skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fortran has enough critical mass in that field. I.e. good libraries and applications are written in Fortran, so enough people in the field learn Fortran and use Fortran instead of spending time rewriting stuff that works and is well-tested in C++.
FYI: Free climbing is the opposite of aid climbing. I.e you progress upwards only by weighting the rock as opposed to making progress by weighting your gear.

Climbing without a partner is soloing. Technically there's aid soloing, which is sort of a weird discipline wherein you're aid climbing without a partner protected by a rope, which is why the kind of climbing Alex Honnold is famous for is called free soloing.

Confusingly, there's also rope soloing, which is free climbing with a rope for protection. He did a bunch of rope soloing to practice the pitches he did free solo in the movie of the same name.
This new breed of similarly price low cost SoC is an awesome alternative to ESP-32. It has MMU for full Linux installation, NPU for AI processing and network peripherals for IoT [1],[2]:

[1]The $8 Linux Computer:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34024914

[2]Sipeed M1s DOCK development board:

https://wiki.sipeed.com/hardware/zh/maix/m1s/m1s_dock.html
What’s ‘crapified’ about Blu-Ray? I’ve watched Blu-ray at (small) theater scale, and it held up remarkably well.
Looking at "PEACE & LOVE", the "A" stands for "Avoid Anti-inflammatories" because anti-inflammatories will reduce tissue healing.

Ice is used as an anti-inflammatory. Because swelling often prevents movement. So since ice reduced the inflammation and swelling, it increased movement, which we've translated as "being better".

But apparently what you want is to not move and aggravate the actual injury.

We've moved from treating the symptoms to treating the cause.
I tried to decipher this code some time ago and explain what it does and how - https://zserge.com/posts/j/
The best outcome of all this is that if Argentinians call Messi the GOAT, Maradona is no longer it XD
Assuming something must have been studied because it became more pervasive recently is a dangerous assumption.

Especially with things that seem obvious. Like cooling an injury with ice for instance, which seem like a good idea (or feels better anyway).

Also people have tried to keep stuff cold for ages, I'm pretty sure the folk remedy of using a slab of cold meat to cool an injury has been around longer than just the period in time that people had free access to ice.
The news this morning is the poll result means he will be hiring someone to replace him, which is likely a win for all involved. It's going to take some time, and he can make some of the necesary changes in the mean time. Twitter is not an institution, it's a rigged slot machine that pays out in temporary fame. Most complaints I see about Musk are backbiting, and I find it lowering and exacerbating to that kind of attitude.
Lotus make a 2-seat roadster EV https://www.lotuscars.com/en-GB/evija. So they're trying to cover different segments.
Literally in the first line of the article

> More than one in four of the nearly 600 companies that went public via a traditional IPO
Thats not the interesting part of car fun. The part that is fun to me is to drive a couple hundred miles with the car doing the lane centering and passing for me, so I arrive fresh.
More about Vulkan Video extensions: https://www.khronos.org/blog/an-introduction-to-vulkan-video
TL;DR(W):

The best is likely the one you are using. You have to be careful with python on loops and performance (vectors will be your friend) but it allows people to do things easily that were practically impossible a decade ago. He wishes that he had more Go experience and liked his toe dip into Rust. There is a big something for a simple C-like language that allows easy onboarding of new project members. At the end of the day, being an adult with c++, even though there may not be enough of a talent pool and projects may be harder for onboarding, is the ticket between performance and productivity for him.
This blog post is from 2019- should it be noted as such?
That's quite the leap, clearly some big progress when it's presented like that.
Probably two presumptions: less swelling is good, cold reduces pain.

Now it has been tested.
Interestingly no mention of MEAT which is another competing recovery paradigm: Movement, Exercise, Analgesics, Treatment

Though it does seem to overlap some with the authors' PEACE & LOVE except with regard to analgesics. I've been hearing more and more about how NSAIDs may not be as beneficial as they've been touted. I wonder what is the current scientific consensus on them.
I canned my Twitter account the day I first heard of the pending change in ownership

Not for some grand reason... I just realized I never used it or benefited from it

I won't be moving to mastodon but it's more that I'm tired of the format than anything specific to the platform
> which in turn means I assume someone must have done a modern study to prove it benefitted patients

I wouldn't assume that :) Ice treatment was about pain relief, not overall benefit. I believe it also came from the world of sports science, to which a lower bar is applied due to the general non-life-or-death consequences.
Because federation is not universal or instant, you cannot always find users you search for, but in general if you search for a fediverse/activitypub user by full handle on any server, you'll find them.

That isn't what tools like these solve for, though - they're helping you make the connection between a Twitter user and a Mastodon user.
Check out the comments to that article!
Messi plays for PSG too.
This seems like a good way to get fluorescent men in suits knocking at your door. Orbital tracking is still rather strategic pursuit, no? There are several rather large radar installations trying very hard at it.
Note that this is focused on chronic treatment. It doesn’t seem to be saying that if you have an injury you shouldn’t ice it at the time if only to decrease pain.
>I assume someone must have done a modern study to prove it benefitted patients?

why assume in the age of the internet? if it's something that tickles your curiosity just do a little research
Same thing happened to me years ago when I traveled to India. Used my american uber account there but got flagged for fraud and suspended. I was told at the time that it was done by an automated system and cannot be reversed.

Haven't used uber ever since. Thank god lyft exists.
That is some next level tin foil hat wearing
Oversized? There are very few EVs that can get 200 miles real range in the winter. Really need another 50% on top of that.
My astigmatism is high enough that some of the machines they use to make measurements don't work on me.

I've found contact lenses gave me better quality of vision than glasses.
But then I got tired of contact lenses/glass entirely: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34033275#34037456
What configuration did you use in the client?
Shameless plug, but i've built a similar software as an indiehacker. I think it's similar quality to adobe's

https://www.audostudio.com/
A proper club, who will give you training and supervision and carefully guide your initiation.

In Britain there are a number of good university clubs (I learned with ULSA at Leeds) as well as established local clubs like RRCPC, Northern Pennine Club, and Mendip Caving Group. In the US, the National Speleological Society has a network of local 'grottos'. There are established clubs in nearly all countries with good caves.

Also, caving with other enthusiasts is great fun. Outside of tech, the cavers were the closest I've ever found to 'my people'.
Indexed by what key?
An oat drink is even less tech-oriented than Tesla. I'm not sure in what universe Tesla is not only not a tech company, but so un-tech-like that they're closer to a drink company, but I don't think it's this one.
It's a Spanish word (a neologism, of course, used by a small minority of speakers at present), so pronounce it like any other Spanish word:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/latine#Pronunciation_3

Admittedly the question of how to pronounce a Spanish word in English is non-trivial and subsumes the question of how to pronounce Spanish and the question of how to pronounce English ... but apart from that no special case is required for the word "latine"!
So they are replacing POLICE with PEACE & LOVE.
The power plant version of this produces enough tritium as it captures the heat in a breeding blanket of lithium outside the core.
FA still, despite everything, manages to remain a dominant channel for furry marketing. Mastodon has a bunch of furry instances and many more furry-adjacent. One cat runs two! (pawb.fun and furry.engineer) #FursuitFriday was buzzing last Friday, and the MFF tag was as busy as I've ever seen it on Twitter.

Also useful: https://furryfediverse.org/
Braindump : Large comfortable seats, like sofas. Good range of food, hot and cold. Ease of ticket purchase, ideally online in advance, but a fast customer journey. Bathrooms large enough to service everyone after the movie, which is when there's typically a rush. Good and relevant trailers, I often enjoy these, but less other ads. Large screen, great sound.
That one time I killed the clutch was rough.
I wouldn't be surprised if that assumption turns out to be wrong. A lot of medical procedures seem to have little or no empirical backing. Apparently there are not many incentives to do high-quality studies in the field.
"Trust the experts!"
I’ve had astigmatism my whole life, and worn glasses or contacts since age 4.

1. Wear your glasses! Even if you think you can see OK for a while without them.

2. The floaters and light-sensitivity should be checked by a medical professional (although apparently many people do get floaters with age). I’ve never had any problems with either. Note the difference between an opthalmologist (a doctor who diagnoses and treats eye conditionss), an optometrist (who measures you for corrective lenses) and an optician (who makes and supplies the lenses). Here in Australia, good optometrists will check you for some common eye conditions as part of our universal health system, but that isn’t necessarily the case elsewhere, and it’s only common conditions.

3. Regardless of light or dark themes, a good quality, bright, high-contrast and high-resolution screen with good quality fonts. (Up until Apple’s font patents expired quite recently, that last meant a Mac.) Example: iMac Retina 5K. I guess their new Studio Display which replaced it.

4. Light themes where possible. Black text on white, not grey on white, not grey on mid-grey or anything else dreamt up by some amateur designer with their screen brightness racked up too high. No amateur-designed fonts. I use 16 point Courier in black on white in Xcode, with syntax highlighting turned off completely. I do use some software whose only workable themes are dark (typical for photographic software) and then use a separate dark desktop and set the text to crisp white.

5. Room lighting should not be too dark.
What was the difference in the measuring method? Because when I go to doctors, they usually first measure my eyesight with a machine, which should give an objective measure of my eyes' defects. But then they also take into account my subjective "feelings" by having me read distant letters with different lenses (starting from what the machine measured, but doing some slight variations). Maybe your doctor just used the machine to measure your eyesight?
Agreed TSM2 was a sweet effort, and that green thread traffic light demo was fun to play with.
Imagine going to a Burger King joint and they don't let you enter because of your Mcdonalds shirt.
If your username there is similar to your username here, that seems likely; "fig" and "ass" together tripped the Scunthorpe filter, but not right away.
I apply the same logic even to painkillers which aren't anti-inflammatories like paracetamol. I figure that there could be lots about healing mechanisms that we don't know yet where interrupting the feedback of pain might interfere with healing.

That's not to say I don't take painkillers, but that I think a lot about the tradeoffs before I take one. For instance, I didn't take any to relieve vaccination symptoms even though that was the standard advice by the healthcare provider as I figured why would I want to interrupt my bodies response to a pathogen at the precise time it's learning to combat it? (There are some studies that suggest this is true, although the scale of it is a little fuzzy).

What usually tips the balance for me to take a mild painkiller is if the pain is bad enough to genuinely stop me sleeping, in that case I'm buying the healing mechanism that sleep provides.
My future perfect "cloud" language has grammar for idioms like queues and counters. Ditto pubsub, logging, metrics.

And structured concurrency. Not async/await, promises, and so forth.

--

Along the lines of "we were promised jetpacks", I'm still stuck on 1990s era future perfect notions like software agents and grid computing. Like the cloudlet (vs applet, servlet) manifestation of Sun Computer's Jini and JXTA.
About the same as I'd count on "alternative medicine" becoming mainstream, aka 0% chance outside of fringe groups. There's a reason why those alternative social media platforms are considered "alternative".

If you want your social media project to be successful you need to address what's wrong with the existing ones while not introducing new problems. All the "alternative" social media projects introduce more problems that they solve and even refuse to see them as problems.
Coincidentally, this topic just came up for me. I've been experiencing bad eyestrain at work and have had to wear reading glasses on top of my contacts to get through my day.

After two years with two different doctors, I went to a new optometrist this weekend. A technician performed the exam and an eye doctor went through everything over Zoom at the end.

Result? Perfect 20/20 vision and I no longer need reading glasses to see my screen. There really is a big difference between providers.
This sounds like a bunch of nonsense (PEACE & LOVE? Really?).

That being said I continuously injure myself because I am very active - all sports have a risk of injury - and have never iced. I had a really bad ankle sprain a few weeks ago where my only treatment was compression and I was operating on it and performed a 2.25x body weight back squat with no issues within three weeks. So, anecdotally, not icing and no anti-inflammatories seems to work well for me. Probably a healthy dose of being stubborn and a stickler for not missing training helps as well.

(It's not because I'm young and heal quickly - I'll be 44 in two weeks.)
Shadowbans are bad for discourse, and here’s why
Well I have a lot thanks to keratoconus in the right eye to the point I'm blind from it, and a litle in the left eye.

using bright ides and monitors. hurts my eyes (I noticed I have a lot more sensibility to light?). so a lot of indirect natural light, and a good dark theme makes the experience a lot better for me.
Show HN: StackOverflow for ChatGPT
So I tinkering with ChatGPT over the weekend.

I realized there many quirks to ChatGPT to really get value out of it.

So I launched a Q&A site for ChatGPT

The site has a proper search engine so old questions can be searched for.

New questions are voted and answered on.

What do you guys think?
It seems a lot of boxers and MMA fighters use ice. My wife was doing boxing and such for exercise at a gym run by an ex MMA fighter in Singapore. She hurt her wrist and it hurt alot and the gym told her to put ice and water in a jar, and hold her hand in it for 15 minutes. The pain subsided and swelling went down and a day later she had normal movement in her wrist again.

I have no idea of it’s effective but it seems to have helped her.
India’s Tuition Republic is bigger than ever.Coaching culture is an epidemic now
The latter part is exactly what this is going to be doing. Same way that in AWS CDK you can get higher level constructs that can vend more secure resources. The goal is to make that even more fluent, across different infra deployment architectures
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> Modula-2 is really just Pascal with modules, which was welcome

My impression is that Modula was "just Pascal with modules", and Modula-2 is "Pascal with modules and coroutines". (At risk of dramatic over-simplification.)

Secondarily, the existence of Modula-2+ and Modula-3 (from 3rd parties) and then Wirth himself moving on to Oberon suggests that while Modula/Modula-2 were not quite there yet, Oberon was at least a lot closer.

Although the relative plethora of Oberon variants (Oberon, Oberon-07, Oberon 2, Active Oberon, etc.) suggests that maybe it was still not quite fully evolved.

I do wonder if, rather than competing implementations and variants, it would be possible to re-unify them under one standard, in the way that Common Lisp managed to do... even if it were not something quite as minimal and elegant as Prof Wirth would endorse.
This has a strangely negative tone.

Don't most governments advise the average person to eat less meat and less processed food already, for purely health reasons? What's the point in acting like that's politically impossible?
Not who your asking but I suspect I know; none

Twitter being a dumpster fire doesn't mean we need to find a new dumpster
The Sudetenland also once had a pro German rebellion. It was created and propped by the Third Reich, just like the "rebellions" in Moldova, Georgia and Ukraine were propped up by the Putin régime.
Two bad experiences with Uber support - I don't use them unless there is no other option. I have an Uber account with my email id(gmail) with a '.' in it.
It so happened that someone else created a driver account with the same email-id without the '.' in it. I am not sure how that account got verified by Uber, I never clicked any link to verify that account. So I keep getting emails of that driver's account, tried talking to an Uber support person, they don't understand the problem with '.' and simply shut me out saying if this is not your account we are not talking to you about it.
UK's controversial plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda ruled lawful by court
About 7 years ago my eyesight was fading fast as a programmer. I ended up getting glasses and nothing seemed to really help. Then a co-worker suggested I change the color profile of my monitor. The change reduced the blue and added a yellow tint. Things changed overnight. My eyesight went back to normal.

Every once in a while my MacBook shifts out of that color profile and it feels borderline blinding in comparison. I have no idea if that will help you with the condition you have, but it’s definitely worth a shot.
If it makes you feel any better: the same thing happened to my wife's account. Ironic that I used to work at Uber for ~4 years. Still, there's no way for me to resolve this for me unless I would escalate to someone working at Uber, bypassing customer support - which I'm not doing as it's a lot of work, a lot of annoying people I don't know and it might still not work. Customer support won't fix it, and there's no other way to resolve this.

It all goes down to either an ML system making a decision, or a flag was added to your account by some other if-then-else rule. When I was inside Uber, I could escalate tickets, internally, but this is no longer an option.

I wrote a longer summary on why such banning happens [1] and why - sadly - as a customer, we cannot do anything about it, until Big Tech prioritizes sorting out these edge cases, or there's regulation passed for them to do so.

And if you think Lyft is better: The New York Times ran an article Help! I Was Banned From Lyft and No One Will Tell Me Why [2] where they heavily quoted everything I wrote about why Uber - and Big Tech customer support, in general - works like they do. Lyft is pretty much the same.

[1] https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/scaling-customer-support/

[2] https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/17/travel/tripped-up-banned-...
Snowden and Controlled Opposition
Are you European? Could ask them to delete all your data/account, and then they’d have to find it and probably figure it out.
On a highway I don't care for lane centering and passing, I want car to drive itself while I am taking a nap.
I cannot do that when I'm reading a paper written by somebody else, and I only have the produced PDF.
Book Reviews of 2022
Yes read The Manager's Path.

When you are done with that focus on finding yourself a mentor. Leadership skills are even harder to wrote learn than engineering chops. A mentor will help you be more retrospective and find the areas you can improve. Naturally over time you will need to be better at self-introspection but having this come externally for a time helps a lot.

That said the things you describe can also put you in a good position to be tech lead if you can fix the technical depth issue you alluded to. Depends which path you want to go down, tech lead roles are more demanding on your decision making while managerial roles are more demanding on people skills, presentation, politics etc.
if it's wrong for fitness influencers not to disclose steroid use, is it wrong for IG influencers not to disclose their filters, edits and rentals?
A person's identity can still be derived from their comments. In order to truly anonymize them, one would need to go through them one at a time and redact any identifiable information.

Randomizing the username is only useful in the cases where someone's username was their real name.
Either don't use it...

Or, if you do want to use it, sign up again with a new email address, phone number and payment card. As a bonus, you probably get your first ride free. I sign up again for every ride for exactly this reason. Great for privacy too.
Being able to do “ignition” reliably means you can do experiments in a regime where the energy from fusion starts to become a large part of the reaction. Dynamics in this regime are non-linear, so being able to actually test there is fairly important. Updating models and simulation inputs based on these results should make some further progress possible. This device is significantly different than a power reactor, but other efforts might see a benefit from a better understanding of reaction physics during “ignition”.
The Most Empty Downtown in America
DFW = David Foster Wallace
Not _openly_ I'm pretty sure everything that affects the profits of these companies is downplayed by the recommendation system.
To add on the future development mentioned at the end of the article: I worked last year on a prediction model for the big cooperatives buying the crops from the farmers helping them to be better informed about risk (based on wheat type, soil type, tillage and weather conditions) of mycotoxins and to advice their farmers when to spray. So Agtech is still a very unpopular and under appreciated field and hope more engineers would embark on that journey.

PS: Happy to add a link but didn’t want to create unnecessary advertising.
From those pubmed titles it sounds like male rodent excretion accelerates by the same hormones that slow it down in females. Or, something like that.
You don't know what would have happened without the ice. Believing in anecdotes instead of studies leads to bloodletting and homeopathy.
Show HN: Loop Supreme, a browser-based live looper
I spent the past 6ish weeks building an audio looper app. I wanted to experiment with live looping, but didn't want to drop several hundred on a multi-track looper pedal. Plus, I needed a side project.

Unfortunately it really only works well in Chrome due to inconsistencies with the way the Web Audio API has been implemented so far in other browsers. It has some quirks but actually works pretty well. Anecdotally, it works better when installed as a PWA but I haven't benchmarked any performance metrics.

Enjoy!