skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I believe that the large meal effect has an impact on how easy it is to wake up, but little effect on how hard it is to fall asleep, at least for me.

Or it could just be that everybody's different.

It's a very common pattern in rural areas to have a quick nap after large meals. It's mostly done because exercise on a full stomach is a bad idea, but it's also done because the heavy meal makes it easier to fall asleep. We're all familiar with the "thanksgiving turkey effect", which has very little to do with tryptophan and lots to do with the large meal.

Personally, I can fall asleep quickly if these conditions are met:

- no caffeine within the last 8-12 hours.

- one hour since last significant blue screen exposure

- my mind is calm

- I'm not over-tired

Large meals do not appear to have any impact on me.

The last two may be the same effect; I find it difficult to calm myself when I'm overtired.
seek help.
Does anyone have an example of an open source project that uses babel for react + es6? Usually for me the hardest part is setting up the project organization and plumbing to make everything work.
I wake up at 8, but if I have my last mean at 6 PM then I will be practically unable to fall asleep at midnight from the hunger.

Also given how thin the provided evidence is, I am not sure why this is the top comment.
That only applies to adds, subtracts, and register moves. 16-bit Booleans, shifts/rotates, multiplies, and load/store still need to be done with multiple instructions.
Sony's Digital Paper does that and only that. It allows you to read and mark up pdfs with a pen and nothing more. Unfortunately, it's $800 USD.

http://pro.sony.com/bbsc/ssr/show-digitalpaper/resource.solu...
For any of us who have watched this team's output and quality and wondered _Why isn't this team being acquired?_, here is Hashicorp's play. Congrats to team on shipping.
It will be interesting to see how all this plays out.
Eating a full breakfast in order to avoid sleeping during the day might be an excellent advice to those that got a healthy digestion, healthy sugar levels and in general are a person in good health.
To tie Juice into the modern world of Javascript and Web-assembly:

This comes out of Michael Franz' PhD thesis on Semantic Dictionary Encoding. Franz did his PhD under Wirth, and is now a professor at UC Irvine where he was the thesis advisor for Andreas Gal.

Andreas Gal was instrumental in getting tracing JS JITs of the ground, and until recently served as CTO at Mozilla.
Huh? What does Phone / Recents / ⓘ by the number that called you / Block this Caller do then?

Edit: oh, API for use by another app. Gotcha.
You know what? I think I damn near completely agree. And I'm a pretty big fan of Blender. I think there's still a lot of us excited by how far it has come and may not focus enough on how much more excellent it could be. Originally, Blender was almost completely unusable (save for the few who divined some of the interface philosophies). Today at least there's hope. Personally, I'm hoping for more projects like this extending Blender out and maybe bringing it a bit closer to parity with the more elegant and professional suites.

And I think way back when Blender was just getting its foothold as FOSS, there wasn't a lot of free modeling software, just very limited demos. Today, there's so much choice it's overwhelming. So thanks for the recommendations! (I just hope someone clever tries them out and works some their goodness into the Blender base :)
Consumer vs Enterprise
Absolutely, if you have buy in from management to attack the technical aspects it's a much better environment overall.

I mean to speak more to the situations where you have non technical management, or at least those that don't understand the repercussions of bad technical decisions.

In those situations, you need to take it on yourself to make sure you're handling the technical balancing act yourself.
So are unfortunately a bunch of Cubing-Sites... May it be because of HN-Traffic? The site was up some hours ago :/
Algorithms need improvisatory human labor to work; what is the future of jobs?
Ssh and Git through tor
Signed types have the same "wraparound" problem, i think the OP meant that they don't have this problem at the zero boundary.
While enrolled in a nighttime masters degree a few years ago I started taking low dose melatonin and it had a huge impact on my ability to get restful sleep. It prompted me to look into other sleep hacks and since then I've really been able to hone my ability to get great sleep most any night and under any condition — even when the duration isn't as long as I'd like. I really feel like a new person.

Here are some of the tricks I've found work well:

- Low dose melatonin: I've tried higher doses but there's a fair amount of literature out there stating that less is more [0]. My own experiences seem to confirm this, but melatonin definitely affects people differently! I can take it and be able to hop out of bed (morning person), but my gf (who's NOT a morning person) has tried it and ended up feeling even more like a zombie. Melatonin's definitely not for some people.

- f.lux: I've always felt that it gives your screen the quality of the page of a book. It's hard to describe the feeling, but removing the blue light definitely has a relaxing effect. I'm at the point now where if I turn off in the evening (maybe to see a graphic) I'll actually cringe.

- Sleep Cycle app: I started using this app when I read about how timing your wake up based on 90 minute sleep cycles [1] can help you avoid that morning groggy feeling. This was interesting because I'd definitely had those mornings where I got less sleep than usual but still felt awake – I was always curious about the reason. I've used the app for a little over a year and typically wake up before my alarm anyway, but the app seems to be pretty good at determining when I'm in the lightest stage.

- Earplugs: Living in a city that does garbage collection at 3am prompted this one. Earplugs are my go-to sleep hack whenever I'm traveling. I've found they help for general concentration as well.

I'm convinced the above helped me successfully complete my masters degree and also hold down 3 jobs (9-5 and 2 after hours startup roles) since then. It might seem like a lot of lifestyle change, but I did it gradually as I learned more about the science of sleep and also experienced the benefits first hand. They probably won't work for everyone, but they're worth a shot to see if they can help you!

[0] http://newsoffice.mit.edu/2001/melatonin-1017

[1] http://lifehacker.com/remember-the-90-minute-rule-to-ensure-...
You can at least try decorators with babel using[1]

$ babel --optional es7.decorators

or

babel.transform("code", { optional: ["es7.decorators"] });

Here[2] is an article that describes how to use it for mixins

[1] https://babeljs.io/docs/usage/experimental

[2] http://raganwald.com/2015/06/26/decorators-in-es7.html
I think that Android started off the wrong way with something aimed at the existing competition at that time (so the first Blackberry, WP and Nokia smartphones).
Now it is very hard to revamp Android in order to accomplish this.

I just hope that the experiments made by the Dart team (they are aiming at a 120 fps lag free framework on Android) are also conducted internally in the Android team (not necessarily with Dart, but preferably not with Java).
For those interested in getting a sub 60 second solve time then try learning CFOP. http://badmephisto.com has some very good resources to get you started.

With more practice and learning the correct algorithms then a sub 15 second solve is achievable.

CFOP stands for (C) = Cross = Cross on bottom layer - (F) = F2L = First 2 Layers = Solve bottom two layer edge and corner pieces at once - (O) = OLL = Orient last layer - (P) = PLL = Permute last layer
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so I had the kit lens, the 20mm 1.7 I used for walking around. I have a few legacy primes for long shots, and a 14mm semi-wide. Mind you I'm not a great photographer, just picked the best kit under my budget at the time. Japan was the first time I used a real camera.

At web-resolutions it really doesn't matter much I think. The resolving power of almost all modern lenses are greater than 4k.
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"...house prices in the UK are far too high..."

What do you mean, the prices keep falling? Unless you have meant London rather than UK.
Show HN: Open Source Source Measure Unit
I see that your problem is iTunes. Easier to get rid of that.
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I have a client that is exploring Datomic, so I wonder if some of you can chime in on why this is popular at the moment and what your experiences are with it?

I'm a big Rich Hickey fan. If you don't know who he is, he's the guy behind Clojure and Datomic. I don't use those tools, but his views on simplicity are wonderful.

Here's a great quote of his on the subject:

"Simplicity is hard work. But, there's a huge payoff. The person who has a genuinely simpler system - a system made out of genuinely simple parts, is going to be able to affect the greatest change with the least work. He's going to kick your ass. He's gonna spend more time simplifying things up front and in the long haul he's gonna wipe the plate with you because he'll have that ability to change things when you're struggling to push elephants around."

Here's his classic talk on simplicity if you haven't seen it yet: http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Simple-Made-Easy
I'm sure this is a rebadged thing as I've heard of something similar a few years ago, so it should be better than BT doing it themselves.
It's useful for me
iOS has that capability internally, obviously. But there's no API for 3:rd party apps to access that data, or to intercept calls.
Yeah, I agree. As developers most of us want to develop the best that we can all the time, either new features or cleaning up technical debt, but the pressure from the business to always push to get things done as quickly as possible is very stressful to deal with.
My mom used to have a private number for work reasons, and I told her if she called me to leave a voicemail and I would call her back. I don't pick up private numbers for any reason.
This article is more of a narrative on when you have non technical management who is flexible, but just doesn't know or care about the technical aspects of your job. They just want it to work.
Perhaps the crime should be buying or selling it, not simply possessing it. Then there's no market if there's no money.
Atom does I believe, but their build tool is really complicated.
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This one looks pretty reasonable: http://jmfurlott.com/tutorial-setting-up-a-single-page-react...

I recommend avoiding gulp and grunt and any other build systems. They're completely unnecessary. npm and webpack are sufficient. npm works well as a simple task runner, and there are webpack plugins to do pretty much anything you'd ever do with grunt or gulp.
Bitcoin comes to mind here.
> Not being a troll here... Why would anyone care unless they are writing a libc replacement?

Linux doesn't have any single fixed libc, the system call interface is the public API. Indeed there are many different libc's used in different linux applications - glibc on many desktop distros, bionic libc on android, uclibc, musl and others on various embedded/specialized setups.
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The images are not loading on mobile for me
Yeah. It's a little bit amusing when people equate "I don't understand anything whatsoever about finance and have no desire to understand it" with "it is extremely complex". There is nothing complex about notional value of a derivative vs its market value. 2008 happened not because finance is complex, but because financial bets always incur a degree of risk and that risk sometimes materializes. Anyone who ever extended a loan to anyone else takes a risk that the loan will not be paid back. Sometimes, it isn't paid back
Show HN: Mobile Chat Groups for Whatsapp and Telegram
I don't know how many of you remember SlackChats - a place to find Slack groups, which is now known as http://www.chitchats.co. I made this after being inspired by that site.

A ton of people use Whatsapp and Telegram groups so you may find it useful to have a kind of Yellowpages for groups, to be able to find them online. The idea is to make it easy to find and connect with people that share your interests.

Any and all feedback welcome.

The link is: http://mobilechatgroups.com/
The Apple Macintosh did this in 1984 (with the mouse cursor). Jobs understood the importance of this... If you get a chance, find an old Mac and just move its mouse around. There is absolutely zero lag. For a while it was the #1 reason why I couldn't tolerate Windows, whose cursor by comparison was flickery and laggy. (And today it's a reason why I don't like Android.)

Apple hardware and software still prioritizes this.

Glad to see Microsoft finally caught up ;)
Handholding as a web design approach: explain, guide, convince, clarify, warn
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So you have books that are - Not started reading, not finished reading, recommended. You are missing the "finished reading, but not recommended", don't you think? Or maybe I am reading things wrong.
You can buy $YANG ETF. FTSE China Bear 3X Shares
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Link for the lazy: http://mobilechatgroups.com/
This article features some impressively bad journalism.
I'd really love to play around with three.js to pick up some of these ideas. Any suggestions on the best way to approach teaching myself those concepts?
China's been in the news for the past week and we've had alot of stories posted about it. This is the best summary of the Chinese stock market that I've seen.

This particular thread:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9849360

Is what made me post this. I understand that most people don't understand the markets but that thread in particular has alot of embarrassing and flat out wrong ideas in it.

EDIT it turns out I posted a link to the middle of the document. Below is what the link should be:(

http://newsletters.briefs.bloomberg.com/document/25z1bq1xnb2...
How fintech is innovating by design
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Thanks for the linkage
Datomic is probably getting more attention on HN in the wake of David Nolen's EuroClojure talk about Om Next (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9848602).
Of course there's a market - people barter images to get access to more images.

This is one justification used to stop a paedophile from working with all children even if their particular interest is strictly not all children. If the paedophile is only interested in boys under 11 you still need to be careful when he's working with girls over 13 because he can use his access to those girls to get photographs which he then uses to get access to photographs of his target group.
IMHO the CoffeeScript syntax is ugly and confusing.

ES6 improves the language without borking the syntax so much.

To add something more constructive, CoffeeScript is still just a transpiler. I think the long-term goal is for browsers to "natively" interpret/run ES6 code rather than forever transpiling to ES5. Either that, or we actually move on to something like web assembly.
The site which provides the image is unofrtunately down :/
That's an Empirical Question
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_for_Pen_Computing

I remember reading that MS basically killed the nascent pen computing industry by announcing their entry into it.
Does it matter?

When a bank makes a loan there's always a risk of losing money and that's priced into the load (or should be).

'moral hazard' should limit the amount of money banks are willing to lose and so willing to lend to people / companies / countries etc.

The banks and european politicians seem to have forgotten about the hazard and instead bailed out those who lent money to Greece and left the public to pick up the cost.
The Z Weekly: An Awesome Publication for people who make money with the web
Vintage Macs also had 0% (seemingly) cursor lag and 0% cursor flicker. Took Windows 20 years to finally have a usable (coming from a Mac at least) mouse cursor.
Unfortunately, this is true. My vintage 90's Mac that runs System 7 feels faster and more responsive when word processing than my 2012 iMac.
securitization is just the process of transferring risk from those who think they can't hold it to those who think they are very good at holding it. It is a tool, and it is a very good tool. A shovel is a tool and if I take a shovel and kill someone with it, that doesn't make the tool itsel bad
I can't stop laughing at this paragraph. Sometimes hackers will build something that is just so detached from what real people are willing to do it's amazing -- but this document takes it to a whole new level.
Using a perfectly normal copy of Firefox on Xubuntu, the text is way too hard to read - enough so that I had to give up, sorry.
I tried to use it with LiveScript (without JSX) but it was a horrible mess. All those commas and nulls.

If there were something like CoffeeScript+JSX for LiveScript I would be sold.
size_t is guaranteed to be able to contain size of any valid object.

You can never ever have a buffer bigger than what size_t allows. If you do then you're no longer talking about the C programming language as it explicitly breaks the C specification.
agreed - interesting story, but many small editing errors, and endless harping on about stuff that doesn't really do anything to drive the narrative forward left me disappointed.
$40 per node!
We've had pretty good success compiling cjsx with gulp-cjsx. The one annoyance I've noticed is that it's just a tad more finicky about whitespace and parentheses/brackets than normal coffeescript, but I suppose that's to be expected.
People who can afford 400k mortgages expect to earn, over their lifetime, more than 400k. They just haven't earned it /yet/. The willingness of people to pay them over 400k for a lifetime of labor is what makes houses worth that much, not the willingness of banks to lend them that money today.
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/api/v1/rock/similar?pos=[comma separated list]&neg=[comma separated list]

Use different names to mix and match styles. Example:

/api/v1/rock/similar?pos=Radiohead

/api/v1/rock/similar?pos=Placebo,Led Zeppelin

More info to come.
Look at dosage. You can smoke an integer number of cigs a day. I am not aware of anyone smoking 1/3rd of a cig at a time or at least its very unpopular.

I can and do limit my sugar intake but for a treat once in awhile I'll buy one of those extremely expensive yet extremely tasty imported dark chocolate bars and eat one little square as treat per day for a long while. I bet if I ate the whole bar in one sitting I could reignite my sugar cravings, but its just a gram or so of carbs so I'm good.

The counterexamples are I suppose e-cig vape people could just sniff the bottle, or people who drink one unit of soda no matter if its a 6 oz mini can or 64 oz giant cup.

Given the tobacco companies have historically been guilty of pretty much every evil known to mankind I would not be surprised to discover the "unit size cigarette" is at least partially constrained geometrically to maximize addiction, and a smaller or larger dose would result in lower addiction rates.

There might be a maximal addiction dosage of dark chocolate, but non-unit consumption of candy bars is so normal that it might not work as an addiction strategy.
Thanks!

Does that mean that the shifter is actually capable of doing rotates? Otherwise the negation part doesn't make any sense.

If you have 0xf0 and want to shift it three bits to the right to get 0x1e, no amount of negated-amount left-shifting is going to do that unless the instruction is a rotate.

If, on the other hand, you can do a 8-bit rotate left of 8-3 = 5 bits, that would produce the same result and need that "negation" (which is actually an inversion).
Microsoft set to announce huge new round of layoffs
I actually had the same misconception about light when studying it in highschool. I though that the up/down things that the teacher was drawing on the board was not literally how it worked (transverse wave) but that it was a measurement of the longitudinal wave. I think because I knew how sound worked, and I was thinking that way.

It turns out that it actually is a transverse wave in the electric field with another transverse wave in the magnetic field offset by 90 degrees. There is a good diagram of how it 'looks' here:

http://www.photobiology.info/Photochem.html
> But it is clear that the West is no longer *utterly dominant

Economically, militarily and culturally they are, what metric are you using?
Not all -- in the era of the PS2, 60FPS was common. Once the Xbox 360/PS3 generation started, 30FPS was acceptable.

Then again, that'll have to change with the advent of VR. Variable framerates can induce nausea.
Lmao, can't understand it so it's corrupt.

Sounds like all the people that think the same about IT. It's "magic".

Buy and read some books, it's laid out pretty clearly. If you're not sure what to read, email some of the professors in finance at the University you went to.
Anyone willing to share their views on using Datomic in a production environment?
> "We just want to ensure that terrorists do not have a safe space in which to communicate."

What a load of bollocks. I suspect the "terrorists" have access to their own communications infrastructure that doesn't depend on Facebook and Twitter. Just another push for a snoopers' charter.
After 10. So more like $40 per 11 nodes, or $3.6
I have to say that in this case you're wrong. The Apple Mac Plus in my parents' closet, which I still fire up from time to time to play Dark Castle (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCkbp4wurW0), had a zero latency mouse (or at least imperceptible) with zero flicker. Took Microsoft at least 20 years to get something comparable. This is not a nostalgic mis-memory, or an exaggeration. Please find an old Mac from the 80's and simply move the mouse around.

> they are recalling computers which had no networking

The very first network games I ever played were over AppleTalk on a Mac, like NetTrek (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z40VMsXtl0Y ... yes, that is digitized sound out of a 1984 machine), Maze Wars (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoEpgfTtUYg) and the venerable Bolo! (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz_gYZ5kMvc), the latter still one of the best multiplayer gaming experiences I've ever had
Cheers! this looks very helpful.
Would you be able to use template strings inside the template if this was the case?
This incident is the origin of my username.
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Ok, maybe it was Kepler, but the argument still holds: something that we believe is extremely complex could very much become much simpler and obvious in the future. This would require changing the place of the "center". Maybe it mean that money is not what we believe it is, or that banks should not be big companies but some fluid, or that wealth is not really transmitted during a transaction, or whatever. Finance is dangerously complex and may not have to be like that. Every timesomeone explains stock options to me I understand for ten minutes and then forget is definition. This means the model didn't stick, for me at least. (Good mathematical models are very sticky, told once about it one well never forget) So it's a mess and it's worth trying something else.
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Nope it's very clear once you know what to look for, as long as you're looking at something highly polarized. I still have this superpower about five hours later.