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>Even now, with the gyms closed for months, I can feel that newly acquired skill slipping and predictably, my self discipline slides too. I've almost forgotten how good it feels after a nice workout.

Right? I've noticed my own mental health is slipping and I'm certain I can track it to things closing, me working from home more often, and my eating worse.

The unknown and anxiety around the start of the lockdowns and pandemic made me gravitate towards the 'comfort' foods and it's been a slow decline in mood and physical health since. Thankfully I've started to recognize this and remember how I felt before the start of all this so now I'm slowly working towards that point again.
It became “The year of the Linux desktop” for me when Windows10 came out.

I now use Linux for most everything.

I also have 2 MacBook Pros and a MacBook Air but I quickly get frustrated when trying to do anything worthwhile on them and go back to my ancient business class Dell running Linux.
YMMV
I think the first paragraph of the parent may be correct, but I think the second paragraph is inaccurate and unnecessarily discouraging to young men who may be reading this. Here is my experience as a happily married man:

1. Throughout my 20s and early thirties I was very, very unsuccessful with dating. I was shy, and lacked self-confidence. At age 32 I had had one partner, and a period from 27-32 with no relationships of any kind. I did go on a decent number of bad first dates during that period.

2. In my early thirties, I continued to be shy, not conventionally attractive, etc. But I became comfortable enough with myself to keep at dating consistently and to realize that rejections often were not about me (or didn't say anything bad about me). I continued to be well intentioned, sincere, conscientious, and generally decent. I came to understand who I was and what I was looking for better.

3. After many bad first dates, and a few unsuccessful medium term relationships, I met my wife. She is conventionally attractive. It happened that we were perfect for each other in other ways. We had similar financial values, we had compatible senses of humor, we both liked camping and backpacking, and we could just talk and laugh together endlessly (we still can to this day).

4. We dated for a year and half, got married, had kids, and have a spectacularly fortunate alliance 10 years in.

So, if my 32 year old self had read this thread, I would have been agreeing about 'apex predators' and legalized polygamy and the general hopelessness of everything.

But, I think there are many, many women who would love to meet and marry exactly the kind of decent, sincere, intelligent, thoughtful men who frequent HN. You just have to stick with it. You have to go on a lot of bad first dates. You have to be patient and not overly critical as you get to know people. You have to be looking for someone who is a really good match for you overall, and to whom you provide a lot of value.

My sincere advice is this: My 20s and early 30s were pretty awful in terms of dating. But if you meet someone wonderful for you at 33, none of that will matter in the long run. All that frustration will fade away, and you will be happy. So keep at it, even if dating really sucks most of the time.
For what it's worth, I had luck starting with Raspbian, then changing the apt sources to Debian sid (unstable) and upgrading without issues. The default Raspbian desktop environment becomes buggy, but XFCE4 works perfectly.

If you want to run Debian on your Pi4, that's a pretty easy path.
This is really interesting - I'd love to sit down and compare notes how we arrived at two completely different views of the food world. (It even holds for the "plain nuts" comment - I find it incredibly hard to get nuts that aren't roasted and/or salted)
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You're premise is based on a fallacy... that there is a strict ordering of men, and women all have the same order.

A marriage is about finding a person who fits with you, and you can build a life together. That is not the same person for everyone. My best partner is not the same as your best partner.
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This is easily the most depressing thread I've ever encountered on HN.

Women aren't sleeping with men because we know this is what you all really think of us. I'm not interested in someone with such levels of disdain for my entire gender.
Thanks, I'm looking forward to hearing the feedback from you guys. :)
Ask HN: How to support many domain names on a platform?
Hey! Does anyone here have experience supporting multiple custom domains on a single platform? I want to support this with Webase and I have some ideas on how to do it, but curious if anyone here has solved that before?

Ideally the solution would support:

1) updating webserver config to know about new domain via an API and
2) Updating DNS to know about the domain via an API and
3) Need to support SSL (LetsEncrypt)

And I'd like to automate all of this so a person does not need to touch it.

Thanks for any insight!
I don't see where we disagree. Both can be true.
You comically underestimate how hard those things are for many men, especially those that are economically disadvantaged. I don't agree with many of the takes in these comments, but your simplification to "just work harder" isn't any better.
Hey Jeff! I've been using your VirtualBox Centos builds/images for years. It's nice to see the face behind the Box.
https://github.com/ajinabraham/njsscan/blob/master/njsscan/r...

Does this mean that if I use single quotes or add whitespace inside the parentheses the vulnerability will not be detected?
> This is the part of this whole theory that I don't really get -- why would these presumably superficial men bother sleeping with women "way below their league" when they could be sleeping with women in, or at least near, their "league" all the time? Is the novelty of a constant huge supply of new partners really that important vs. having a slightly smaller rotation of people in "your league"?

Not all top 20% are equal. For the top 10% men, sometimes the woman doesn't matter at all. There is no need to even try to maintain a huge rotation.

Sometimes they're just busy with work and don't maintain rotations. Other times they were bored and the first willing girl on tinder is ok for the night.
I want to travel in time in listen to radio/TV in a specific point in time.
1. It does take some effort to get the gitlab-runner to run locally but it is possible to use the shell runner. This does require that you connect the gitlab-runner to an instance of GitLab. If I understand correctly, I think you're asking for the ability to take a `.gitlab-ci.yml` file and run the job(s) locally from your shell without requiring it go through the gitlab-runner and connecting to a GitLab instance. Please correct me if I'm off.
2. I'm not sure I understand what this means.
3. I think this is already possible. E.g. `curl https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/security-products/license-mana.... Can you elaborate with a few more details on this?
The trait system and macros run at compile time and sadly there is no way to interact with the Rust compiler. However the macro is fully incremental (creating new words too). Which means in theory if it were possible to ask for input and pass it to the macro it would behave more like a VM:

// create a word
forth!(: inc 1 + ;);
// ask user for $input
type Stack = forth!($input inc return);
// if you keep the stack around it can be used again
forth!({ Stack } inc .);
// should print $input + 2
As a full time linux user, it pains me to say it but there will never be a "Year of the Linux desktop". Not now, not in 100 years. Linux is the weapon of choice for a very small audience and the proprietary giants are simply not interested in a niche market. Some people can get away with using a raspberry pi as a main computer(myself included, given that I only use a browser and vim for work). But again - that's just me. Many of my co-workers rely on heavy IDEs so that rules it out for them.
There are no armed guards. Some nut jobs did go there with guns but they didn't do anything. The current state of it...think of it like kids hanging out at the mall - skateboarding, socializing, eating and then they go home at night.
Does anyone know how a Pi4 with 8gb ram would hold up compared to a six year old mid-lower tier laptop?

It's something I've been curious about for a while and really just waiting for the point where a RaspberryPi-type device is adequate for Facebook / Hackernews / Youtube, which is essentially what I use a laptop for at home.
Article a few days ago in same journal saying the opposite

https://www.infectioncontroltoday.com/mask-respirators/why-p...
As a startup CTO, I’m grateful not to have anyone hounding me to deliver features “on time”. We iterate on them until they meet the desired outcome for our users and my own requirements in terms of quality. Then we ship them. Might take a week, might take a month. Features are done when they’re done.
HashiCorp is doing fine with config files in hcl or json. What’s your specific complain here? To me it seems your mini languages would anyway compile into something very similar to those yaml files. It’s all graph nodes in the end. But I do agree a language would be nicer when it comes to testing
OS with decent and predictable support are not easy to find. Windows can change overnight after a big update. Most devices you mentioned are junk, since ssd is soldered on motherboard.
Disney almost bought Twitter in 2016
As minority man of color my own experience as well as my friends experience are absolutely in line with what OP has stated. Although I am well-educated, successful and reasonably good-looking, I've a hard time dating. OTOH women of my ethnicity do pretty well in dating market. The only way to explain this phenomenon is hypergamy.

Everyone I know in real life (from different genders and ethnicities) acknowledges this. But for some reason these issues spark a fierce debate online. I am not sure what I am missing here.
From my Pine64 experience as an initial backer, I 100% agree.

I think where Pine64 failed to deliver is that they overpromised on when they could deliver the product. I received mine very late and I couldn't boot the OS and support wasn't helpful.

Meanwhile, the Raspberry Pi 3 with 64bit support was announced after Pine64 and delivered before the Pine64 without hiccups.

Pine64 could have improved but I woule rather stick with something like a Raspberry Pi where there is a better level of support (from my experience).
Next article: I replaced my car with Raspberry Pi... didn't work out.

hmmmmmmm.
When I first discovered aphyr's site, all of the test articles began with "Call Me Maybe:" rather than "Jepsen:", and then one day all the articles were renamed.

I've always suspected he changed it for legal reasons, and his comment elsewhere in this thread pretty much confirms it.
Hedonic Asymmetries
I agree. Developed is one thing, even building a space where it's easier to develop, but teaching? As a guy who's taught for both fun and profit, I don't buy it.
Default Linux desktop is painful. If you set things up properly and learn a thing or two it can be less painful than the alternatives. I much prefer my custom xmonad setup over mac and windows, which (literally and figuratively) painfully require more mouse interactions and setup that can't be easily captured in config files that I can check into version control.
I couldn't feel any emotion in the parent comment, only a description of how things are perceived to be. What makes you think there is resentment?
> rules and structure provincially eliminating minute problems and creating larger problems as a result

Rules and structure created by the union.
Best Practices for Node.js Error-Handling
The Staggering Cost of Bad Cops
>Maybe tinder isn't reality and many in fact most people meet each other outside of tinder. 78% of women aren't actually chasing the top 20% of men and are in fact available to meet outside of hook ups on tinder.

No, Tinder is reality. It's naive to believe that just because it's a platform that facilitates communication and hookup that it's somehow disconnected from reality in it's own little microcosm or niche.

All Tinder does is reflect human behavior. Between Tinder, OkCupid and N other apps you have more than enough data needed to draw some very damning conclusions. Way beyond "more than enough", actually.

People who reject reality and live in their own little fantasy worlds will find themselves in for a bad surprise when they come to.

I mentioned this in a post further below - this is not new knowledge. Long before online dating apps, in the 90s, there existed alt.seduction.fast newsgroup that outlined all of this for people. Read Neil Strauss' "The Game" for some chilling truths, and then bring yourself back to 2020 and look at what is happening today. It isn't much different.
When I first bought a RPi, I used it exclusively for writing and coding for several days. Worked OK, so I was surprised about the whining in the article.
Amazing how something marketed as "secure by design" is, in fact, designed with the same issues as other competitive operating systems.

https://www.apple.com/business/docs/site/AAW_Platform_Securi...
Another good resource for understanding JS execution context: https://tylermcginnis.com/ultimate-guide-to-execution-contex...

You can use its JavaScript Visualizer to step through the context creation (ES5, doesn't work too well with ES6): https://tylermcginnis.com/javascript-visualizer/
I made clear I have no anti-american views (and I don't feel like US citizens, generally speaking, are so much more open to external opinions than Europeans by the way).
The problem is not related to the quality of soil or to the borders but to the fact that we humans have a recent tendency to over-engineer a very natural process : eating simple, normal, things.
Yeah, I don't get it either. Has the Raspberry Pi marketing changed significantly that I'm unaware of? I own a few raspberry pis and never saw them as more as either a minimalist toy, cheap learning tool, or easy-entry DIY embedded platform.
Block all JS on medium and you will have a better, faster experience overall and won't get these limitations.

It won't work with browsing from the medium frontpage, but personally I only read medium when linked to an article and there the experience is much better when JS is blocked.
It's because I don't believe you have any actual evidence, and even if you did, you'd end up arguing that a lack of relationships could explain someone becoming a danger to society. That alone is difficult to argue since they could have issues parallel that could have caused it.
I just got an 8GB one and it works well enough for YouTube and light browsing but I couldn’t use it as a dedicated machine. Certainly is more snappy than the older ones I have. Just visiting the YouTube home page seems to really be pushing it though.
I recently have read a block with benchmarks doing that for well written C in their use case async io only becomes faster then using threads from around 10k parallel connections. (Through the difference was negligible).

This seems to also be a major behind io_uring.
Given that Macs (at least the good old trashcan) also can't do 4k@60Hz over HDMI, that was the one comparison that struck me as somewhat unfair.
A Snickers bar has 27g of sugar in it[1], almost 3 times the 10g in the 'average apple' (without the fiber or water to slow down metabolizing it). I haven't encountered anyone claiming that obesity and diabetes are rampant in the US due to over-consumption of fruit (though fruit juice is not doing us any favors).

1: https://www.myfooddiary.com/foods/22930/snickers-regular-siz...
Financial markets are also unusually tough because it's such a wicked problem. If there weren't so many smart people trying to predict them, they'd be easier to predict.
> Women aren't sleeping with men because...

The data showed that women are sleeping with men. It says: "Sexual activity was largely unchanged among unmarried women".
Given that apparently quite a few men have an issue if their wife makes more money than them, probably. Being a provider is generally valued by men, being a romantic fallback not so much.
Well your answer revolves around dating which is not casual sex. In that answer you address how men should treat women, but men aren't having sex because they simply aren't talking to women at all... it has nothing to do with how they treat them. This is an issue of self confidence: both the lack of it in men, and the steadily increasing amount of it in women.
RasPi or Arduino
I was a little bit disappointed that the title promised an introduction to biohacking, but in practice, by the end, it amounted to how to lose weight. The "hacking" part is in understanding how the body processes energy and how eating affects that, I guess. Still, from that title, I think it was fair to expect a different article.
Linux on the desktop works pretty well in my experience. Desktops have wired networks, mainatream hardware, mouses, stay connected to the same display all the time, headphones are wired, and power management is nice to have.

Where it gets annoying is "linux on random laptop". Suddenly perfect power management is a must, there's an expectation of sleep instead of shutting down, networks are wireless, headphones snd keyboards and mice are bluetooth, displays change all the time, you have a touchpad to contend with, etc -- all of this is very driver dependent and manufacturers don't care about linux at all.

It's not that linux haven't gotten better - it had, but the problem also got a lot more difficult.
I don't think people hate police just to hate police. Here is Dave Chapelle's "8:46" video:

https://youtu.be/3tR6mKcBbT4
Pretty much the classic "waking up late night, oh my [relative/so/person you care about] texted me at night, let see what--MY EYES!" -- but on PC
You can call it asexual or you can call it “sexually traumatized straight” but I’m not sure which is more accurate. One has nothing wrong with it and another has a lot wrong with it.

To tell you the truth I’d not be particularly happy with either.
Learning to Find Consulting Clients (2015)
Would it be news to you that most men want to have sex with women they seen as attractive? The characteristics are clear from biological studies - skinny, signs of youth, signs of femininity etc. Blonde hair is a sign of youthfulness that's why men are attracted to women with that hair type.
Even where nothing in compilation is Turing complete, many pieces may be unbounded. And where there are artificial bounds, they could as well be applied to something otherwise Turing complete.
Bring Textpad into workshopx, easy your remote interview
>The assumption that a "foreign girl" is easier to get is both offensive and wrong.

I don't think that assessment is wrong or offensive (although I wouldn't say "foreign").

I think a lot of the problem is culturally related. I've had far better relationships with people I've dated outside of typical white middle class US culture. US parents often inflate egos to absurd levels, set unrealistic relationship expectations, and frequently create terrible personalities, especially for their daughters.

"Easier" isn't inherently a bad thing in this context. I would argue dating someone with reasonable expectations who is actually kind, approachable, and less afflicted by negative culturaly induced behaviors is far more appealing than someone who assumes they're better than say 90% of the population which a lot of US women have adopted in their dating mentalities.
I'm not sure why anyone would do this other than to waste time, to each to their own I guess...
>So you can't be for or against them

If there's one thing that my decade of internet commenting experience has taught me, it's that some people will always find a way to be dogmatically for or against any conceivable position.
what are some of cool products built with this tech.
Well, I guess running all those favourite Electron apps simultaneously on the Pi wouldn't be a wise thing to do since it would still grind to a slow and painful halt.

I would just spare the Raspberry Pi from this Electron app stress testing torture as it evidently cannot handle many of them running at the same time.
There is a big difference between working OK and working in a pleasant to use manner.

Every time I've ever tried to use Linux as my daily driver it has worked OK. But it has never been pleasant to use and as such I never stick with it for too long.
What I am hearing from this is that there are good odds the Pi5 will be a suitable light-duty desktop replacement.
Stop Earn IT
Catching Poachers with Machine Learning
Thank you so much for posting the source! I don't understand why so many reporters write an entire story about a survey or scientific paper and don't link to it or even mention the title of the paper.
Right but don't you think that olive oil for example was eaten since centuries? I often refer myself to the so-called "Mediterranean diet" as a good reference when I'm asking myself if I should eat something. This is based on data to some degree also.
Your premise omits the possibility that there is correlation among the diverse orderings that women apply to men. Or even barring that, that they don't converge to an aggregate ordering which is what GP is explaining that men experience.
Saw him 234 nights ago. My date and I have each seen-heard him a few times before but none of them shared. We both thought it was an incredible show, which we wouldn't say about all of them.

This interviewer had good questions. Didn't know him, but was pleasantly surprised to read a bit about him.

I get a free assist over that paywall from my public library.

What is the significance of the 19th?
Coming up next: AtTiny13 vs Dell PowerEdge.
Pinsteps
I correct myself - women aren't sleeping with men to the degree that men would prefer.

And if most of the 300 comments in this thread are to be believed, it's because women will only throw themselves wantonly at high earners. Men just need wait long enough so that women's biology will force them to lower their standards.

You guys really don't like us do you?
Protest has to be inconvenient or else it can be ignored. People really don't understand how angry others must be to riot until they've _been that angry themselves_.
Also regarding open source repos: as a robotics engineer not all of my work is software. A major contribution I have made are the complete mechanical designs (including dual stage planetary gearboxes) for my off road rover robot:
https://reboot.love/t/rover-and-skittles-cad-design-files-he...

My actual software contributions are smaller, though I did design an arduino compatible frequency hopping wireless networking library and associated open licensed hardware designs, some of which is under my failed company's github account.

My computer vision stack is under development and I don't have much on github at the moment. But the point was not that I am so great for making a bunch of open source contributions. The question (which someone else asked) was whether I would open source my own code. The answer is yes.

I am also the lead engineer on a farming robot, which has lots of software I wrote myself. I am pushing hard for us to become a non profit and release all of our IP with an unrestricted license. So yes to the other commenter's question, I am very willing to follow my words with actions.
Most men who go to the gym are not getting too muscular for women. It's hard to get that big if you aren't juicing.
What would propose as an alternative? Even if it's too late for this particular thing, I'm curious anyway as there are similar problems that crop up here and there at $dayhob
This is because suther of OP is an absolute clueless "technology author".
Well, that is indeed a link.
It's always interesting to watch my attraction for someone who was really hot up front start to slide down the more they talk, or the other way around. Personality is so much more important than level of initial attraction.