skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, it’s sort of conservative, right? You can present any way you like so long as you’re not topless, for instance.

Usually the weird rules we have for ourselves are never visible to us so I’d be somewhat hesitant to make the claim of being open to things.

In fact, if I think about it, you’d probably be stared at and feel like a spectacle and probably unwelcome with a toga, a kilt, or a lungi (even the formal variant). I don’t even think you could wear the top end of some of those clothing varieties and go to many places in SF (generally a downmarket place for clothes).
you gotta love the openess of android. such delightful side-loading is not possible on ios. oh and sandboxing makes everything so hard.
You're using "paranoid" as if it is a bad thing.
It's much easier to do reverse engineering on programs compiled with old compilers, nowdays compiler are really good at optimizing shit, which means making the assembly code more complex, using new instructions etc...
They looked at syscall surface primarily.
"Companies" are run by people and they employ people. You don't care because you don't work there. When one has that job and doesn't know how to do anything else (no, they can't learn programming), "the company" must go on. Human nature.
Samsung Introduces a High-Speed, Low-Power NPU Solution for AI Deep Learning
Is it possible that organisms could adapt to the extreme environment in space and then get returned to earth with bad consequences for us?
Where did you get that idea about New Zealand copyright? Code is copyrightable here, see e.g. [1] or [2].

And it's not about belief, but definition. Copyright and patents are human inventions defined by countries' laws (which is why different countries have different rules: different definitions). In NZ, as in many countries, "Computer software follows the rules for literary work" ([2] again).

[1] http://www.burgess.co.nz/copyright-ownership-and-software-de...

[2] https://www.consumer.org.nz/articles/copyright-law
I'm surprised existential crisis is not a common phenomena. Life has no meaning, no purpose. "I saw all the deeds that are done under the sun; and see, all is vanity and a chasing after wind." (Qohelet, in the Bible, about 2300 years ago).

So why live? In my case, I examined my options. Purposely dying (including taking extreme risk while mountain climbing, etc) is not an option for now, because it would cause intense suffering for a few people I love. So I have to live on. I don't want to fake exaltation and fill my life with extraordinary activities. It's now hard to find pleasure in novelty: after reading thousands of novels, surprising books are seldom, and the same law applies to music, and most activities, including human interactions. Sometimes I'm just waiting for time to pass. But there's still a bit of feelings and pleasure to be found in the daily blunt life.
> what am I doing? Why do I even exist? What's the goal?

> I'm a Muslim

I always thought the most attractive thing about religions was that they resolve exactly these questions. Guess it's not so simple.
It probably easiest to look for a phone that supports lineageos and install its fork, lineageos for microg on your phone.
That way you can continue to use apps like WhatsApp that require Google Play.
Could you elaborate a bit on this please? I have never heard of such a phenomena which intrigues me quite a bit!
Those closing lines really struck me. Deshumanising as technology has been during the last century, it has been this way that we learned even more about what makes us human.
No it's a web link and you can open it in the browser and when opened it will ask you to see app in AppStore app (if you using macOS system). Or you can search for the App in macOS AppStore using name "MetaSync". App is available in all markets.
Understanding Algorithms for Marketers
Thanks, that's exactly what I'll do this weekend
In my experience its the opposite. Hire a junior developer to create a bit of a mess then have seniors come and keep the crap running a few years later.
In ops, I've seen this happen very many times. A linux server running happy and free because the kernel OOM killer murdered the reason that server existed, leaving alone some side process with a memory leak (usually some external service agent or maintenance service run amok). I learned well how to fix that over the years.

(spoiler alert: it was much more often about becoming ornery when devs insisted that their JVM app could have a 12 GB heap on a machine with 12 GB of memory)
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TikTok being investigated in the U.K. for handling of children’s data and safety
Every morning when I do a standup.
I hit a very low point on Friday feeling a lack of meaning in my life. One thing that really helped was having a friend who I could phone and they would just listen.

If someone's at a bridge, and phones up the number on the sign for a suicide hotline they'll say something like "I'm going to jump off". The wrong response to this is "Don't do it" or give reasons why it's a bad idea. The correct response is "Why?"

It's taken me a long time to end up with a friend who's matured enough to take themselves out of the situation, so that when I phone them up they'll listen and not give me advice and tell me what to/not to do. If the conversation progresses enough, or I ask for advice then my friend might give some as advice does have its place. The trick is knowing where that is.

This is of course what a (good) therapist is trained to do, so if you feel there's no-one you can phone up it's an option to explore.

The psychological concept of resilience[0] may also be something that's worth exploring, if you want to understand how people cope with bad situations.

[0] https://www.apa.org/helpcenter/road-resilience
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>C2

I wonder if there is a similar scale for cartoons, and if (inscrutable) New Yorker cartoons are at D1 or higher.
> Every country can ban some books from publication. (...) it’s a normal government process

Being common does not make it acceptable, and it is alright to criticize "neutral" actors like Apple that partake in this censoring, even if they are only following orders.
It has meaning if you think it has meaning, it doesn't if you don't think it does. You say it has no meaning but then you say you won't end your life because it will cause suffering for people you love. So immediately it has at least one purpose - not to un-necessarily cause suffering to those you love; and meaning through that as well
People are willing to pay if it's made easy. The idea of Flattr (which soundd similar enough to what is proposed here) was that you top up your flattr account with let's say 20 usd and designate a monthly pay-out, let's say 5usd. This means that for the next 4 months flatter will pay out 5$ to creators you flattr, divided by the number of times the user clicked on the flatter button. If the user flattrs a lot of sites, then each site gets sth like 10cts. If they only click a few times, each site gets proportionally more of the 5$. The basic idea is that the user doesnt have to deal with thinking about exact amounts of money ("is this article really worth 50cts? Or should it be 2$?"). They set a monthly limit they are comfortable with spending on online content and it reaches the content creators they like. Unfortunately Flattr didn't really catch on in the USA, I think and is now largely irrelevant and I haven't followed its development since several years. (Anecdotally, it was quite big in the German podcasting scene...)
> more time with family and friends, going to the gym and doing sports, traveling more

Sounds like a good life. I've seen nihilists who are equanimous (like you appear), and ones who seem rather depressed. I can see how nihilism can lead to either of these outcomes, and wonder what the differentiating factor is.
Not just diff tools. When you write your own code you are constantly diffing against other code. In essence monospace font prevents these kind of small errors.
I still remember the joy of receiving my first app on CD – CorelDRAW 5 I think – and discovering it required Windows 95, and then upgrading from 3.11 just to use that app..

Until I switched to macOS, I had always preferred CorelDRAW and Corel Photo-Paint over Adobe's stuff, because Corel felt more at home in the Windows GUI, whereas Photoshop still seemed to lean towards Mac UI conventions. Corel's tools were also more intuitive in general (drawing vector curves with the mouse was especially easier in DRAW than Illustrator, thought I cannot specifically remember why.)

Now, on the Mac, I prefer Pixelmator and Affinity etc. over Adobe because they feel more at home in macOS...
The overall experience is similar. Rust definitely has better error messages. The difference is that in C once your program actually compliles it can also easily segfault at runtime. With D and Go you just compile the program and it works. It only complains when you're doing something awfully wrong instead of being a grammar nazi all the time. Additionaly, D allows you to enable or disable certain features if you wish to. Want safety? Use @safe and @trusted functions. Want to disable the GC? Use @nogc functions. And the list goes on. One can enable all of these on demand.

https://dlang.org/spec/function.html#function-safety
Why should life have any meaning at all? What's the meaning of the life of a squirrel or a Google search query? I'm seriously asking. I found those questions to be ill founded (something like the theme of Tarski's undefinability theorem/liar's paradox/the halting problem).

Like really why would you expect it to have any meaning at all? That is pretty grandiose. We're just (unprecedentedly) sophisticated naked apes.
So you need to have the python runtime installed for this to work? Or is that downloaded as well?

I was just thinking I could for instance make a similar JavaFX crossplatform GUI on the JVM, but I'd have no idea how to call the youtube-dl python code. So I'm just curious how Electron solves that problem :)
Okay. This is the first 'warning' I've read. I would read the thread that prompted this flagging, where I responded to a literal insult.
Yes and no. It's atrocious, but what can you do besides not going there, trying to persuade Trump et al. to conduct a much different foreign policy, use a burner phone, all of the above?

And all of these have been already said. Today/yesterday in quite a few submissions and their comments.
My guess is it's because you're collecting PII on someone (location data and email address) without their consent. And it doesn't sound like there are procedures for an EU resident to request that all such data be scrubbed, which I believe is also required.
Open the link you posted in a different browser or a private browsing window.

You will be asked to authenticate to AppStore Connect.

Or don't. I've tried to help you, but you clearly don't want help. Do whatever you want.
It's not an exclusive choice, in an ideal world we'd have apples app store lockdown AND the ability to throw caution to the wind and run whatever we want.
Lineage for MicroG also provides "F-Droid Privileged Extension", which allows F-Droid to install and update apps without the need of user interaction or the unsafe "Unknown sources" option.

https://lineage.microg.org/#faq
Can anyone recommend a modern book to learn more about early humans?

I read "Sapiens" by Yuval Noah Harari which contains a chapter on it, but was left wanting more.
Doesn't matter what type of crisis it is, just remember you have a Choice in what your mind Focuses on. Remind yourself of that Choice. Have a list of things you can switch focus too - music, going for a run, helping a friend out, planning a trip etc etc.

When people don't handle crisis well, it's usually a sign they aren't able to switch focus to something else because they don't have something/anything to switch focus too.
FTL: Faster than Light changed me. Its mantra of 'losing is part of the fun' really changed my approach to games, as well as towards picking up real-world skills.
oh, that brings good memories. I was webdesigner back then (is that still a thing?) and used PSP exclusively.

Never got a hold of PS to this day.
Going against implicit expectations of others and being the only one who does something is maybe the hardest thing humans can do.

Opting out could risk holding up the boarding process, possibly missing the flight, unpleasant treatment by security and being pitted against the other passengers - all of it to opt out of something is clearly a dark pattern.

All of this is very well understood by the people who designed this system.

Articles like that and some of the comments in this thread at least give me an idea what opting out would take.
woah that's weird. This (Hacceity) is a social media alias of mine. For a moment I thought I wrote this. Did you come across the word in the Mars trilogy too?
Always. Since I was 10years old, I've battled with the knowledge that life has no intrinsic meaning. Sometimes I break free for a few years, but it always comes back around. I'm 38 now and I don't see myself being able to come up with a convincing reason to live anytime soon. I mostly feel empty or sometimes I bubble over with rage, or deep sadness. Sometimes something interesting will catch my eye and I can become involved with it for a time, but I'm not sure I actually enjoy the process. I think perhaps, for me, all the things I want are out of reach. I'm transgender but could never transition. I was fascinated with physics and philosophy, but had untreated ADHD and could never manage to apply my decent intellect to doing well in academia. I don't have any family, never did. My mum died when I was a baby and my father is an abusive alcoholic and couldn't love me. I've tried every drug going, nothing works. I'm empty inside and the world is just as empty. And the world is so cruel, brutal. Not just to me, but to everyone and people are so cruel and arrogant and empty. I want to reach out and save the world, to take away it's pain, but there is nothing anyone can do. It's all just fucked and often I wish I hadn't been born. Also I hate my career and am so lonely working alone all the time. And IT people just don't suit me, I'm just not like them. So maybe the existential depression is just an expression of my own misery and loss of purpose. Also 3 years of therapy did squat.
The original Deus Ex is a masterpiece. I love all the games (even Invisible War) but the original is a work of art.

Hopefully, Cyberpunk 2077 will be in the same vein.
The DF Retro series on the Digital Foundry channel is great too.

And RetroAhoy on the Ahoy channel.
A retelling:

When I was younger the way I experienced low blood sugar from neglecting to eat was a lot more interesting.
Apple iphone has signature check on packages being installed

I guess Apple refused to sign that
Yikes! Talk about theft of labor. A 25% sales tax means one in four consumptive dollars is taken away. Ouch.
> If a single regex can take down the Internet for a half hour, that's definitely not good

As I commented yesterday, this is due to the fact, that "the Internet" thinks it needs to use Cloudflare services, although there really is no need to do so.

Stupid people making stupid decisions and then wondering why their services are down.
There is an ‘error inspection’ proposal for Go 2.0 which will hopefully solve this issue: https://go.googlesource.com/proposal/+/master/design/go2draf...

The proposal has been partially accepted and implemented in Go 1.13: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/29934#issuecomment-48968...
I called it a non-promise because, like every second time a politician says something, he appears to have carefully worded it such that he still change his mind later. Not because I don't believe him, I have no opinion on and no idea about Japanese internal economic policy. My argument is that the tl;dr here is "a politician said a thing", which is not usually notable enough for HN.
I’ve had several law firm clients I’ve noticed using Amicus law firm management software, who also used Corel WordPerfect primarily.
Race Condition vs. Data Race
So is Devilution considered the current best port by the Diablo community? When I last checked there were at least 3-4 others.
That argument assumes that country A's economy does not affect lives of citizens in the purchasing country (B?). Global warming, among other effects, violates this assumption. Carbon pricing + tariffs on carbon make complete sense even in the free market capitalist mental framework.
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Intel Continues to Lose CPU Market Share to AMD Ryzen
https://lwn.net/Articles/759781/ already merged in 4.20.

https://github.com/facebookincubator/oomd/blob/master/README...

and here's a less complicated, but similar proactive daemon:

https://github.com/rfjakob/earlyoom/blob/master/README.md
> The vast majority of users aren't using their phones to whistleblow on some government scheme

But some of them are, and it is essential for a healthy society that this is always possible for them and for anybody who needs to.
This reminds me of an incident in Sweden a couple of years ago.

We test our disaster alarms on a known schedule. And just a couple of years ago, during the peak vacation time in the summer, the alarm went off, off schedule.

This made the entire country panic. Were we being attacked? The agency that is supposed to let people know through the public channels like tv, radio etc were silent. They were themselves on vacation probably. The websites and apps they've setup were ridiculously underpowered and were basically DDOS'ed by the spike in traffic they were getting.

News outlets were also struggling, but did way better.

The only thing that withstood the sudden burst in traffic without a hitch was facebook and twitter.

The official statement i think was that the alarm was triggered by accident (never happened before, i think). But goes to show how badly our emergency response is setup.
Storytelling can change your life
Yes, I became a nihilist for some time then I found solace in Islam. The more I thought about it the more I became convinced there is a God and there is a meaning behind all of this. And when I read the Quran it took all the worries from my heart.
Tldr:

Be controversial with data or be helpful (with or without data).

I have submitted a lot to hn and based on my own posts, I have to agree with this. Not that I have anywhere near her success rate.

I might also add "be interesting in a niche off the wall way" as a third path, but these are much more like lightning strikes. Things like a list of the moons or a pointer to composting info (both of which I did).

But if you are content marketing for a tech business, the tips from the article are solid. It also probably helps to post about something intensely interesting to many people in the community (like jobs). Would be interested to see analysis of other less general topics and see if the same rules hold.
I would guess it last longer, since it is a dead material. Wood shrinks and expands with humidity so can't be so tightly fitted
I think "easy" should at the very least include "you're notified that it's even possible".
Your boss picked a ridiculous time to nitpick over wording, to shout and add stress to an already difficult situation, and giving up accuracy and precise understanding at a time those are most important.
Even if you opt out of the boarding pass/passport scanner facial recognition etc. you're still not technically opting out.

There's quite a few CCTV cameras in airports. They've most likely (definitely) got some sort of facial recognition software connected to them.
Customs is cracking down hard on Chinese shipments. Often ignoring the "personal gift" label, because a majority are not. Sweden has introduced an extra import tax on Chinese shipments.[0]

In Sweden, they pay 25% VAT, with some reduced rates. In Denmark, it's 25% with no reduced rates. Although used items are VAT free. And speaking as a Dane, I honestly don't have a problem with it. Even though I have to send invoices from time to time, and charge a 25% VAT.

[0] https://tamebay.com/2018/01/new-import-tax-for-chinese-goods...
As of either Android 8 or 9, you can set F-Droid to be able to install apps - i.e. the "unknown sources" option is scoped.
Corel Painter remains a very impressive piece of software though, and I am sure it is popular among artists still.
I think it is because once you know how to look at internals, you are tempted to do it that way :) And you learn alot that way too. But yeah, probably not the most effective way.
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It really is an exceptional game. It took me three years to finish it. It almost felt that I avoided playing it sometimes incase it ended.

Now we’ve the Netflix series to look forward to and Cyberpunk 2077 from CDPR.
Blockchain decentralises Africa no to Colonisation 2.0
Taxes go to the State, which ultimately goes back to you and to those in needs. It's not a theft, it's a shared account for the common good. Moreover it's a tax on consumption, not on production.

High taxation is what makes something like Healthcare so good and eventually cheap for everyone, contrary to the disastrous situation in the US. As a French I'm more than happy to pay 20% VAT if I know it's going to benefit everyone.
It triggered on one of my systems yesterday, and killed the runaway process.

When we were running tests of a new distributed system on our development (slightly underspecced) cluster, it would kill the distributed system processes when they took too much RAM.

As other write, having slow or "too much" swap can delay the OOM killer from running in reasonable time.