skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is blatantly incorrect to the point of being offensive.

> If the individual is responsible for her own happiness, then she is also responsible for her own unhappiness

Just hold right there. There was nothing about "responsibility for unhappiness" in the source that was quoted. Author just casually added this part. "Responsibility for your own happiness" just means that it's _you_ who is in control and that you actually can change things - no matter how bad they look at the moment.

> It is a deeply moral message. Failing to be happy is simply immoral. If you are such an immoral and bad person that you have become unhappy — or depressed — it is you, and you alone that is to blame.

Being unhappy does not make yourself a bad person. This is literally one of the first things you hear when you visit psychologist to treat your depression.

> Yet the psychiatric and public discourse remain bent on treating depression as a personal problem devoid of context

Incorrect. Context is incredibly important and is being discussed a lot during therapy sessions.

And so on and so forth.

Source: my own experience with depression.

Edit: grammar
The web is also well-known for implementation before specification and often specifying vendor-specific extensions because of widespread adoption. A specification is a touchstone, yes, but also a substantial effort. The Rust language is also built with vastly less manpower than the web specification! It's okay that you consider a specification good practice, but there's a ton of open source project that are not specified with the rigor you ask for, which kind of takes away the point...

Those industries you mention are not niche.
I treat them as prompts. I’ll give my team as much fore notice as possible what the topic will be and ask them to really think about the question in advance. Otherwise the conversations are often shallow. My team often writes out their thoughts and we go through it, it’s been pretty successful I think!
Most people own smartphones these days, which will also record and analyze everything they can hear.
We tend to only ask for two references and it is negotiable. References from the distant past aren’t useful because our goal isn’t to “find liars” as some people suggested. It’s to get an unbiased perspective from someone other than the candidate. FAANG interview system takes way more man hours per candidate than our system.
I'm not able to find it, but it wasn't much more than a blog post exposing the points I mention in the edited comment. If anyone can remember it (it was a HN post), that'd be great!
Any Holy Grail for Web Components? (2019)
Use the same state management library for Angular, React, Svelte and Vue
Can guarantee it's not a zero sum haggle.

A comp package has a salary number, it also has bonuses, commissions, stocks, options, IP ownership, holidays, work from home time, days/week, travel requirements, travel policy, mat/pat leave, non-competes, and myriad other options that effect the salary number you arrive at.

If you agree to a salary number without taking these into account, they will necessarily disadvantage you on these.

When someone asks, what is your salary expectation, you answer, we're using the same market data and it's really a question of the total package.

A lot of people are only interested in deals that screw you. This is a super fast filter to find them.
In my opinion Apollo retains the biggest flaw of the reddit redesign, which is sad:

By making the post body, and especially pictures, the first class citizen you incentivize all the wrong things:

* It is inviting to mindlessly scroll

* Attracting karma is paramount: The game is "upvote this in the 2 seconds I am spending scrolling past it or not"

* This in turn incentivizes shallow posts, strong, polarizing messages with no depth

At the same time, the mechanisms why I use(d) reddit over all the other escapism-in-a-bottle platforms are all discouraged:

* Reading comments, engaging in discussion. You don't even have to open the comment section anymore, so why would you? And if, you will only ever read one or two top comments, inviting the same lowest common denominator battle as with posts themselves.

* Building community, in-depth analysis, being exposed to alternating view points. Well, no place for that in the framework of rapid swiping and shouting in the void.

Good job on the Apollo team to at least include what they call "compact mode" (showcased about a second in the promo video), but the problem with these effects is that they are negatively affecting quality overall, whether or not you as a individual choose to sidestep them.

I hope a new community aggregator like the old reddit will arise soon...
This article is very “inside baseball” for the far left. As far as I could understand, the article basically says: depression is caused by the world being terrible, and the world is terrible entirely because of capitalism, so depression is mostly capitalism’s fault. Therefore, we on the left (the article is explicit that it is only for “we on the left”), must learn that therapy is a kind of important political collective act to help us recover from our depression so we can fight capitalism, and not be fooled into thinking it’s something that our depression is something we have individual agency over.

I guess.

I don’t have a deep understanding of depression, except that it is a very real and difficult thing that many people struggle with. So let me caveat that first.

But I have to say, my gut reaction is that it’s rather sad to take a worldview that makes things so dire as to say one’s own depression and the apparent increase in depression around the world is entirely due to the politics you oppose.

To me this reads as the tragic consequences of ever escalating polarization. Instead of seeing the politics around you as merely diverse ideas held by your friends and neighbors, you see it as something more like a species differentiator - and “they” are in control. Well, yes, that would be dire.

But out in the real world it turns out the vast majority of people on the right and the left are not so far out to the wings of their ideology, and that if they sat down over a nice meal they could have a great conversation and really enjoy each other’s company, perhaps even learn from each other and positively influence each other.

The political world around us is indeed depressing, but I would argue we shouldn’t wish that we could get out of bed so we can “throw a brick through a window,” but perhaps instead so we can work toward understanding and reconciling with our neighbors instead.
> From the September 1983 Issue

Yeah, this should get a 1983 tag. This is a surprisingly old article to surface here.
> But even if we are one of those rare people who feels fulfilled, it is worth cultivating some degree of boredom, insofar as it provides us with the preconditions to delve more deeply into ourselves, reconnect with the rhythms of nature, and begin and complete highly focused, long and difficult work

I dont know wheather it is fact or FUD, but I have heard that mankinds IQ is sinking? If true, I attribute this to a large extend to the fact that there are so many distractions today that we no longer need to get bored thus deprive us of moments of deep mental immersion.
It’s an organic psychological phenomenon that is actually very socially and politically determined in how it is experienced:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mad-in-america/20100...
Nah, it's physically jamming the spectrum. Unless someone can come up with a microphone that only resonates in the audible range, this technique will always work. It's akin to pointing a really bright light at a camera.
Mandrake – Gentoo a.k.a. “Mandrake Expatriate Syndrome” (2003)
This tool makes what the OP is trying to do much easier: https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gke-autoneg-controlle... you can have GKE configure the NEG on the BS directly, and not have to interrogate K8s for the name of the NEG to add to the BS via terraform.
It's ironic Reddit went through a major redesign that many of it's users complained about to make the site mobile friendly only to completely ruin the mobile UI/UX by constantly spamming users with prompts to install the app. Now the desktop users of the new site get all the annoyances of a mobile UI and mobile users can't use the site without an app. Brilliant!
Most of the recruiter spam I get is mostly via phone calls and email. LinkedIn spam is tiny percentage for me.
Ok for them to sell it. Not ok for them to send threats to others for using it.
If you expand your definition of English to include the largest English-speaking population in the world, the existence of the Indian system leads to a nice property:

one, ten, hundred, thousand, myriad, lakh, million, crore.

We have a unique word for each power of ten up to 10^8. That's pretty neat.
Early on as a manager I made the mistake of assuming I knew what was going on in someone’s head just by working closely with them. I was wrong. You can’t even just directly ask because of the complicated dynamics. The best way I have found is frequent conversations that challenge people to dig down into their values and perspectives. Lists like this one are a good starting point, but as others have said genuine empathy is required.
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Tariffs and taxes? We've (USA) been central planning for a long time. Just like we've socialist for a long time (welfare programs). You can achieve goals by warping the markets, not just dictating what should happen.
Why? They are better for serious techies who care a lot about privacy and data control. But the huge majority of people don't value this highly and they come with major downsides. They are harder to implement, they are harder to monetize, they are harder to curate against objectionable content.

This feels like "year of the linux desktop" to me. There are tons of great things about linux desktops for tech people but it never took off for obvious reasons.
Never heard of Opener before. Just purchased it on the App Store. Thanks!
It (supposedly) listens for the wake word locally and doesn’t transmit until it hears it.
Because the company uses quite a lot of administrative pressure (patent trolling, vendor's bullying etc etc), hence the market is not competitive.

and you think that won't happen with health care?
The site loads super fast - definitely a plus these days.
I take it this would help you map out areas of what should be asked. Maybe the person isn't opening up or maybe you sense something is amiss but you can't quite figure out what. We're all humans and we can forget things or have trouble viewing things through someone else's perspective.

Nobody is telling you to go through the whole list like a robot.
I read the list as inspiration for opening new conversation when you run out of things to talk about, not as a script to be read verbatim. If you’re a manager, a danger is that you end up with blind spots from only talking about the positive or getting confirmation bias. I see this list as prompts to break out of that trap. A danger of the 1:1 is they devolve into status updates.
Any reason P0 doesn't seem to direct some time and energy towards finding zero days in Firefox? Are they mandated to only investigate codebases of interest to Google?
Hah! This got downvoted in the first second after posting, which to me says the down-voter couldn’t have read past the first sentence. Come on now, HN downvotes are for unconstructive or inappropriate comments. If you disagree you’re not supposed to downvote, you’re supposed to reply :)
Note-taking seems to have gained popularity on HackerNews over the past few weeks (or my attention has been biased towards these submissions, at least).

I've long been interested in the domain of "personal knowledge
engineering" and this clearly seems a common thread within our
community. As a brief overview of the "SOTA:"

* Emacs and Vim users skew towards Org-mode or Vim wiki.

* Roam Research is sort of a recent web-based alternative.

* There's a lot of competition in the domain of fully-fledged note taking apps.
Evernote has long been viewed as a king of note-taking but lost its edge over
time (bad editor, bugs, lack of attention to their users).
Memex seems to be gaining popularity even though their
software looks somewhat buggy at the moment.

* Otherwise, people naturally develop their own (similar) systems.
I myself have independently developed a custom-made Vim wiki before starting
research into this topic.
It basically consists of a few grepping/Vim aliases to search/create Markdown in
a `~/.notes` folder, backed up to GitHub. `mod+-` is bound to an i3 sratchpad
where Vim is constantly open to `~/.notes/index.md`. This drastically reduces
friction when making new notes.

In any case, seems interesting that a lot of the personal note-taking systems
have separately adopted similar principles to what Zettelkasten proposes:

1. Heavy reliance on tagging

2. Some sort of deep linking

3. Preference to making small, independent "knowledge chunks"
Show HN: Play Tetris in Your CLI
As a grunt IC 1 on 1s are a nightmare for me. I never know what to talk about. All current project stuff is hashed out in or after scrum. Career development is more of a once per year thing (at least not weekly). If I had a problem with any of my team members I would have brought it up by now (assuming I thought others felt that way, I don't want to be the only one to bring it up or I'll be seen as the problem). For your feedback, I'm just going to tell you whatever I think you want to hear. Am I happy? Not really, but more because I'm stuck with a 9-5 for the next decade and obviously I'd never tell a manager that... what's left? Personal life nonsense? I'm your co-worker, not your friend. The less I know about other people's personal lives the better.

> I’m trying to make my 1-on-1s better and would appreciate your honest feedback on this one — what did you like about it, and what could be improved?

Make them optional or email me your canned questions so I don't have to squirm trying to think of an answer on the spot that will keep the status quo and get me out of the meeting without any "action items" for the next one.
Print your face on N95 mask, protect people, still be able to unlock your phone
The author has two main points:

1. That the creative part should be applied to first creating the standard, and then when dealing with the ideas, deal with the ideas, not the process.

2. That a standardized process makes creating easier because you're not trying to do it all at once.

It's hard to argue with either one of these. Additionally, constraints are often very helpful in the creative process. Let's say you're developing a character for a novel. Would you rather face a blank page or a character profile? You're still free to break the standard as necessary, but you've at least got some kind of foundation to stand on. Even being a hacker is about being creative in the face of standard processes...
What political system would avoid mental illness?
Oh orthopods, they're a riot in the Uk. They won't have much use for a portable MRI. In trauma all they see is the bony bits where CT and XR are king, anything else is someone else's problem. A true ortho emergency is rare and patients can wait for surgery if neurovascular intact. They do have time guidelines to operate neck of femur fractures (still won't operate out of hours though). But an XR is often enough to proceed . A few caveats I can think of... For fulminant infection like necrotizing fasciitis: straight to OR, open and have a look at the tissues. Joint infections: stick a needle in and await results. Bone infections benefit from MRI but there's no change in management while stabilizing on antibiotics, plenty of time to arrange a scan.

Then we move on to elective surgery (planned). MRI with the best available resolution will increase diagnostic specificity and avoid unnecessary operations to labrum's, meniscus, etc. They don't need to be done in hospital and you can shop around.

At this point we're looking for problems to fit this solution, poor business model. Not surprisingly, limb only MRI machines haven't been successful.
I'm sure the US was more concerned about communism in 1983 than it is today.

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There are some gems in this long-form rant. For example:

> Another important meaning of team play is putting in long hours at the office. This requires a certain amount of sheer physical energy, even though a great deal of this time is spent not in actual work but in social rituals—like reading and discussing newspaper articles, taking coffee breaks, or having informal conversations. These rituals, readily observable in every corporation that I studied, forge the social bonds that make real managerial work—that is, group work of various sorts—possible. One must participate in the rituals to be considered effective in the work.

This very much appropriately states my experience of the modern workplace environment.
The IX Multilevel-Secure Unix System (1992)
> I read the list as inspiration for opening new conversation when you run out of things to talk about

IMO, if you've already covered all of the topics in other meetings then you shouldn't extend the 1-on-1 for the sake of filling time.

Let people get back to work.
Privacy.

Also: https://techcrunch.com/2019/07/24/researchers-spotlight-the-...
> The political world around us is indeed depressing, but I would argue we shouldn’t wish that we could get out of bed so we can “throw a brick through a window,” but perhaps instead so we can work toward understanding and reconciling with our neighbors instead.

Reasoning from this perspective, wouldn’t this require a society that is more collectively and communally-oriented that one based around extreme competition with each other as the means of survival?

I don’t see how you resolve this antagonism in a society like the US, where failing to ruthlessly compete against others can mean losing healthcare for your family and children, slipping into homelessness, etc. Obviously, other countries mitigate this more with robust safety nets, but you seem to be mistaking a symptom for a cause.
Hah. That's so the opposite of the usual complaint! Normally people complain that P0 never does write-ups on Google stuff. Maybe there are concerns about the PR aspects of releasing info about FF vulns?
Yup, and still as relevant today as the day it was published.
A detailed follow-on study found a 4,000-mile radius sphere centered on the earth’s core contains ~100% of earth’s population. Scientists stunned.
What lawsuit did Getty win? The article says they haven't responded formally to her suit yet, and it doesn't mention them suing her.
The virus isn't going to be airborne naked as an individual thing in the free air - it's going to be in droplets of stuff (from sneezing, coughing, etc).
> Most new things in technology turn out to be fads: [...] Microkernels [...] are gone, and will not return

Uh... What about Zircon[1]? It powers Google's new mobile operating system: Fuchsia[2].

[1] https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts/kernel

[2] https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts
Useful past submissions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21208196

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22085837

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22337681
It's pretty common around the World for taxi-drivers (restaurants, shops, etc.) to charge more for tourists; or discount locals if you prefer to think of it that way.
So.. don't use wireless comms for anything remotely critical?
MySQL workbench will generate a diagram for mysql/mariadb databases.
I don't know what CDEV you're referring to, but what it's observing sounds like a distortion. Every UPP call into the OS looks like 68K code. This enables 68K apps to "just do it." There was always some sort of thunk to handle registers and calling convention, but by 8.5 and certainly by 9 the code on the other side was usually native.

Certainly some calls were still 68K. That's why almost every OS call still needed to go through that song and dance. If all the CDEV did was see the border at the Mixed Mode Manager switch, the machine would indeed appear to be running 68K code most of the time except for those few generally non-UI PPC-specific APIs, even though it isn't (and I challenge you to spend a little time in MacsBug and see that this is true).
A better definition of depression can be extrapolated from the DSM: https://www.psycom.net/depression-definition-dsm-5-diagnosti...

I want to highlight an important sentence:

> To receive a diagnosis of depression, these symptoms must cause the individual clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning. The symptoms must also not be a result of substance abuse or another medical condition.
I'm curious how true that is.

Probably not very. The Nile, Yangtze, Yellow and Indus rivers were all somewhat densely settled by 2000 BC.
I wish someone would re-make i.reddit.com a bit better. They stopped supporting it and bugs are slowly creeping in. Most notably the infinite scrolling doesn't work very well (for me at least) and my position gets reset when I go back after clicking a link.
I think actually, knowing your perception of the world is not correct is the really hard part, because then you can’t just go through your day comfortably, you have a constant mental struggle against a faulty autopilot.

Imagine driving a car with misaligned steering that pulls sharply to one side. You could do it, but it would get tiring, and it would feel dangerous to go on a long road trip because if you lost focus for a minute you could crash.

My own experience with mental health issues is that it feels about like that.
Thank you, Haxe definitely has its place on my list of things to check. What worries me however is that there are no examples of output code on their webpage.
Electronic mail accounts are not federated, which was my claim.
Especially in a second world country like the US where semis dont have skirts and you do have crossroads without lights on highways

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2020/02/i-was-just-shaking-new-...
I think the argument rests on this logic:
-Neutrinos make muons and gamma rays could potentially make muons, but they usually make pair production.
-How can you distinguish neutrinos from muons?
-You can't.
My 1on1's at a 100k+ international corporation always went like this:
Manager: so how's it going?
Me: great
Manager: any issues? anything you want to discuss?
Me: everything is fantastic! I'm very happy with my job :D
Manager: cool cool... well let's do this again next month.
Me: yay!

I don't want someone in a similar situation like I was to get inspired by lists like these and go into their next 1on1 wrecking havoc with the status quo. When you, your manager, his manager and the next guy up are just cogs in a machine churning for years through the same kinds of faceless conglomerates - you either shut up and put up or end up on someone's Excel spreadsheet highlighted in yellow. Then during the next round of layoffs (you know they're coming) the yellow cogs will be replaced with fresh green ones and you'll be out on the street cramming algorithm questions all over again and interviewing with A.I. HR filters for the next 6months. Understand where you work before opening your mouth, people ;)