skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I still average more screen time on the phone..

The hard part is getting started. Once you start it's self-perpetuating.

Zone 2 endurance aerobic exercise are in some way similar to an addiction but you'll need a certain volume to trigger it.

It is a little braggy but I also consider this one of the best things I've did in my whole life - and I myself didn't remotely dreamed of this result when I started last year.
Discord is a pretty good platform and I like it, but there are some problems, like the permission for channel viewing that is calculated in the client causing the possibility to view the name of other channels, the desktop app and its RAM usage, the support that replies after ages, and other minor problems. But at the end of the day it is a cool app, and I recommend it!
This isn't black or white. There is absolutely a level of engineering in the core game around anti cheating strategies as a base. Cheats that break laws of physics, human limits are not really always the cheats being used, those are the obvious ones we think about that would be picked up almost immediately.

The anticheat is an addon such that it can be frequently updated without having to update the core of the game as cheat strategies change.

Cheats being used today outside of the 'breaking human limits' type cheats, are the ones that give players slight advantages that you wouldn't obviously notice. These types of cheats have signatures in how they work and anticheat detects these signatures that occur both through gameplay, but also the signatures it leaves on your system itself.

The detection of human limits and breaking laws of physics cheats are the cheats of yesterday
They probably run a majority of those alts, trying to entrap people. Talking to other FBI unwittingly lol...
While most of these things can be disabled in a supported fashion using Group Policy, notable settings restricted to "non-consumer" Windows editions include:

Enterprise and Education only: "Disable all apps from Microsoft Store", "Do not show Windows tips", "Turn off Microsoft consumer experiences"

Enterprise, Education, and Server only:
"Allow Diagnostic Data: Diagnostic data off", "Force a specific default lock screen and logon image" (?!?)
Maybe you expressed some incorrect political views online. I suggest you use a fake name/identity when applying for jobs. Also, be sure to say that you're fully vaccinated if they ask. Never reveal your vax status or say that you're fully boosted. In my last job, I got baited by the CTO into revealing my vax status (after he said that he didn't want the vaccine himself but his wife made him do it)... Could tell it made him very uncomfortable that I wasn't vaxxed. I was fired a few weeks later for a phony reason in spite of exceeding expectations.

I haven't been able to find a job in over a year in spite of a stellar resume. Also I write a fair bit online anonymously.

Most of these tech people are control freaks so they probably snoop in on their employees with all kinds of special tools using text analysis.
> In the real world, this number actually tracks pretty linearly with how much faster I'm able to climb a hill on a bike.

That's because both of those things are directly related to weight.

(VO2 max is usually given in a weight-normalized unit. So losing weight will make it go up as long as you at least maintain your fitness).
Eroding status
I didn't know I needed this.
Well.. that might be true for a lot of normal NAS with 8 drives or less.

I on the other hand have a 4U 48 bay Chenbro so drive failures are somewhat significant for me lol.

Redundancy wise it's 4 raidz2 vdevs with 12 drives each and backed up to rsync.net
I have had 2 drive failures, one was shortly after commissioning and the other happened a few months ago which was pretty random.

I'm using HGST drives, specifically 8TB He8 and they have been really solid in operation since 2016. I don't have any spares left now though so when I get back to where the chassis is hosted I will be doing a rebuild onto 16TB drives.

On the other hand in my professional life I experienced arrays that had multiple drives fail in quick succession (especially around 2010-2012 era) from less ... reliable brands cough Seagate cough.

So I would consider 2 failures from ~1.5M drive hours to be very good and thank Backblaze for convincing me to shell out on these rather more expensive drives.
Huh, TIL - though

> A tree which is not rooted is sometimes called a free tree, although the unqualified term "tree" generally refers to a free tree.

I wonder if that was once the case but no longer is. I'm learning I think of trees mostly through the lens of data structures and not graph theory and I imagine more people do than not.
Satellite SOS calls and .. ehh .. number go up?
I also cannot offer you a concrete job or anything, but maybe some advice as someone who is quite often looking at CVs as a "subject matter expert".

There are a couple of things I noticed when looking at your website and CV.
You seem to have many interests and ideas. Maybe too many. This might be ok on a personal level, however on a professional level this is only good if you can actually follow through on those interests. Otherwise it might give the impression of a lack of focus more than anything else.

For example, you mention Swift as area of expertise and an iOS Developer nanodegree. Yet I don't see a single iOS app you made. You mention Cloud Developer using Azure, yet I don't see any demo or portfolio projects.

On the CV of 2022, you mention AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (Coming soon). But I don't see this certification.

Now, don't get me wrong - I don't think you need to have all of this. But then there is no use in mentioning it. Show what you actually have.

In your blog, you mention something like this:
"Explain the protected access modifier in Java, probably using Blender"

This could actually be very interesting and something unique! But don't talk about it beforehand - do it, then show it!

Don't put your TODO list on the Internet. Put your DONE list on the Internet.

Hope this has some value :)
I have had 48 HGST He8 8TB drives online since 2016. 2 failures in that time, one was warranted the other happened recently.
It's in the thread I linked, the very post you quoted. He started a poll to ask if he should be banned over him posting the "unwoke" page of his digital garden, when the stipulation he already preliminarily agreed to was to not bring it up in Nix spaces. An organization that allows for persistent relitigating and rules-lawyering can't have effective moderation (they're not countries after all), do I don't know what you think the alternative is.

And now the same people that want (impossibly) apolitical spaces want this guy to also be able to post this very political rant that you've probably heard before somewhere in some form, that everyone else is endlessly tired of.

https://srid.ca/unwoke - in case you are missing more context.
I watch all streaming shows on a rowing machine with not-so-high speed and not-so-high resistance. The show keeps me entertained and sometimes I even forget that I'm rowing. Previously I did that with an iPad 12.9" next to the machine, but I've just started watching shows on the Quest 3 and that's way better.
All things need balance- don’t go too slow, don’t go too fast.
If it feels right you know
This looks amazing for kids getting into coding. Thank you.

VB6 was honestly one of my all time favourite languages. Was something like 8-9 years old and compared to Qbasic, VB was just mind-blowing to me. Spent so many hours coding random useless stuff, it was just an amazing gateway to programming with instant feedback and results. Compared to today's stack of frontend/backend separation, and even frontend presentation/business logic separation (i'm looking at you html), vb was such a good way for people to learn.
Bicycle helmets are big. You can't just put them away in your bag when you're done with them. So you will have to carry the helmet alongside your bags etc.
Re: LLMs, I was trying to better understand how pre-LLM search worked, hence the interest in the topic.

Any chance you have any open source links that discuss how you practically operate a system based on the concept you describe (manual query rewrite w/i a session as your data set)? Perhaps it's obvious to an NLP person how to reduce that "idea" to practice, but it is not to me!

You're definitely right about the idea though - a former Search engineer obliquely mentioned that this sort of session based manual query rewriting was very core to how the synonym system worked.
My depression is severe and exercise does make a difference. I’m not sure why you’d think that.

It doesn’t make the bad thoughts go away. It doesn’t turn off the bad feelings. I’d still be diagnosed with severe depression if I went in with a fresh slate. What it does is give me the energy to endure it, though. The physiological symptoms subside quite a bit, and it makes a meaningful difference.

It also helps more than medication since I seem to be a non-responder. It’s a big help in my life.
Helmets aren’t uncomfortable if you try them before buying them. There are different shapes, materials, sizes and settings.

About finding my helmet, I always attach it together with the bike with the U lock. Unless I’m parked in a secure place where I let it hang on the handlebars.

I’m not especially advocating for mandatory helmets and I’m the first to say absence of helmet shouldn’t prevent you to ride, but if you are a regular cyclist, having one at hand is not a ridiculous idea.
Lend-Lease was only about 7% of overall Soviet war expenditure. Did it help? Yes, Soviets acknowledged that post-war. Was it decisive? That’s up for debate. Did it “defeat Hitler”? LOL.
Working on a product that could be similarily described.

CxReports: Self-hosted, web-based PDF reporting tool.

https://www.cx-reports.com
It's not exactly entrapment when they wait for you to actually press the button on the fake bomb you ordered.

(compare Winston Smith when O'Brien asks him whom he would kill)
What about reducing interference? Optics would be better right?
I know because you created an account to come and patronize people who are trying to help
I use FitNotes (android, no ads) to take these notes. It can show me a breakdown of the workout volume per body part and some trends like estimated one rep max. It can also automatically start a timer after you've entered the data of your last set.
Try one of these?
https://alternativeto.net/software/kagi-search/
Just had a look at your website, the design looks great and the message is on point however I think it is missing a reviews section. I'd love to know what your current users say about your product.
As a means to keep detailed maps out of the hands of an enemy it's indeed not great. As it's all rather obvious to reverse engineer this and people have indeed done so.

But as a means to force foreign companies to use Chinese data suppliers this works perfectly. Because using this software would be illegal in China and anyone looking to business there legally would end up having to use Chinese data centers, Chinese data suppliers, Chinese infrastructure, etc.
Jews and Muslims working together!
Your username isn't?

I once jumped a curb and scraped off half the skin on my palms.
> into the long, long grind of support and compatibility

They are not. I can't count how often the gnome shell extensions broke with each new minor version.
Have you looked at their website? https://calebjosue.gigalixirapp.com

No offense intended, and of course I don't know OP at all and this is all 100% based on an initial gut feeling, but this is not the website of someone who seems like they would be pleasant to work with. I wouldn't be surprised if hiring managers got the same feeling and just moved on.

The garish green on black, the large prominent picture of their face, the odd English ("Hello there all", "and I do like to share the following with you"). Also, the odd domain.

Normally I wouldn't even mention any of this since everyone is free to have their own style, but if OP is looking to get hired it might help if their website looked a little more "professional". Or just don't plug the website.
Are you carrying excess weight? I've been overweight most of my life. For a while in my 40s I hiked a lot and my BMI dropped into the normal range. When that happened, I became a runner. It felt amazing. I would run 5+ miles and felt like I could keep going forever. Once I put the weight back on(new relationship with someone who liked to eat), I couldn't run. It hurt and didn't feel good.

I don't know what the current research says, but I believe jogging is pretty hard on your joints vs running. I'd recommend hiking and fast walking as an alternative if you're looking to transition into running.
The situation is the same in Sweden. New Public Management is a disaster all around.
This was not the pdfs.nycourts.gov we were looking for
Except roads for car drivers and then people wonder about this mysterious infinite latent demand for free roads that they call "induced demand". The demand for things that cost nothing is infinite.
They also pay a dividend: https://investor.apple.com/dividend-history/default.aspx
I recently used a website to do something that required 2FA. They texted me a code, and the text included some wording to the effect of "we will never ask for this information!" The website then asked me to enter that information which they said they would never ask for.

I knew enough to read between the lines, but on the surface it sure was confusing to be asked for something they said they would never ask for.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_bombing_of_the_C...

US allegedly used old map with wrong coordinates. Probably China knows well about US military tactics.
You can trivially replace Go with C# in order to get almost zero-cost FFI (you can make it fully zero-cost with additional effort but even the baseline is better than the alternatives, hell you can statically link other .lib/.a's into AOT compiled .NET binaries).
I had a very similar experience years ago, I tried to start running and I hated it. I went and got a heart rate monitor and found that after I was going for a while where I started to hate it, my heart was up at 180 or so. I started doing alternating run/walks so that I was averaging more like 145, and it was actually enjoyable and I'd get in the zone sometimes. After a while I managed to get up to half marathon distance. I'm a little skeptical about the zone 2 craze that's hit recently, but definitely, if you're just starting out, it's very easy to try to run like the other people you see on the trail and exhaust yourself. A heart rate monitor is very useful to help keep yourself in a reasonable range that's actually enjoyable and sustainable.
I'm sure he's a pleasant person and great.

If you've been unlucky enough to sort through hundreds of resumes and make hasty decisions on who to spend time on, as a constraint of time and the volume of candidates, you have to make ridiculously judgmental and often wrong decisions because you need to say no to over 95% of them.

A site like this would be ok if the domain was say blahblah.(mit|stanford|caltech|something-fancy).edu/blahblah and linked to their scholar page but outside of that, probably not.

If you want a personal page and you're not a designer, just use a template from a site like https://html5up.net/ and replace the images and copy. If the site was say https://html5up.net/astral ... not only do all my objections flutter away but now there's a small checkmark in the "interested" column.

Know what the people on the other end are tasked with and feed them what they're looking for.
Beefy STM32 and SPI display?
I used to be like that- for some reason I started exercising this year and it completely changed my life. I feel better than ever and it’s not like I’m training a lot, a couple of times per week.

If you’re on the fence and reading this definitely give it another shot
https://github.com/krakenrf/krakensdr_docs/wiki/

The SDR world is incredible
I think you just want to track both over the long term - that is compare your watch with your watch and your garmin with your garmin.

But that is a huge gap, I think in general running creates more realistic VO2max data than cycling since there are too many factors at play (e.g. if you're in a group or not or using the drop vs. not).
It probably needs to be transmitted in parallel, out of band, rather than trying to integrate it into the existing phone system. That's how Google's Verified Calls thing they were touting a few years ago worked to give you context about a call by having the company placing the call relay data through Google and to an Android device's phone app with additional info like the reason for the call.
Just looking at the database release (not the company behind it), I think this is a great release. JSON Duality Views [1] are a phenomenal feature to bridge the gap between relational and document data without having any downsides. In the same fashion, Property Graphs [2] allow traversing relational data in graph fashion.

With these and the new vector features, their multimodel approach is paying off, in my opinion. Their JSON storage format (OSON [3]) is also very fast and efficient.

[1] https://oracle-base.com/articles/23c/json-relational-duality...
[2] https://oracle-base.com/articles/23c/sql-property-graphs-and...
[3] https://blogs.oracle.com/database/post/autonomous-json-datab...
From the outside: Diversification is always great. Build a whole ecosystem of small-scale rocket manufacturers instead of one big monopoly. That will foster competition and innovation.

From the investor: SpaceX might fail. Even if there Falcons are pretty much unbeatable now, you don't know what's going to happen with Starship. And even the Falcons could conceivably be grounded for years after some hypothetical flaw is found. More likely: With the price reductions made by SpaceX, the market will grow and there will be more than enough clients.

From the inside: Because it's a fun challenge and literally rocket science, of course.
> Those cheesecakes are only for special occasions now and it's because C.F. is required to disclose calories, I'd be fatter if not for this simple government intervention. Nothing to do with self control

How is eating a cake from a store "nothing to do with self control". It's not like you were buying vegetables and turns out big sugar made the vegetables be worse for you. You not knowing if the cake was 800 calories or 1.6k calories makes it no less about self control. Even to avoid eating it at 1.6k, it's still all just self control.
Hello blackcubeadmin,

I agree that the website needs a reviews/testimonials section to increase trust.
It is something I am working on at the moment, and will be released soon.

Let me know if you have any questions i'd love to hear more from you.
Cheers
Not unless you want to change all the map data.
Say more!? :)
It's not possible to match pgvector's syntax with SQLite. SQLite doesn't have custom indexes, and since I want to have full control of how vectors are stored on disk, the only real way to do that in SQLite is with virtual tables[0]. And there's a few other smaller details that don't match (postgres operators like <->/<=>, SQLite's limited virtual table constraints, etc.), so matching pgvector wasn't a priority.

I instead tried to match SQLite's FTS5 full text search[1] extension where possible. It solves a similar problem: storing data in its own optimized format with a virtual table, so offering a similar API seemed appropriate.

Plus, there's a few quirks with the pgvector API that I don't quite like (like vector column definitions), so starting from scratch is nice!

[0] https://www.sqlite.org/vtab.html

[1] https://www.sqlite.org/fts5.html
I just firmly disagree that a company selling a device that they are making a profit on can be considered "working for free".

> We’ve had Windows computers forever and they still don’t support push notifications unless you have the app or the browser open.

Not sure what you mean. They support TCP without weird limitations applied to it by the operating system. Every app that wants it has push notifications. They get the choice of implementing this themselves or using a service like firebase to help them out if they so choose. Their choice. Not Microsoft's. Not Apple's.
Some elaborate technical trade barrier? I think that is giving them too much credit.

This is thinking from a military apparatus stuck in the 1950es.
big tech vs big gov is the church vs state conflict of our era.
good luck man <3
Yes, they apply the mandatory conversion and have gotten a license for the software to do this from the Chinese authorities. This wikipedia article has some more details on this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Restrictions_on_geographic_dat...
There is a ton of research supporting this. It’s really important information.

Elsewhere in this topic I mentioned exercise helps me with depression. I’ve speculated that it’s due to simply making my brain work better. Depression often feels like your brain isn’t working. Sometimes it extends to your body. There’s more to it, but what exercise does to me feels a bit like turning the lights up a bit and taking some weights off (mentally and physically).
Fear, uncertainty and doubt is the sword Corbado wants to live by, so it's the sword it should die by. You shouldn't trust Corbado with your users because the risk is too high and there are much more trusted solutions such as Auth0. Its implementation of passkeys is much more user-friendly. It doesn't require users to enter their email address. On my Mac, for example, it's one click, one fingerprint, then I'm in.
I've never had problem during job search, maybe I just lucky but anyway let me share some insights based on the post:

* outside of technical tests, the chance for you to be hired is 100% lies on presentation and communication (soft) skills. Confidence is a must, don't show any sign of desperation

* don't mention any past companies or blame them explicitly, for anything hiring or work-experience related. Keep it vague, maybe just say that you're unlucky or the market just isn't aligned

* talk about your skills, achievements or portfolio more, less about your opinion. Don't talk about weakness at all, and when asked prepare an answer that is positive, like "sometimes I aim for higher quality that development took a little longer"

* don't mention lower rate / cheap, that'll be perceived as lower quality. Do a market research and specify a rate if asked. Or just mention that your rate is "competitive" rather than "lower"

Sure the post is different than interview, so those points above are more like general guidance.
For the record, Rust does have a "not noalias" builtin magic type in the standard library: UnsafeCell.

https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/std/cell/struct.UnsafeCell....
I myself did a lot of exercising during the last 1 1/2 years using an apple watch for measures and I would also go with the previous comment:

Even thought the VO2max is not accurate (especially not compared to actually lab data) it is a nice graph with a tendency which REALLY helps.

High differences might come from different estimation techniques and thus this value is not comparable among different brands but it seems to be for your own value and progress.

During a lazier time it depleted a bit, now its going up again.

Most other graphs don't show it that nice. E.g. your avg hearth rate will not make huge changes (and drop which, even if its good, doesn't feel that good).

Edit: I actually did a Lab test (not VO2max) but an exercise ecg with lactate measurements. I couldn't choose between running and cycling. The problem is: if you choose the bike they can measure the values while you continue riding. If you choose running you have to stop now and then while they take a blood sample. Even there it isn't 100% accurate and might yield different results based on the used method.