke a window door and cut themselves in the process. I came there that weekend to check on things and discovered a mass of coagulated blood on the floor. I'd rather they had bashed in a door instead.
Everyone I know who wants the lite beer of weed has turned to home growing. I wish I lived in a state that allowed me to do that without fear.
This is disappointing.

I had been recommending Brother printers exactly because they did not pull shenanigans like this, their windows drivers were pretty light weight, and their Linux support is very good.

Is anyone working on a OSS printer, like 3D printers? Buy an existing printer and then rip out + re-wire it's controller?
Do you understand what "luck" means? It is literally the opposite of a skill
I wrote a tool that finds rss feeds for you:

https://discovery.thirdplace.no/?q=https://www.youtube.com/w...

It was a personal pain point for me.
Fried chicken isn't necessarily that unhealthy, depending on the oil used.
New York City?
Yes with ttrss (self-hosted).
Falsehoods Programmers Believe About CSVs
> drivers / patches / APIs

It's a shame there aren't any open standards like lpd, jetdirect, postscript, and pcl for printers. /s

The printer business model has been abused for a long time in an effort to squeeze every last dime out of the market.
In the IE days, you could tell the visitor to use Firefox. iOS does not allow such an easy fix.
People still use external storage media without full disk encryption? How?
shell_plus is fantastic.
You are not going to executed, shot, denied an abortion, or otherwise turned into a martyr. I know that with high confidence because you're here, and because you're lightly talking about what major city you'd like to live in.

The politics are important because of the people whose lives and bodies they impact, not because of our distaste for them. We live above the real consequences of the policies you named (outside of the very unlikely chance that we catch a random bullet.)
Well, I think you've found the answer to your original question: why not ignore inequality?

As you said: the "cycle of elites climbing to the top and being overthrown...sucks for those involved".

Having acknowledged that it sucks, why not try to improve it?
Your post is so much more authentic then the authors.

It used to be you moved to Austin and got acclimated to the area, you learned how other people lived here. Then people started moving in so fast, they didn't take the time to learn 'the ways of the people', and then turned around and started teaching new people their version of Austin, and after a while, it got to be unrecognizable.

I spent my 20s and 30s in Austin and loved every minute of it. I would not trade it. I left this year after getting nearly double what I paid for my property. It was an amazing ride, but it's something else now, I hope the spirit stays alive.
> Likewise the part about the City not being beautiful… what the fuck? The sunsets were absolutely legendary and I would love hanging out around Zilker park watching them.

I mean, I live in Austin, and I don't see anything special about sitting on a large lawn and watching the sun go down. It's like the bats under the bridge thing, it gets old very fast, but given that Austin really doesn't have many other significant staples, here we are.

Austin really isn't beautiful. I don't think it tries to be, though.
You've got be joking right? ok so lets go through some stats:

1. Safari, performs worst on wpt.fyi by a VERY wide margin
2. In State of CSS last year had the most number of complaints in relation to bugs. 360 related to Safari, compared to 30 for chrome and 10 for firefox.
3. In the MDN developer Survey developers ranked Safari as the second biggest problem after IE. A browser that's no longer supported.
3. Doesn't really support Web Apps, no user findable method of install (install prompts), no push notifications.
4. Huge numbers of bugs (some of which haven't been fixed in over 7 years)
5. and the devtools are still far behind chromes.
6. and missing all of these:
Notifications / Push API
No AppStore Support
App Store Support for Web Apps
Fullscreen API
Badging
Deep Links
Screen Orientation Lock
Bluetooth
NFC
Web Share Target
Screen Wakelock
Keyboard Lock and Keyboard Layout APIs
getInstalledRelatedApps()
Background Fetch API
Background Sync API
WebGPU
WebXR
Offscreen Canvas
Declarative Shadow DOM
SQL
SIMD
WASM Threads
Shared Array Buffers
AV1/AVIF and VP8/VP9/WebP (Open Media Codecs)
Compression Streams
Scoped Custom Element Registry
ElementInternals
Perhaps incorrectly, I’ve compared Cincinnati’s recent uptick in population and general reputation to Austin’s, and I’m hoping it’s handled much better.

I’ve lived in the area all my life, and it’s essentially birthright for folks born around here to think Cincinnati is just okay at best and you only stick around because you couldn’t make it elsewhere.

In my early 30s now, I love Cincinnati, with no plans on leaving, and no desire to live anywhere else in the US (at least not without a significant change in CoL or income).

That said, so many folks seem to be thinking similarly and are moving here, and I really hope all the things I love about this place either stay the same or continue to get better. I don’t know how similar we are now to Austin in 2007/8, but hopefully we’re set up better to absorb the influx without changing much about (the good parts of) our identity.
Ask HN: What is your reason leaving the previous company?
Why do you think the only goal is profit?

I have an off-and-on side project for fun. I have invested a ridiculous amount of time and some considerable money in my yard and my house just because those things make it much more pleasant to be here. I fiddle with cooking and we all eat the results but clearly I don't have marketable skills. I buy and play friggin' games . . . what a waste!

Why would I regret the things I do for enjoyment or better quality of life? For myself and others?