skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
After decades of experience I learned to use ctrl-\ (break) or ctrl-z and then kill -9 %1. Hope this helps someone.
With so much negativity in the comments I'm simply going to save myself the trouble and assume Lex is a white supremacist.
FDR was a popular President who had already won 3 elections by landslide margins, and won a fourth term by 400+ electoral votes. And of course wars have a uniquely unifying effect on populations.

You could make a similarly flippant remark about people not knowing how electronic voting machines work. At the end of the day, the Taiwanese, French, etc., don’t count votes the way they do for funsies.
From 2020 interview:

SF: What is the next big thing for CudaText?
AT: A mate of mine, young programmer Artem Gavrilov from Saint Petersburg, has suggested that editor rendering should be in OpenGL, and he has good experience in 3D graphics and Pascal. I am thinking now how this can be done, it’s a lot of coding even with ready OpenGL libraries. This will make scrolling in editor much smoother. And another idea: make configurable docked panels. CudaText has several panels (Code Tree, Project Manager, Console, Output, etc.) but they are locked in the side or bottom, no configuration, panel cannot be moved from side to bottom, no docking to the right. It’s not needed much but configurable panels are handy.
Seems like an unrelated domain; AllegroServe is a web server, Swish looks like a lower-level Erlang-like framework for writing concurrent, fault-tolerant programs. Swish looks very interesting though!

I'd be interested in comparisons with Clack, though, the "other" Common Lisp web framework.
1. Writing. Other comments already cover this.

2. Tree models.

Search will never execute faster tree model navigation. Never. The performance difference can be either exponential or logarithmic. It’s the difference between a sprint and speed of light.

There are also barriers and limitations to search that do not exist when walking a tree.
You know that "pull yourself up by your bootstraps" was originally coined as an absurd impossibility, right? If you reach down and grab onto your own boots, how are you going to lift yourself off the ground?

It's no less absurd in this context. People almost exclusively move up out of their economic bracket by means of luck, not gumption and hard work. If hard work were all it took, then the people working 3 jobs and barely getting enough sleep to live would be millionaires.
According to the law, the same as that of the overall population or population of applicants. Disparate impact is illegal.
I know you're trying to be cute, but if you click through to the index it's a lot more than just noise. Most of the generators are specific environments, ambient music, experimental.

> What about...removing said headphones and listening to the life around you? And even better, open the window?

Because I'm trying to work and the life around me is too distracting. Because my noise-cancelling headphones aren't blocking voices. Because baby is trying to settle down and "white-ish" noise helps. Because I have a headache or an ear infection and this one frequency band feels good.
Right, so it's much better to scope the change first - responding to the feature request with this. Either it's out of scope or one can talk about what part of it would be in scope. Lots of projects have a policy of "talk to the devs before making big changes".

I would usually indicate negatively on the feature request if I don't believe it's in scope.
Search for: Death Stranding Director’s cut
I would almost prefer a web framework that doesn't even bother trying to handle things like HTTPS and assumes that I'm using a reverse proxy in front of it. Fewer things to maintain.
Is it a product made by employees of EmailEngine or how does it work ?

Intuitively I would find it super rude if commercial companies just ignore or send people away for open-source tooling that is directly used for their commercial product.

Like when there are Google APIs Python Client bugs and they don't care and just say "no clue, ask someone else at Google"
From a Dropout to a Core Contributor to Deno – My Story
In 2009, Ryan Dahl, the father of Node.js & Deno, introduced Node.js for the first time at JSConf EU. Since then, he has become a tech icon I adore.

In 2019, I received an email from Ryan Dahl saying he was coming to China and wanted to meet me for a cup of coffee to talk about the future direction of Deno. I was so excited that I didn’t sleep a wink and took the high-speed train from Tianjin to Beijing early the next morning for the appointment.
Which is exactly what the author is saying shouldn't be needed.
Laugh all you want, but this is is precisely why I like "old-fashioned" asynchronous exceptions (the ones which unwind the stack), and ensure most programs are ready to handle a clean stack unwind at practically any point inside the program (e.g. asynchronous-unwind-tables).
This response comes off as a bit rude and presumptuous b/c it sounds like you’re accusing the Issue creator of saying “you have to make this”. That’s not clear from the OP. It would depend on what they wrote exactly in the Issue.

In the opening post, it sounds like they’re pitching an idea to get on a roadmap. I would let them know where something like the suggestion lands on the roadmap or if it’s too far down to consider.

I wouldn’t shut down an Issue idea like this unless you want to let everyone know you’re not taking any suggestions.
But the conclusion is "yes, there is a portable version", which is pretty amazing considering how many implementations there are!
Would it make sense for a curious hacker to try out a narrowband UV-B lamp?

https://www.proflamps.com/datasheets/Philips%20Phototherapy-...
I get a web page with the company logo and nothing else.
How do you plan to implement the transforms? Are you going to expose the subset of programming language or a drop down menu or something else?
If I were to take a broad swing at the reason I'd say the music covers the noise of the elevator. As they got quieter the music was made redundant.
The only thing I got from microdosing shrooms was a near death encounter with a bus. :)
There's something so tragic about an anti-humanist cult that comes out
of an inability to face mortality. Freeing us "of the flesh" is an
ancient religious meme that is deadly. Although some have tried to
distance Transhumanism from Cosmism [1] I find the connection
plausible and enlightening [2].

[1] https://theconversation.com/russian-cosmism-a-national-mytho...

[2] https://medium.com/spiritual-eugenics/putin-and-the-cosmist-...
The bathing culture was different in different parts of Russia. It is more developed in the north and people in the south, if fieldwork data are reliable, bathed rather infrequently. Of course, this may also have to do with less firewood being available.

(Also Old Believers' bathing practices have a lot to do with notions of ritual purity, so they cannot be easily projected to the general population.)
An employer is not a buyer. They are an employer. The direction of money transfer is similar but the law doesn't categorize entities strictly by direction of money transfer.
> It’s not like there is someone at amazon monitoring everything you do like they are watching big brother staring you

Until the government takes an interest in you. Or until your ex-spouse with a grudge gets a job at Amazon. Or until…
A torrent of new low quality “books” about Taiwan has appeared on Amazon
Along with the 'no' it may help to point out that they are free to fork the project and add the feature to their own fork, or hire someone to build it for them. That won't stop the most extreme class of complainers, but it'll shave of another few.
I was supposed to get an IRB review for a graphics experiment I did in undergrad where I showed people static, non-animated optical illusions on a computer screen and asked them some questions about whether or not it gave them the impression of hills. (This was, like, 20 years ago.)

Apparently there was some concern about inducing epileptic seizures. Not that there was any evidence that optical illusions, on their own, separate from the flickering of the computer screen, could cause seizures. But someone had the idea and then it couldn't be un-un-boxed.

The IRB submission process would have been too long to finish the study by the end of the semester (by the time I found out about it). So I just... didn't tell anyone I had already posted the demo online, before I ever even learned that IRB existed, and had a bunch of people on a game development forum on which I was a regular go through the study.

In my case, it was super low stakes. I mean, people into game development are subjecting themselves to the dodgy apps all the time. But when I tell this story today, there are two types of responses: those who have done academic research and laugh at my story, and those who haven't and start crying about "HuMaN eXpErImEnTaTiOn!!!"

I should start putting that on my business card: "formerly engaged in unlicensed human experimentation."

Who am I joking? I don't have business cards anymore. It's going on my Twitter profile.
> That sounds like a them problem.

Yes and it's not nice to give people problems. It can even come back to you if they don't feel like they got a clear response and continue to bother you.

I like to communicate in ways that are clear, honest and complete because that way people get the information they want and we can understand each other. I think the world would be a better place if everyone did that and therefore it's what I recommend people to do.
My old workplace: Require installing antivirus on linux machines. Part of the setup required disabling SELinux.
And now, how will you prove that you are you when buying new phone? They will ask you to show the ID on the phone. Or click a link they just emailed you. Or hey why not give us this 2FA code, be it from generator or SMS...
The article explains this but the link scrolls to the third paragraph. For anyone who missed it:

> If you are a guitarist, you might notice that there is something strange about her technique. She was left-handed, but rather than stringing a guitar in reverse the way lefties usually do, she just played a standard-strung guitar upside down. She had to learn her own idiosyncratic chord shapes, and she played them by alternating bass with her fingers and playing melody notes with her thumb. This must have required some dedication! But none of it is as important as her sound and her material.
Reminds me of the famous John Peel quote:

"Somebody was trying to tell me that CDs are better than vinyl because they don't have any surface noise. I said, 'Listen, mate, life has surface noise”
Ah, the ‘Brits Abroad’ phenomenon finally explained.
Posted it on facebook.
> You'll become "the guy who doesn't respond to GitHub issues" and that is going to backfire on you because commercial software or other projects are going to be coming and saying "you see, this open-source software is not maintained"

I fail to see how it would be a bad thing.
I like this as a policy, might give a brief explanation why 4. You might link to a roadmap for example that makes it clear why the Issue isn’t being prioritized.
One general name for this kind of thing is the Precautionary Principle
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precautionary_principle
Maybe your mind would become more engaged if you took the time to understand how the functions worked properly.
You only need physics to run at a "fast enough" rate. Let me rephrase:

Why not just snap physics frames to graphics frames?
Every cancer screening you can get. Keeping at a low body fat and healthy blood pressure.
An alternative Microsoft Teams client. It's cool because it doesn't warm your computer as the official client does. (https://www.opercom.co.uk/) the website needs a complete revamping and the UI is being changed to be more modern.
I think you better ask a food expert or at your local pharmacy :) I mean if there is serious concern they are low on certain nutrients, they should make a blood test. Then it's possible to change the diet if needed or add food supplements.
Taking a guess: djent?
Optimal speedup of Las Vegas algorithms (1993) [pdf]
Okay and an employee is not a seller but I still have the right to quit because the owner is a racist outside of work. So sure, you’re right but it doesn’t really affect the argument.
I used to have this exact problem with my cables! For this reason, I've spent the last six months building quantum shielding for audio cables, with genre-specific time crystal coatings. It is now available in my Qtsy store, if anybody is interested!
Very few issues have both sides. Booleans yes, they have exactly two equally valid values. Coins also have both sides. But most issues are neither coins nor booleans.
We have indicator lights for turns and stops. A standard external signal that a car is on cruise control or self driving may make sense to implement. I’m going to bike and drive differently if I know a car near me is being driven by a computer.
They are, to some degree (especially JRPGs), but narrative games haven't been really mainstream until relatively recently. We need a deeper cast of game directors to start glorifying them.
If I start with these tools I get a feeling I understand how things fit together, but when I want to add something new I realize my understanding is pretty shallow. I force myself to manually open files where things are so I get an understanding of the conventions and principles in the project. By far my most valuable tool is grep (it’s super fast in vim) and I grep the code to see where certain functions and such are used. I use the lsp tools later when I’m used to the project.
It's a direct attempt to conflate queer people of all stripes (but especially trans people, since mostly it's clear even to the people who use such disgusting tactics that gay acceptance is too high to try that crap on them, too) with pedophiles. Pedophiles have been known to "groom" victims by desensitizing them to being treated sexually, so people who want to pretend queer people don't exist (or make them not exist) have adopted that language for talking about all sorts of education about queer topics, especially for children.

This is part of a long history of attempts to vilify queerness by association with pedophilia (and bestiality). It's disgusting not just because of how blatant a lie it is, but also because it makes it harder to separate out actual claims of pedophilia while campaigns like this are active—some real pedophiles can hide their activity amidst the noise.
Interesting.

As far as I can tell, both nations see the union as "their" one. Poland, as you say, grew to be more dominant culturally and politically, Lithuania brought in more territory.

The Commonwealth eventually collapsed, which certainly in Poland is seen as the greatest disaster of the country's history. I'd imagine similarly in Lithuania; it brought cruel foreign rule to all of its former territories. The state collapsed because it was more and more dysfunctional, perhaps due to its inhomogeneity, so eg in Poland the union is sometimes seen as short term good but long term bad. But the mainstream view remains "look how big Poland was. Yes and that other bit too".

It probably doesn't help that after the post-war border rejig, Lithuania is left as a territorially small country, with much of its heartland chopped off, and initially at least with a huge Polish minority wishing that the territory they live in was in fact awarded to Poland. Vilnius to this day is, i believe, something like 10% Polish population. There's countless trips from Poland admiring "our" city full of "Polish history".

So basically Poland and Lithuania built together an empire that collapsed badly, leaving considerable animosity between the nations, which i guess sours the memory of the empire, and leaves people wondering what the past would have looked like if not for the joint venture.

The reality is that, together or apart, it still lie between Russia and Germany, so a hard place to be, but it's always nice to have a bogeyman to blame
It Was a Mistake to Let Kids onto Social Media Sites. Here’s What to Do Now
I recommend dosing before your workout, I enjoy my long runs a lot more on micro/threshold dose of CBD or acid.
I think the problem is that the fraud has become essentially legal. Police is not interested in dealing with it, so fraudsters can do fraud to their heart's content without consequences.

I have reported fraud many times, even had fraudsters on camera and all their details, Police huffed and puffed and said they won't do anything and complaints got me nowhere.
This can come off as rude if you’re trying to make a collaborative project. I’d link to a roadmap or be honest and say this doesn’t pique your interest.
What I never understood is why HAVING and WHERE are different clauses. AFAIU, there are no cases where both could be used, so why can’t one simply use WHERE after a GROUP BY?

(I know that I am probably missing some important technical points, I would like to learn about them)
Very informative - thanks!
Some animals even rub themselves on ants' nests because formic acid kills bacteria.
When SEC approves crypto ETFs that's great until then Americans are rolling their own from direct holdings.
> It attracted too many people who sat on the sidelines and did nothing to move the needle.

You'd have to be capable of pushing the boundaries of science and engineering to really push this needle. Plus
the money is in oil/adtech and AFAIK this isn't low hanging fruit that anyone can just grab.
Read the design docs.
In this case I ended up with two very simple trees which I train for each ATM (with a prior trained on the larger fleet). You could try a mix though. I didn't have time to try too many things.

The following step which I didn't mention, was to use the trees for generating predictions into the future. Little monte carlo simulations using one of the tree (selected using that relative entropy methods, you could even use a weighted mix of both trees) that I run a few thousand times for each ATM and to generate a forecasted range of when the ATM is going to run out of cash.
That's pretty typical for understanding mathematical concepts. You start knowing the definition (interface), but with absolutely no intuition for it, so it seems mysterious. Then you work though some examples, theorems, use-cases etc. to build understanding, and the concept seems to become more than the sum of its parts. At some point, you look back at the definition with your new intuition and realize: There really isn't anything more to it than this definition! Everything else just follows from that!
YouTube Premium is great for this sort of thing. There are thousands of ambient noise and focus music playlists on there. No ads + music for a reasonable price.

I've been a Google/YouTube Music subscriber for years. Every once in a while I think about switching to Spotify or Apple Music since most of my friends are on there, but for my usage, there is no feature parity.
Learn the domain. Learn as much as you can about the business logic, the problems the code solves. It's so much easier to do this outside of the code. I've spent days trying to fix bugs only to find the business logic was wrong.
Parenthood doesn't imply fertility. From that link:

> Trans parents may form their families in a range of ways, including through biological parenthood, step-parenthood, adoption, fostering, and assisted reproduction, with an increasing number of options available to trans people wishing to become parents.
KeyKOS: "mechanism for secure sharing of programs among mutually
suspicious users"

Interesting, Thankyou.
sounds like a temporary anti-depressant, but a bad lifestyle choice
This is Platonic philosophy. The dichotomy between the world of ideas where ideals and perfection is the default and the material world where everything is a corrupted version of an idea.
The important part is to close the issue. How you do that depends on the nature of the request.

A #someday tag is a mollifying way of saying "Not on the roadmap, don't hate it, not planning to ever look at this again".

The advantage is: it's not an open issue. Flogging a closed issue is widely understood to be antisocial behavior, and opening a variation on a closed issue is open-and-shut rude.

You can ban someone who does this as an ordinary matter of policy, no one will judge you negatively for it.

As long as it's an 'open issue', a certain class of entitled developer will feel free to harass you about it.
No, the library has an obligation to act in the interest of the public. Not for the pleasure of the public.

Your logic clearly invites the tyranny of the majority.
Some people will miss subtle hints and think you're just a weirdo who likes talking about soap. Just tell the truth, as it is. Hey dude, you kinda stink, mind showering more often? Thanks.
Can think of plenty of possible reasons.

They bought a fairly short "prospect" list for crappy life insurance products, you're on it for whatever reason and whoever's selecting names to call from the prospect list doesn't have the ability (or inclination) to remove names from it.

It's not one entity, it's some MLM type operation where everyone gets given or sold the "prospect" list which happens to include your name on it

You get flagged for calls back because you answered and politely said "not interested at the moment" one time. Or you get flagged for calls back simply because callcentre employees have to flag some percentage of their calls as generating a "call back" response to avoid being terminated for underperformance

You're good "for training purposes" because you usually answer and listen to part of the pitch and say a few things! Or "calls to make when my boss is standing behind me" or "calls to make when my average call length KPI is dipping and I'm worried I might be terminated for underperformance"
Fun example. Or does getting a giant ass, big fake breasts, filled lips, etc. get counted in the same lot? It's definitely funky, in terms of the ethics surrounding it. You could see it as buying into negative (in the sense that they're not equal) biological biases and taking advantage of them. Such a fun lens to consider funky cultural stuff.
This is especially true because the closer you are to limits, the more a reasonable and politely written request can look like a demanding screed from an asshole. It's safer to assume good intentions than risk blowing up on some innocent person.
> Pretty sure just filling a proper wooden tub with the hot water is a lot simpler.

Water in a tub gets cold pretty quickly; vessels with water inside a stove keep warm for much longer.

Old school Russian stoves have been hard to find in Russian villages now because they are too big and impractical, but a proper article, like one shown here https://zen.yandex.ru/media/1banya/kak-mylis-v-russkoi-pechi... , can easily fit a grown person.