skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If your doctor is a family medicine practitioner, you really should visit a practice that specializes in ADHD. It can cost a lot more but well worth it. They’ll be much more proficient in providing an actual diagnosis and subtype along with the knowledge to help find treatments. IMHO, as others mention, medication still requires behavioral/mental habit changes which having a psychiatrist familiar with the details of ADHD will be a huge boon in incorporating into your lifestyle.

Oddly I get the bit about sleep deprivation. It can be oddly effective. I also sometimes do more effective work when I have a cold/flu as well.
Lets not pretend browsers are like other software.
They are essentially a VM that can run remote untrusted code.

Software has changed the start page, search providers, and installed plugins into browsers for a very long time, this is nothing new.
Ask HN: A good UI/UX online design course?
Has anyone taken an online UX/UI design course online that they've enjoyed?

* Free or paid

* A focus on fundamentals

* Not a full time thing like lambda school

* Bonus points if it uses Figma

Coming from a SW background I want to get to the point where I can go from idea -> wireframes -> high fidelity mocks -> code.

Plus I think I'll enjoy mocking things up. I really like making flow charts and diagrams.
I didn't know this, but I take my medication as rarely as possible because I hate the comedown, appetite suppression, and tolerance building that occurs. It sucks, but I had a feeling there was some long-term downside like this. Hopefully lessening frequency to occasional use also lessens the likelihood of what you describe.
At Universal Orlando, you can't get water from the freestyle machines as of a couple years ago without an activated cup.
How can you be both a strong believer in self reliance and also want to spend more of your time working for someone else?
The TODO is regarding documentation iirc.

All the languages supported are in the init.example.el file seen here: https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/blob/develop/init.exa...

Uncomment them, run doom refresh. Check their module under https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs/tree/develop/modules/... for any external requirements that they need or flags that they support.
Interviewed here a year or so ago.

Honestly I'll admit I didn't do well technically, but every interviewer I had just seemed super impersonal and not very friendly. They asked very interrogative questions, and while I get it and am mostly ok with it, I felt like they were asking due to the existing environment they have there.

I just didn't get a great vibe.

Disclaimer: But again, I know I didn't do well on the technical stuff so maybe I'm biased negatively toward the experience.
Thanks to Search Everything I just dump all my files into Documents nowadays. I only care about a meaningful naming scheme.
I'm pretty sure this is a dupe of a post from just a few days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22098001
Computer model shows ancient Earth with an atmosphere 70 percent carbon dioxide
Thank you for citing this article. It is also known that using methamphetamine increases cardiovascular risk. Prescription amphetamines might do the same.
The funny part is nobody "needs" an ESA. Real service animals are put through a grueling multi-year training program, have a high wash-out rate, and cost tens of thousands of dollars. ESAs can be "registered" for free online with absolutely no training or assessment of any kind... because they don't actually perform any kind of "service" like real service animals do.
Huh, I saw this comment 5 days ago, and noted the name "westinghouse". Today I was researching an "ACME.eu" "cloud" camera, discovered it contacts ubia.cn, which is specified in a listing on the FCC website by Southern Telecom for a "Sharper Image" camera that is my exact model just with a different brand name.

Apparently, Southern Telecom has bought some American brands and sells spyware "cloud" devices to end-users.

You can see the list here: https://southerntelecom.com/brands/

I still haven't found a way how to watch the camera stream without the app. It's possible, but it's a UDP protocol that I do not understand. It works with or without Internet, so I'm sure I could watch it without giving it Internet access...
It you’re just using it to get data into Google Sheets then you should checkout https://Tillerhq.com
OpenAI trained the initial 1.5B model on ~160G of text.. so I’m sure it’s already going to give amazing results.
Almost every change in policy direction will hit the poor hardest because they, by definition, have the fewest available resources to handle that change. That is not the argument to say a policy change should not be made, because without that policy, it will hit us all harder, and by then, the poor will only be left worse off.
Because you can have a mutation that your parents don't have?
I wonder if this is why my fridge no longer dispenses water, as it happened around the time I ordered a new filter from Amazon. It is supposedly an official filter, and looks official as far as I can tell, but Amazon is notorious for fakes and I remember thinking it looked different than my previous filter. The only thing is, my fridge still dispenses ice, just not water.
Majority of our issues with Azure revolve around some of their services, which are still slow to evolve, due to their pre-cloud underpinnings.

An example of such service is their Azure AD B2C service, which is their competitor to AWS cognito. We have been using it and as a baseline login service, and it works fine. However, the service doesn't see much upgrades. Their "user flow" templates, which control the logon process, have been in preview for years.

Yes, Identity Server 4 exists but it would be nice to have decent competitors to Spot Fleets, ECS, Cognito, etc.
Tori Amos fan forums.
[Video] Davos 2020 – An Insight, an Idea with Sundar Pichai
It explains why there's so much fear-mongering and misinformation regarding the GDPR and how they're trying to make users hate it (by using non-compliant and annoying by design "consent" prompts). There are literally billions being invested in all that cancer called adtech/martech that's been made illegal by the GDPR.
ghostcluster's law.
What sort of alternative primaries? Just slightly-adjusted colors that still trigger each of the three cones individually?
Signal works on Windows desktops.
Do you have a source for these regulations?
Chinese lab studying world's most dangerous pathogens located in Wuhan
Problem is people who know about the tax will refuse rescue if they think they can get out without paying it - thus killing more people because they refused the rescue.
Same could be said to you. I wouldn't had posted if I knew you would go of the rails like you did.
I need me some of this invisible top hat quantum computer.
My favorite these days is a package called find-file-in-project. Ideal for navigating large projects.
From my experience, most of the packages listed there with TODOs have basic support with some extras, but are lacking documentation and testing. For example rust, supports syntax, formatting, lsp or racer, cargo and other goodies.
Interesting point, but it is perhaps worth mentioning that cockroaches through their resilience and fast reproduction are already strongly resistant to control using insecticides. This is why the only reliable means for controlling roaches are bait that gets shared before it kills.
This is probably because Signal and Wickr are actually intelligence operations.
Sounds like the author is having an existential crisis moment. I recall reading Sartre's Nausea and there was a scene where the protagonist is riding a bus. He focuses on a bolt in the seat or some other trivial object and is overwhelmed by the idea that someone put that bolt there. IIRC, this is at a point in the story where the protagonist is having a bit of a mental break. That is, it is emblematic of the exact kind of malaise the author of this piece is experiencing (or was experiencing when they contemplated their privilege at Thanksgiving dinner).

In my experience, this kind of thinking leads to nowhere other than the nausea mental state described by Sartre's novel. It isn't my fault the modern world is structured around me any more than it is my fault that the Earth is perfectly suited for the kind of life that exists on it. I bear exactly the same responsibility and blame for both of those circumstances.

A better line of thought is the boring old chestnut of encouraging compassion for the suffering of others.
I would also recommend straight.el or perhaps even guix.
Note that on the extreme end of consumer GPUs, there is the 2080 Ti which comes with 11GB.
Good to know they are only US-backdoored then
The noprocast feature does not work for me because if I am not procrastinating, I will open several tabs and keep them there for short breaks during the day. The noprocast rules will only accept my procrastinating behavior.
I thought "hey that's not right" for a second too. I've never heard "more is less"... but technically they're equivalent.

Less is more, more is less.
Less is better, more is worse.
An anarchist who collaborates with WhatsApp (Facebook), that's rather comical :o)
There's no direct link I've read about. From personal experience, having DRD increases the risk of being diagnosed with Alzheimer's, which happened to my grandma about 20 years ago, but that's just because some of the symptoms are very general, and it's especially hard to tease out with co-morbid conditions that may have some overlap.
I wonder if there's some kind of a wisdom-of-the-crowd effect going on. While votes are certainly undermined by political campaigns, I could see it still play an effect.
No idea why you are being downvoted, this is a solid advice. Masscan [1] claims to scan whole IPv4 Internet for a single port in 5 minutes. Moving to a random high port would increase scan time 64000-fold, to 7 months.

You'd still be advised to disable password-based auth and/or configure fail2ban, though.

[1] https://github.com/robertdavidgraham/masscan
There's a difference between relying on others in general and relying on some specific entity or some particular way of doing things.

In general, I rely on lots of people. But for the most part, I choose who I rely on, and in some cases the set of people I rely on changes over time. I value that choice and the freedom to change.

The distinction is important. If you rely on a single person or entity, they have some kind of claim to your success or failure. If you rely on people in general but nobody specifically, then your success or failure is attributable to you, and that's what "self-reliance" means to me.

I'm not suggesting that self-reliance is all-important or an unqualified good. But I don't think that it's a myth, either. You don't have to be abandoned in the jungle as a baby to be called self-reliant.
Hypotheticals are valuable when forming policy, because they point directionally to incentives and potential counterfactuals. Nobody has yet had to take arms up against a potential tyrant in the US (claims of the southern states during the civil war aside) but one could argue that the reason such tyranny has never been attempted in the first place is due to the deterrent of the 2nd amendment. Just because we can't point to a concrete example which proves the necessity of the 2nd amendment to prevent such tyranny, doesn't mean it would be a good idea to repeal it on the grounds that we do not know if those hypotheticals would
actually manifest. Similarly, having policies for voting which prevent coercion seem sound despite the fact that it's currently unknowable if in the absence of those policies we'd see an electoral impact due to such coercion.
To replace the additive BPA, a chemical company teams up with unlikely allies
I wrote the story and I can confirm that. It's been on my to-do list for a while--I had another client turn down the idea--and I finally remembered to pitch it to my editor at FC after being irked yet again at Mint telling me to install Flash, tweeting out my frustration and deciding I should monetize that frustration.

(Val made his way into the post when another ex-Mint dev tweeted his apologies for what had become of the site; I got in touch with him and he suggested I talk to Val.)
This is interesting, because I definitely have been a non-believer. This article makes it real.

It does seem to me that ADHD is over-diagnosed for kids, especially since the condition as described in the article really looks like what a small child seem to experience (the inability to focus, the constant distraction, etc.). And because it is much less rare to see someone in their 20s saying they have ADHD than to see some parent saying their kid has it. It is convenient for a parent to think that their kid has ADHD to explain why the kid is "late".

Here the problem really is about "lateness". Children grow up at different paces, and if a 6-year-old boy behaves like an "average" 4-year-old, people will think he has ADHD, while his brain might just need more time to develop.

There are kids who finish high school before hitting 10. Do we diagnose them with anything? Like Attention Surplus Disorder? No, because it doesn't seem to induce any trouble.

The ADHD as described in the article sounds like a nightmare to be honest, and I really wish scientists find some way to help these people.
Same for me, got diagnosed in my late 20s after I told my doctor that I was having serious trouble reading and holding conversations. People always thought I was antisocial because I didn't talk much, but it was because I couldn't focus enough to keep up with a conversation.
"I've spent years working on meditation, and I only get glimpses of silence; and that's only on the best of days."

Just out of curiosity, what meditation technique do you use, and what's been the longest meditation session that you've had without quieting your mind?

For me, who doesn't suffer from ADHD, and whose technique of meditation consists of simply focusing on the sensation of air flowing past my nostrils as I breathe, I'll always eventually quiet my mind if I meditate long enough. The primary challenge is just giving it enough of a chance instead of getting up and doing something else.

Of course, even when mind quieting is achieved, the moments of quietness are of finite duration, and some thought or other will eventually (usually sooner rather than later) pop in.
Its not desktop it indexes your org files on intranet sites. If you are signed in with you corp account to bing all searches also bring back relevant internal org info.
Very true.

There are about a dozen factors with a positive correlation with each other, but they are not links in a causal chain. One does not simply "fix" them, they all have feedback on one another.

The knowledge of how they are related helps, but does not fix.
I'm not them but I imagine it is because Wickr is closed source.
January is usually longer than the remaining of the year. Enjoy while it lasts.
or it's already covered by healthcare when a doctor suspects it's necessary (for genetic predispositions).
Always wise. Also a good idea to remember that there are a large number of software jobs outside of big name tech.
We are not. It’s software.

E2E encryption is tight until you hack a client or system on either side, but at least it makes it nearly impossible to attack the middle.
This breaks my heart to hear. I interviewed there in 2011 as an infra guy, and not only was the infra team personable (the winning question was rapidly identifying the symptoms of a duplex mismatch on a switch ethernet port), the VP of Engineering was awesome as well. He even went so far as to say, "As a tech person, you belong out here in the Bay, even if it's not with us". I turned down the offer, but it was one of the best interview experiences I've ever had.
I remember this one distinctly because in school they just gave me a handout and asked me to come up with the explanation myself. I thought about it. I didn't know. It seemed like if you had an angle of attack then the air would hit against the bottom -- like a knife would want to continue to travel straight through a fluid. I didn't know what the significance of the curve over the top of the wing was. They tried to guide me toward the equal-transit-time explanation and I was like, uh, ok, is that really true? I remained suspicious of this for a long time.
What's the point of TRAMP when you can just use the FUSE sshfs module?
Other than your experience with your doctor, what you described is near perfect recreation of my experience prior to getting medication. Afterwards those coping mechanisms nigh complete disappeared almost overnight.

Keep pushing to at least get a trial run with the medication and seeing if it helps you. Also if your doctor is seriously ignoring your concerns, consider looking for a better doctor. People often place way too much confidence in their doctors and stick with crappy doctors who don't make efforts to resolve their patients concerns.

Best of luck finding something that helps you get away from those coping mechanisms.

Note: This post is a little rambly since I am typing this up while doing something else but I felt the need to comment.
Signal protocol, partially adopted by Facebook, Skype, Google, weren't all of them caught red handed collaborating with government on spying citizens ?
If the DoD approved, the DoD must have good reasons that it will increase its own control on its own troops.
> A bit alarming to see the government embracing an end-to-end chat system with perfect forward secrecy, considering both the head of the FBI and the CIA have confirmed that the lack of a back door would impede the fight against ISIS.

Why is it alarming? I don't think the FBI and CIA are advocating backdoors for government encryption. The fact that the military endorses it for their own operational security is weak evidence that Signal is more secure than other apps.
No, they don't need to modulate their speech patterns to fit awkward, trendy and ephemeral language quirks.
SSH is less secure on an unprivileged port, this is a bad move. Use ssh keys and fail2ban, and filter your logs if you care about the attempts that much. This is like complaining that you're seeing web scrapers in your http access log: it's just background noise, it doesn't matter.
Amazing, thanks for all your comments!
Why is this an app? Why not web?
The truth about this experiment is you don't know what you are missing on both ends because you only attempt to find the missing item.
I don't think that makes much sense in a country that's population is growing. People need to live somewhere and increasingly its in cities (where most of the price growth seems to be happening).
They change names every chance they get it seems. I recalled that they went to Xe, but that's not accurate any more either. It's incredibly twisted how easy it is for them to get away with literal murder, but if the wrong person aggravates the wrong cop it can ruin your life.
Eh, this is a little too authoritarian for me.
Hopefully this is the first time. Honestly the government needs to make more open decisions like this (hard because of tracking budgets and how contracts are awarded and defined as complete). A bit more flexibility and open decisions with easy input from their users would do our country a HUGE service and save a metric fuck ton of money.
I’m curious why Wire wasn’t recommended. I prefer it because you don’t need a phone number to use it.
That's a feature not a bug. Not only is it a feature, it's the feature. That's the entire point.

It doesn't have to be the entire page that's hashed, only the content being liked.

Facebook would probably never implement this, because their entire business model relies on them being a trusted authority, so trustless architectures would actively undermine them.

In general, if you see my name above a post, you can assume that the only thing I want Facebook to do is sell all their assets, give the money to charity, and shut down. :)
This isn't entirely true. I went to one last week, for example. And the people there were justifiably upset that after the first meeting in which the developers were to take suggestions from the neighborhood, they had included none of their proposed suggestions. It was quite obvious that the development group had sent two people to present the project, grit their teeth as they took a beating from the neighborhood, then rush it through approval anyway. To me it felt like capitalists doing the bare minimum necessary.
I switched to https://www.honeyfi.com/ and couldn't be happier. It's really powerful for handling joint finances.
Unless the doctor is smoking right next to you and making you breathe the smoke, he's not really hurting anyone but himself.

In comparison here this company is giving out all their user's browsing data to a huge advertising company without the user's explicit consent.
> A better solution for high traffic flow is the turbo roundabout

Q: Is such a construction grade-separated and/or are the separate flows in controlled by traffic lights? The diagram isn't that clear...
OS Development Tutorials (2003)
For those on macOS/Safari - cmd + shift + R will transform an article into reader mode: https://i.imgur.com/4uLyDQA.png
http://bropages.org/
passive aggressive bragging isn't very helpful. maybe get back to your work
It's a bad idea, privileged ports are a thing for a reason.

https://www.w3.org/Daemon/User/Installation/PrivilegedPorts....

https://adayinthelifeof.nl/2012/03/12/why-putting-ssh-on-ano...
The Killer Algorithms Nobody's Talking About
We are always seeing threads with junior people/new grads talking about how they are having so much trouble breaking into the industry. Just hire them and give them interesting tiny projects. Would be super helpful to so many people to get going and still allow you to spend all your money.
I initially went in looking for help coping with stress from exwife+custody - its been a fucked up ride. ANyway, BP was high, so they started treating that. Then diagnosed as diabetic. I was sent to a clinical pharmacist to handle that, and he was looking over my bloodwork and saw the low potassium, and thought it might be an aldosterone issue. Aldosterone being a hormone that controls K/Na balance which controls BP.

Anyway, blood tests showed low K, high Na. Further testing showed aldosterone was out of whack. follow up testing confirmed it. CT scan found a tumor. Then a years worth of testing to be sure the thing wasn't a pheochromocytoma - it wasn't. Finally had it excised and have been getting better since.
I kinda wanted to get one but the privacy concerns and having my data sold/added to a government database scares me.
They should go next door and ask how that's working out for Boeing.
If the author, @mycpuorg, is reading this comment: please, PLEASE, do write about your mu4e configuration.
Of the people I'm worried about hearing my confessions or fantasies, people with whom I exclusively have a doctor/patient relationship are the bottom of the list. It's the early visitors I receive in recovery that scare me :)
Discovering Millions of Datasets on the Web
This comment has nothing to do with the article. You responded to half of a headline.