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I'm afraid you are giving the psychiatric profession way too much credit.

Most DSM disorder categories don't perform well on measures of inter-rater reliability. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inter-rater_reliability). One implication of this is that the categories can't be assumed to be well-defined scientific entities. Now, the DSM could be a shadow of some more complete, correct taxonomy of mental disfunction—certainly it's based on observation of genuine distress, so it's not completely arbitrary—but by scientific or medical standards, it's very shaky.

Here's an article about the situation in relation to the DSM:

https://www.madinamerica.com/2013/03/the-dsm-5-field-trials-...

It's not uncommon for people who haven't looked seriously at the mental health field to assume that the so-called medical model of mental illness meets the same high standards of intellectual rigour as other areas of medicine, or other endeavours such as engineering. I put it to you that you are in exactly that position: the very basic point you are making ("This is as complex as engineering! Leave it to the experts!) indicates that you are unaware of the unique flakiness of psychiatry. This is contested territory, and many professionals are invested in a certain dubious framing of the situation.
Great job! I have two suggestions:

New category: deodorant, https://nuudcare.com/

New "product": shampoo, https://www.nopoomethod.com/
> show me the stuff I'll probably love, and don't even bother showing me trash I'll obviously hate

I think this is what I use Hacker News for. I want to escape all of the weird suggestion tech that I've only ever seen be done poorly by the most successful companies applying it (Youtube, Facebook, Netflix). Hacker News (and hckrnews.com) let me see an unfiltered list of everything ~10 people gave enough of a shit about to show up on the front page.

I'd rather solve the signal to noise problem by reducing the noise, than by reducing the signal and hoping I'm only getting signal.
> Second hand contracts and/or private landlords still work

Barely. There is a black market for rental contracts in Sweden, which is as far as I'm aware unheard of everywhere else in the world.

Renting "i andra hand" (subletting) is extremely difficult. Want to see how bad the market is? Put a fake apartment up for rent on Blocket to test the response rate. The last time I did this, I had over 300 responses in the first half hour.

Subletting is also time-limited to a year, if I remember correctly (though perhaps some housing associations have different rules on this, and perhaps not).

The people downvoting my original comment which is somewhat critical of Sweden is good reflection of the typical Swedish mentality — borta bra men hemma bäst. There's a reason Sweden is called "China of the North".
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One of the things listed is ice trays. I was unaware ice trays were a problem big enough to deserve alternatives? Food packaging is probably a bigger issue (disposable lunch containers could be replaced with glass or steel).
The sad part is that even many Scots don't know it's an independent, old language. They've been convinced that they simply speak 'bad' English.
I wonder how realistic it would be to expect OP to be able to negociate some kind of deal with imdb should the extension meet some kind of success.

Anyone knows of businesses going rogue first, then striking a deal later ?
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The reason German, Polish, Russian etc. aren’t chock full of Latinisms, Hellenisms and even more French than is already the case is because of deliberate language reforms and coinings of “authentic, native” terms. Of the Germanic languages I believe Dutch is the only other national language to escape such reforms, which is why it, like English, still has many more loanwords than languages that didn’t go through this. Übersetzen is an obvious calque of traduction. I don’t know the geographic extent of it but French was the language of all upper class people over a huge portion of Europe for centuries, whether we're talking about the Russian nobility and haute bourgeoisie or the upper classes of all of what we would now call Belgium, not just those areas where they now speak French, or the Rhineland.
Eco-friendly alternatives to plates are "Compostable Plates", followed by "Bamboo Plates"? This makes little sense. What about reusing plates, second hand market, or donations?

The sustainability and "eco-friendliness" of products is a complex question, and there is often no such thing as a simple list. See for instance the extensive study by DTU on plastic vs. paper vs. cotton bags: https://www2.mst.dk/Udgiv/publications/2018/02/978-87-93614-... The study shows, e.g., that paper bags need to be used at least 50 times to achieve the same ecological impact as the thin plastic bags (LDPE).
They aren’t violating the law as one can still buy. They just make it really really really hard to buy. They should be banned front renting outright.
How is this different to github.com/trending?
>If you say you have "depression", they don't know if you'll take your week off to recover or actually need extensive professional follow up with a long term medication. There is no common sense of how bad it is 'broken'.

I think that's primarily because severe and enduring mental illness is still strongly stigmatised.

The public conversation about mental health is dominated by what I call "the narrative". We see a succession of successful and healthy people talking about how they had depression or anxiety, they plucked up the courage to ask for help but now they're OK. Our conversations about mental health are dominated by brief episodes of illness in the past tense.

That's not a terrible narrative and I'm sure it has encouraged a lot of people to seek treatment, but it's a very selective image of mental illness. We don't hear from people in the throes of severe illness. We don't hear from people who have struggled for years or decades and haven't found an effective treatment. We don't hear from people whose lives have been blighted by unmanaged schizophrenia or bipolar disorder. We don't hear from people who know they need treatment, but can't access it for financial reasons.

"There are effective treatments and you don't have to suffer in silence" is an important message, but so is "some people can't access treatment, some people don't benefit from treatment, so we need to work as a society to improve the quality and availability of treatment and help people with unresolved mental illness to live fulfilling lives".
Not really. It's just as understandable, with or without the Charles Manson detail. People judge appearance at all times, irrespective of context.

And whether it's acceptable is your own subjective perception. Your own judgement and opinion determines what you find acceptable.
Aren't concurrency and parallelism orthogonal?
For deodorant a far more ecofriendly alternative would be to just use an alum stone
"The worldken of this behaving, in all its manifold ways, is
called minglingken."

Funny, the Dutch word for chemistry is "scheikunde", which would be more like "breakupken" ("scheiden" = to separate). Although I think "minglingken" sounds better...
Another reason to use QubesOS, where usb devices are connected to a separate virtual machine without any networking. And any usb keyboards are only activated after a confirmation.
Employees get incentivized to upsell customers, and some just run with it gleefully. If they were paid by the hour regardless, and actually chewed out pushing things on people they don't need, things would be very different, but the fish stinks from the head. I once worked in a call center for a shitty ISP for a little while, based on that one sample, I say the core reason for these shennanigans is solely to be found in corporate sociopathy, that is, the kind of people that attracts and who climb those ladders. They grin from ear to ear so much, they know exactly what they're doing. And wherever you find people who exploit customers you will also find people hating customers, since they project their own evil. It's gotta go somewhere and looking into the mirror is not an option for them.
For others, the complete text:

https://urbigenous.net/library/nine_billion_names_of_god.htm...

It's short, only takes a few minutes to read.
Noob question: How do you confirm?
> zoom out, you're embarrassing yourself.

Not really, I'm not the one pointing at other currencies and how much they've dropped in value, that would be you.
JSX is a dsl, like typescript or flow, it doesn’t change or affect your code, all assumptions stand, it doesn’t break scope. Vue templates are not a dsl, they break all assumptions and your scope. There is no difference between Vue and angular in that regard, both could not do this with templates:

const A = () => <div />
const B = () => <A />

JSX turns that into:

const A = () => createElement('div')
const B = () => createElement(A)

That is all that JSX does. Vue on the otherhand parses its own language, breaks scope, separates concerns that shouldn’t be separated and in the end joins them via dependency injection again. We’ve been through this years before Vue existed with angular and others.

BTW, your info is outdated. "class" is allowed in React as of V16.
It's just ironic that a domain squatter trying to profiteer, would complain that Google are profiteering. Yes, of course they do. The whole domain-registration "business" is like that, including OP above.
you know that you can have redis maintained, by just by hiring antirez?
So instead of raising $60M you can just pay $500k per year.
> Steel ice trays are a more sustainable option than the typical plastic ice trays.

Citation needed. I've never seen anyone not using their plastic ice trays for a decade. Sometimes more like 3 decades.
I know HN is not terribly fond of crypto, but I think KYDcoin is a project that tackles this very usecase (specifically for crypto devs): https://review.kydcoin.io/

They review dev teams and attest they have seen personal information that matches the persons while the developers still can keep pseudonymous nicknames.

Maybe an inspiration?
This seems a user-contributed, user-voted site. So blame the users I guess. The most eco-friendly plate is a Banana leaf widely used in East Asia. Second is clay.
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I'm only suggesting you wear a seat belt when you drive. You seem to be suggesting I'm a sociopath for wearing a seatbelt and not trust fellow car drivers on the road.

You need to understand how department wide politics work. There are fixed budgets when it comes to giving raises, bonuses and RSUs. The person who negotiates and deals better wins. That means lesser for everyone. Note how even without wanting to harm you, they actually have. Then come the second rounds of power play. One way to negotiate is to prove they are better, second way to prove it is you are not. Setting team mates up for failure happens all the time, even without one realizing it. Plenty of other things happen. Actively building a bad case for other people. It might not be overt, but leave a bad CR comment or two, keep doing it actively. Make it a point to drop a bad comment or feedback for the person you might want to harm. Then over a time you tend to build a case against them mentally in the mind of your manager. These tactics are super common. Wrong people get promoted, and right people get shafted all the time.

In almost every company- promotions, raises and RSUs require building a case(like a promotion packet), which is basically a pile of documentation. That can only be done over time, its chiseling away at a rock wanting to make it into a statue. Part of that is also making sure other people's statue isn't as good as yours. As a part of building that documentation, you need your name plastered to important things in a positive way. Appreciation emails, feed backs, positive CR text walls etc. This is why so much ceremony goes in most companies when it comes to rewards and promotions. Basically quotas are fixed, and you manager needs to build a case for you. Building that requires negotiating and dealing with them to build you a better promotion packet. Almost anybody can be made to look good or bad, regardless of their efforts. Given stack ranked systems, somebody always has to take the fall for the person who negotiates better.

These things are not even new. The world of Politics(regardless of the system(Democracy/Monarchy/Republic)) has had this for 1000s of years now.
Why is the author is so troubled? They’re just using an instrument to transform qualitative data into quantitative data. Such methods are used pretty much anywhere there’s subjectivity in observation. To do science, you have to have a standard way of measuring.
I'd love to scan down the relevant YC companies list, but it's really hard for a human to visually parse: https://i.imgur.com/1u457oA.jpg

A little white space would be helpful.
lol who works 8 hours a day???? not me..
Coincidentally, not sure if the brand https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oppo was inspired by that, but it certainly fits.
The right to "informational self-determination" (ugly translation from German, sorry) relates as much to things you do not want to do/use/provide as it relates to things you want.
I'm relatively (I think?) well-informed on feminine products for a guy, but I didn't know menstrual cups were a thing. Women deal with more discomfort than we give them credit for.

Some of the items I'm confused about — are plastic ice trays so bad for the environment? I thought the "bad" plastic products were bad because they're typically not reusable (bags, straws, etc). Ice trays aren't single use.

In any case, great website!
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I also see you use this website to promote Amazon products, with an Amazon Associate tag. First, your website does not comply with Amazon Associate rules (see the point "5. Identifying Yourself as an Associate"). Second, it may seem like this website, aiming to offer eco-friendly solutions, only try to sell more to people. A poor mix of eco-friendliness and consumerism in this case.
Looks like they were in a hurry to get this site out.
Sounds like you're getting fixated on the example. Short vectors would do what you want. And it's a lot easier to add specific vector instructions for particular use cases than adding N of them for each use case (for N simd sizes).

Are you getting hung up on the term 'vector'? That doesn't assume you're just doing linear algebra.
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Depends on the game but I see your point.
Russia currently has a program in parts of Siberia where if you move there you will get free land. So, there are still parts of the world like that. On the other hand it’s harsh continental climate (even more so than SD) and your closest neighbor could be tens of miles away, even further. And of course you need to be Russian.
There are some stupid ideas on there..
I didn't see any option to contribute to the website. Did I miss something?
Arc is my first real exposure to a Lisp. I've been piecemeal contributing to the Anarki fork[0] as self-education.

A lot of things about it frustrate me. Mostly the global namespace and mutability (and Anarki specific issues with Racket interop.) I know that's a fundamental part of the design and culture, but I think it holds the potential of the language back considerably.

[0]https://github.com/arclanguage/anarki
In Switzerland the term "Zeughaus" is still in use as the official term for an arsenal or armory.
I find it interesting that The most popular repo is about hacking, and the second most popular is about defending from hackers.
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Most developers will be making more than €3000 a month after taxes. The problem is usually housing and living costs. Both ranging from €500 to €1500 each, that is €1000 to €3000 total. If you are at the lower end you of course end up fairly cash wealth, at the other not so much. At the same time these days you would still, despite being in one of the more lucrative professions, struggle to acquire a central apartment, or a holiday home, which is largely only accessible to those who are already asset wealthy. Especially not without significant debt.

If you can find your way it isn't bad, but I wouldn't put Sweden above places Switzerland or The Netherlands these day in terms of a good deal. Which I would have five to ten years ago.
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There is a RSS Feed ?
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Metallic gold is pretty inert. Ionic gold, on the other hand, is toxic.
It doesn't have to be, maybe they just need some help.
Too much white space. Plain blue with too much white is not looking good at all. Mobile image is not looking good.
>>Unless you can't lose a job, do disagree on technical reasons and do make friends with good people.

This really is the equivalent of marking a giant X on your back and walking in to an arena full of ace snipers.

I have literally seen people being labelled as non-team players and eliminated for arguing against bad technical decisions. In most departments projects are started to gain visibility of high impact work- on which they will later ride to get to rewards and promotions. Disagreeing means telling them they have to eliminate you for their project to happen.

They will get their project eventually. Congratulations, you have now been marked as some that needs to eliminated for them have a good career. And they will deal with you appropriately.

This happens in all people structures. People are the same everywhere, in all times. Don't be in the delusion that some companies are special enough that it won't happen there.

If some one is in a position of power. Any debate, disagreement or criticism is a bad move to make against them.
Even simpler would be to take a standard dipole and put a corner reflector around it (not quite as pin-point powerful, but you can still get plenty of gain). You can make these out of roofing flashing.
>> Could it be a cultural thing? While I grow older I find it more natural to think of things as continuous or to assign uncertainty to "facts"....

Yay! You've overcome splitting! Now if the profession could achieve what they want from patients...
I'm seeing a lot of this with the .dev sites.
> I have seen in the UK solder used to physically block usb ports on laptops

With devices moving to USB-C for data and charging I wonder how security companies are going to prevent physical access to USB ports...
Yes and no. SIMD (Single Instruction Multiple Data) as a concept has nothing to do with x86, it's basically just the concept of vectorizing the code and is used on many platforms.

The x86 SIMD extensions such as SSE and AVX, on the other hand, aim to integrate that concept with x86 and are therefore pretty similar.
assuming inhalation if dust was not an issue..
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Qubes is designed for laptops, so your first keyboard does not need any confirmation (it's not connected via usb).

upd: Alternatively, for installations with a usb keyboard, this defence is disabled.
Can you throw some light on how's their reception towards an expat (non-eu) wanting to live there and work ?
So it is for more money.

At 10h/week I'm assuming you're a consultant. Have you tried accepting more jobs than you feel you can do (not a lot, a little more) and then giving the client a deadline? It's not usually recommended because it's stressful but you're essentially having issues not having a boss and as a freelancer the clients are your boss.

It seems like your efforts to work more are very self-directed (working on ideas you had vs things customers are asking for) -- in my experience some clients will definitely bring you metric tons of coffee and breathe down your neck for hours if you'd let them, so doing client work may be easier (and well, more lucrative). Smaller clients are more agile(/annoying). Clients who are local are more likely to engage in high-pressure behavior to remind you they're important, like, pick up the phone.
assuming the X-ray equipment is not faulty. I need to mention any specific famous cases of that not being true...
Thanks for feedback! Will keep that in mind next time we look at the docs. (FWIW we used to do exactly what you said and heard many complaints about that — people didn’t want to see npm, didn’t know what Babel is, and so on.)
For both of those you can probably add LUSH's products. They have a nice website as well
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Whatever mechanism that can send electrical signals wirelessly doesn't necessarily map to big concepts like numbers, words, or emotions. Whatever the effect, if it exists, is not necessarily observable just by examining consciousness. It might be observable in other ways, like electrodes.
I don't see why .dev domains would have tighter deadlines than .com.
I have a lot of nostalgia for my bbs days, but one thing I distinctly recall was the slowness of it all. The palpable improvement when you went from 300 baud to 600 or from 14k to 28k to 56k.

I think we romanticize this stuff too much. Even showing a splash screen of ASCII text was stuttered. Chat operations were slow over the wire, you just never knew because ... maybe they just hadn't typed anything?