skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
How will you even talk about this?

"can you install purl on the server so we can filter these logs?"

"do you mean the one with an e or the one with the u?"

Also, based on the name, I was half guessing this was going to be a slot in replacement to curl.
It is exactly the role religions used to play - more so in the past, yes, but still pretty much in scene today still, although perhaps weaker - so this answer your question:

> Why does it do both?

Demand. For what? For adaptation to the current metagame.

While writing this reply, I remembered a few passages from a great thinker, that I think may contribute and expand the conversation, for those interested:

"Art, ethics, philosophy bear witness:
under the crust of words and concepts, the living reality of
non-adaptation to the world is always crouched, ready to
spring. Since neither gods nor words can manage to cover it
up decently any longer, this commonplace creature roams
naked in railway stations and vacant lots; it confronts you
at each evasion of yourself, it touches your elbow, catches
your eye; and the dialogue begins." [0]

"After all, if an individual refuses both to adapt to the
violence of the world, and to embrace the violence of the
unadapted, what can he do? If he doesn't raise his will to
achieve unity with the world and with himself to the level
of coherent theory and practice, the vast silence of
society's open spaces will raise around him the palace of
solipsist madness." [1]

"People are bewitched into believing that time slips away, and
this belief is the basis of time actually slipping away. Time
is the work of attrition of that adaptation to which people
must resign themselves so long as they fail to change the world." [2]

Raoul Vaneigem

0, 1: https://www.darkmatterarchives.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/0...
2: https://voidnetwork.gr/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/The-Revolu...
That is definitely one of the things he does better than most. He actually wrote his own custom animation library for math animations: https://github.com/3b1b/manim
Yeah 100%. I live in NYC, and before the quake, our golden retriever started crying and whimpering. A few moments later we felt the quake!
> ~180k of the nation's ~1650k software developers in 2023

Software is certainly everywhere in every industry and thus every city, town and village (eating the world as the saying goes). No need to be in SV to work in software.

The kind of jobs used to be very different in SV. Here you didn't just work on software development, you worked in legendary tech companies. HP (back when that was a good word), Sun, SGI, Netscape and many thousands smaller but equally exciting tech shops.

Things have changed though. Now there aren't many actual tech companies in SV. Of all the big names, only Apple is a tech company. The others are either advertising or social nonsense or movies or sales. They use tech but don't sell tech, so they are not tech companies.
I tried and they kinda sorta 95% work, but then you hit the missing motions or a keybinding conflict or some extension issue and it’s either fight the thing or go the opinionated way.
I agree. And I’ll also say that whether the artist intended this as the meaning of the work is irrelevant. Art once created exists apart from its creator and can be analyzed and criticized and understood in ways the artist never expected or intended. So even if the artist just made a mistake here the art itself is able to evoke the much deeper and more interesting meaning which you read into it.
Does anyone know if someone has attempted real time spectral rendering? I've tried finding information before but have never had any luck.
I think the value in art like this is that it isn’t a matter of skill but of dedication.
Should art be something that only the 1% most skilled and well trained artists can ever hope to be celebrated for?
It’s the central theme of the story. Children, marriage, life brings both joy and grief; can you still embrace it, knowing the grief that will come?

I can’t find the article, but there was a HN post sometime ago that was a beautifully written memorial to the death of a pet dog. Why do we invest in loving pets that we know we will outlive? Particularly as adults, when we know the end from the beginning. Does the whole become worthless because the end is pain? No! Embrace life - the joy and the grief.
Spectral rendering imho is good example how ray tracing in itself is not the end-game for rendering, it's more just starting point. Occasionally I see sentiment that with real-time ray tracing rendering is a solved problem, but imho it's far from truth.

Afaik most spectral rendering systems do not do (thin-film) interference or other wave-based effects, so that is another frontier. Reality has surprising amount of detail.
At least the one I run into, which also says stuff with L2 and doorbells, is https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm/issues/2196 fwiw.
And former lead developer on Clang at Apple.
This is a killer feature in (n)vim as well. I had been trying out emacs + evil for some months at one point (was previously a vim user), but never got session restores working well at all. With vim it all restores, it's in the right spot, and even remote files opened with the scp:// syntax reopen perfectly. No plugins needed. I just use one session with the default filename of Session.vim, so a quick `nvim -S` gets me back in action and I don't mind restarting my editor much at all. With emacs I'd dread it and it was one of the worst parts of a session restart or reboot.

Highly recommend anyone see if their favorite editor can do sessions.
Interesting, the proof seems to have originated as a submission to The Art of Problem Solving. I wish I had these site when I was in high school. I would have poured over them.
The custom solver is really neat too

> In order to show the steps, the calculator applies the same integration techniques that a human would apply. The program that does this has been developed over several years and is written in Maxima's own programming language. It consists of more than 17000 lines of code. When the integrand matches a known form, it applies fixed rules to solve the integral (e. g. partial fraction decomposition for rational functions, trigonometric substitution for integrands involving the square roots of a quadratic polynomial or integration by parts for products of certain functions). Otherwise, it tries different substitutions and transformations until either the integral is solved, time runs out or there is nothing left to try. The calculator lacks the mathematical intuition that is very useful for finding an antiderivative, but on the other hand it can try a large number of possibilities within a short amount of time. The step by step antiderivatives are often much shorter and more elegant than those found by Maxima.
The company cares enough to try to (illegaly) keep that information advantage.

If I’m paid twice that of my colleagues, I’d want to support them (unless they’re detrimental to my job satisfaction) in getting paid more so that they’re less likely to be recruited away purely for financial reasons. I’d also be concerned about the future projection of my own comp.
https://niolesk.top/#https://kroki.io/wireviz/svg/eNqNkMGKwj...
Yes, obesity is on a scale for the medical profession. I can’t name all the steps but it’s basically severely underweight, underweight, normal weight, overweight, obese, severely obese. As far as the cohort, sleep apnea is often a side effect of obesity, though not always caused by it (see central apneas which is a nervous system disorder).

Sleep apnea compounds obesity because it makes it difficult to get restful sleep, which is one of the necessary tools for losing weight.
Right? Its such a useful site that is regularly updated and just made by some guy (David Scherfgen) and not a big company trying to make money (E.g symbolab).
Audio Fingerprinting and Recognition in Python
Are mouth guards likely to cause jaw issues by keeping the mandible extended for long periods of time?

some crappier mouth guards and "tongue retaining devices" can cause severe dental issues like open bite but these custom made ones are less likely to cause such issues I think...
I hate to say it, but under the CFAA this is absolutely a circumvention of an access control displayed on connection to the computer system. Bypassing that access control, no matter how weak it is, no matter that they already gave you the data, as long as that data comes with an access restriction that explicitly informs you that accessing the obfuscated data is a circumvention of their poorly designed access control - it's a CFAA felony violation.

Reform is the answer. Repeal the CFAA and introduce better legislation aligned with the reality we live in today instead of the barely understood beauty of the baud that informed the creation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act of the 80s.

This is a fully busted law that harms every single entity it interacts with besides the budget of the FBI and the courts. Oh and the for profit prison system.
systemd-analyze dot is nice in theory. In practice the sheer amount of dependencies makes the results difficult to use or understand.

That it's a mixture of before and requires (probably also wants, don't rememeber) does not make it easier.

Edit: Newer version have options to separate ordering from requirements. I don't think that existed on the system where I last used it.
If you're caching 20m api requests that almost never change use s3. I mean heck, it's cheaper, can be cdn'd, and can be pipelined by the browser.
Because in a poverty situation, where there is zero state support, the only ones who might eventually help you are your kids? So procreating is a legitimate survival strategy.
I was hoping it had something to do with poles and zeros, more analog-y Laplace stuff. Never expected hashes.
Learning about distributed systems: where to start? (2020)
Yeah that's probably based on the BMI definition. Overweight is a BMI > 25, and obese is > 30. So yes, nearly the entire cohort was overweight by definition. BMI is a population measure and normal, healthy people can definitely fall into the overweight category. But it's still useful, including when summarizing the participants of a study like this.
No qualms! Congrats on the launch again
“The world of cryptocurrencies is one of the sectors of society that embraces the "degen" the most. It has ups and downs that are unseen in almost any other market.”

Because it's a multi-level marketing pyramid/Ponzi scheme.

[Money corrupts; bitcoin corrupts absolutely; https://www.cynicusrex.com/file/cryptocultscience.html]
You may be an outlier.

Many in their 30s are married, mortgaged, and otherwise unable to risk rocking the boat.
> “to support production bugs”

You’re a professional hire, just read the code ir rewrite it. You expected an operation where superstars sit around and maintained their own code?
From L3 to seL4: 20 years of L4 microkernels (2013) [video]
Using GitHub Copilot for Test Generation in Python: An Empirical Study [pdf]
A regular code repo with the scripts (with pull/merge requests for review) and then a CI job that builds containers with something like dbmate https://github.com/amacneil/dbmate that can then be run against any staging/prod environment.
What are/is AML/KYC?
Something in my mouth is _way_ more invasive than something mounted across my nose, especially something like the Philips Dreamwear.
The title on HN is the literal title of the article.

As Op stated, initially in the article the author clearly states that CPAP is preferred and most effective in totality.

The actual point of the article is that Obstructive Sleep Apnea is under-diagnosed, causes hypertension, and the conventional treatment kinda sucks—and mouth guards should be the offered as an alternative treatment because it is effective at reducing blood pressure.

The title isn’t misleading per-se, but you do have to have the article.

FWIW I got a $2100 MAD to treat my OSA.
Advances in OpenDrop Digital MicroFluidics [video]
Do they consciously decide this, or is this basic bio-chemistry, selected for over millennia? One would expect evolution to select for chemistry that make an organism want to continue living on. As those organisms have a higher chance of procreating and caring for their offsprings.
Calling yourself "the allies" doesn't make you long term allies.

It was just a group with a common enemy for short a time. Take Stalin, also part of "the Allies", he had invaded Poland together with Hitler and also invaded Finland. Couple of years later he was fighting Hitler because he got stabbed in the back by Hitler. And after WWII the west got into the coldwar with Stalin.
Oh yes, I confirm Google's regular mis-yearing. When looking for the “checklist”, I started from service's lowest limit, year 1500, and moved to the more modern days. Usually, typography says for itself before you even discover the year on one of the first pages. When you see multiple columns grid layout in XVII century books, you already know that it is not from these times.:D

BTW, did you try looking in the Internet Archive (https://archive.org/details/texts)? It was a place where I found the earliest 1841 evidence.
Unfortunately the new Observation framework in SwiftUI currently forces you to use classes to model your data. Hopefully they can find some way to make it work with value types.
'The Invention of Prehistory' Review: Facing Deep Time
> I'm sorry that most places you don't need to worry about stepping over needles and human excrement in the streets.

SF isn't the Bay Area. Traditionally SF wasn't considered part of Silicon Valley at all (these days depends who you talk to and when and where they got immersed here).

> I've lived in a number of different places in the country and the Bay Area is hands down the worst

I somewhat don't actually like the Bay Area TBH. Every few years I look into leaving. I go through all possible options and their pros and cons and, depressingly, every time I find that Silicon Valley is still the best place in the US.

It's not any one thing, but I have not found any place that is either ok or reasonably good about everything without having any terrible deal-breakers.
As someone with combined OSA and CSA (central sleep apnea), CPAP actually doesn’t do much for the later. Most people suffering from CSA need a BiPAP which basically acts as a ventilator when it detects breathing has stopped.
As someone that went from Turbo Pascal to C++, while enjoying Borland's ecosystem, the reasoning was clear.

A programming language that at a time offered similar security and features, with much better portability.

Never was a big C fan, with Object Pascal and C++ on my toolbox.
Multi Purpose Traversal
KDE4 ruined Amarok too. That's why there's Clementine and Strawberry now, which are forks from Amarok 1.4.
Yep looks like they're non-overlapping. From the article -

> 44.5% (98/220) of the participants were overweight (BMI 23.0-27.5 kg/m2) and 49.5% (109/220) were obese (BMI > 27.5 kg/m2)
Ah you made me look, it's a shame you're only hiring in SF, I love these kinds of problems. Cheers!
Anti Money Laundering and Know Your Customer legislation that certain businesses and entities under financial oversight must adhere to in order to prevent funding of state sanctioned entities.
That seems excessive. Just PERM or PWD, recruiting and PERM?
this is slightly heavy due to loading a headless chrome instance. I will look into optimizing this part.

other than that, gpt4 is expensive, but so far it’s been negligible so i am hopeful.

i feel i can keep it around for long.
nitpick: the tooltip (triggered by the question mark icon) does not work on mobile - at least on my iPhone (both chrome & safari)

May be worth taking a look at.

Good stuff otherwise! Cheers on the launch
When rewriting apps, people have a tendency to say: "well, Oldversion provides X. We could make a Newversion that provides X better, but that's hard so maybe X is actually bad? We should provide Y instead." Then they're confused when nobody with X needs wants to use Newversion.
Immigrants do not care about the presence of rich people. French people do (a lot), and they’re systematic in getting rid of them. So French people are kind of undesirable when you build a company in France and the best thing about France is, indeed, that you can hire people from somewhere else.
> If they don't like it, they can not serve my requests. Simple.

this can just as easily be flipped around. if you don't like it, why are you requesting the page? no one is forcing you to view ads on youtube. what they are trying very hard to do is make it difficult for you to consume the thing that costs them money serve without also viewing the ads that pay for it.

I get it. I don't like ads either, and I also avoid viewing them whenever possible. I would prefer to pay whatever it costs to serve me the content plus a reasonable profit. but elevating this technical workaround to some sort of moral principle is not tenable. you're not entitled to make up whatever terms you want for consuming the work of others, and it's absurd to think otherwise.
Turbo C++ for Windows 3.1, released in 1993, already had support for templates in its initial design form.

Borland C++ 2.0, or 3.0, rewrote BIDS from preprocessor magic into templates.

CSet++ for OS/2, also early 1990s also offered template based collections.

By 1996, MFC introduced template based collection classes as well.
Steam engines operate off the temperature gradient - the water (cool stuff) is turned into steam (hot stuff), which expands 16x and creates a huge pressure spike that pushes the piston/turbine.
I just learned to sleep with my mouth closed and I watch my breathing during the day too, and avoid breathing through my mouth. This was difficult at first. Idk why, but I’ve read the musculature responsible for breathing gets weakened if you breathe through your mouth, because there’s a lot less resistance. But now it’s fine, and I don’t even snore anymore. Obviously this is down to individual physiology, so I’m not saying this works for everyone, but it did work for me. Costs $0.
Wow, what a unique and creative way to celebrate your love! Building a game together is such a special touch.
The argument works in real life too:

Ads are stealing our attention. They shouldn't be allowed to do that.
We use https://sqitch.org/ and we’re fairly happy with it. Sqitch manages the files to deploy which are applied fits to a local database.

We use GitHub actions for deployment and database migrations are just one step of the pipeline. The step invokes sqitch deploy which runs all the pending migration files.

Then, all the approval process is standard for the environment. We require approvals in pull requests before merging to the main branch.
The BMI (Body Mass Index), while far from perfect - mainly because it can't tell the difference between relatively heavy muscle and relatively light (density wise) fat, so a very fit and very strong person can wrongly be classified (and in the opposite direction too) - is still the standard recognised by the WHO, by the NHS in the UK, etc. It's just calculated by body mass divided by the square of the body height, using kg and m.

And then there are specific names for ranges of BMI, which include "Normal range" for 18.5 to 24.9, "Overweight (Pre-obese)" for 25-29.9, and then three classes of "Obese" above 30 as well as three "Underweight" types below 18.5.

Generally this is simplified down to "Underweight", "Normal", "Overweight", and "Obese", with the following words after "Normal" and "Overweight" being implied, and with the multiple levels of underweight and obesity ignored unless discussing someone light or heavy enough that it's worth considering the differences between "Obese (Class I)" and "Obese (Class III)", or between "Underweight (Mild thinness)" and "Underweight (Severe thinness)" - all still based purely on the BMI number.

Sorry for the long winded answer, but even more here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_mass_index

Weirdly it seems like this study used the same logic but set non-standard boundaries (27.5 rather than 30 as the point between Overweight and Obese).
yeah that’s correct. i put a checkbox to disable readability filter if needed…
This is what's put me off getting deeper into Rust. I love the language but won't work on cryptocurrency stuff.
Not for me. I love working 2 days in the office and 3 days at home. But mainly for the social aspects. I am more productive WFH.
There is interesting research in having LLMs cull the search space (for instance, asking the llm to provide which instructions are needed to complete the spec and provide an implementation) and then using more traditional techniques like ilp (or other symbolic means) to find the final program that corresponds to the spec. That way the result meets the spec but converges much (much!) faster than the traditional way for far complexer cases. Sometimes the llm gets it right in one shot (and the engine just verifies it is correct), sometimes it will never get it correct but ilp will finish the job just fine.
Have you read it? I felt like it goes both directions. As someone more in the Swift camp, I was learning about C++ too.
I took a handful of years off to be home with the young kid, what a wonderful experience. Getting back to work later wasn't hard.

What I did, and do recommend, is to do a little bit of consulting. I rarely did more than a few hours a week (and on some months nothing). But having a consulting company and a few real customers meant that companies saw me as legitimately self-employed (and I was, even if very low hours) instead of unemployed.

(Did it make a difference? I don't know. But can't hurt.)
AML - Anti-Money Laundering

KYC - Know Your Customer
counter-counterpoint: maybe Android is thriving in spite of green/blue bubble.
I would never accept a job without a flexible WFH policy. Unless there is literally no other choice. I am not the only one. So companies that are not flexible will be less competitive in the job market.
> I’ve been curious what happens when some of the laws dictating how light moves are deliberately broken, building cameras out of code in a universe just a little unlike our own. Working with the richness of the full spectrum of light, spectral ray tracing has allowed me to break the rules governing light transport in otherworldly ways.

This reminds me of diagnosing bugs while writing my own raytracer, and attempting to map the buggy output to weird/contrived/silly alternative physics
Wasn’t the name of that guy Colin Laney
Are there any good resources for spectral ray tracing for other frequencies of light, e.g. radio frequencies?
Second Liquibase. Plugins like JPA Buddy can generate the scripts (Liquibase/flyway) from the DB or JPA Entities. The XML scripts are not difficult to write by hand and can use straight SQL when needed. Since you can generate the actual SQL script from XML it’s great for org’s that need a DBA to run the script on PROD since you can send them a copy for review and they just need to hit run, while keeping the XML in the projects code repository. There may be other tools for solo development that might be more straightforward and look forward to the answers posted here.
Did you learn this in a temple or what discipline helped you master it?
Your bite can get misaligned, though the solution is a moulded piece of plastic that realigns your bite that you use when you wake up.
I'm based in the U.S., but I think this advice is universal:

- Preliminary Google search.
- Ask your customers and salespeople what conferences they'll be attending.
- Follow leaders in the niche or industry on LinkedIn/Twitter, and they'll post about the conferences they speak at and attend.
That unix domain socket solution sounds really nice. I wonder if it would be possible to send something naughty in the host header (like something with ../../.. in it) to misuse this or nginx does some validation before it reaches the proxy_pass...

I also tried to hack together my own solution [0] just for fun, but I didn't know about the unix socket part, so at the end I went with traefik and redis. :)

[0] https://deadlime.hu/en/2023/10/29/light-at-the-end-of-the-tu...