skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had a similar experience with extreme anxiety, negativity etc. And like you, NLP helped enormously. I would encourage anyone suffering from this sort of thing to seek out NLP/CBT help and techniques. Just the simple act of noticing and catching myself thinking negative thoughts and reframing them helped... thinking "what's the positive way to look at this". There is always a positive angle you can find. A lot of benefit can be felt just being conscious of, and changing how, you view the world.
I just ssh-ed in, there are multiple users, its crazy!
> society almost sees it as a requirement

I never seen office and it never mattered. Majority of people I know never seen Game of Thrones and would not liked it. Some people do like Game of thrones. So no, it is definitely not a requirement by "society". It may be requirement in your own bubble of society, just as some other bubbles treat dota or Witcher III as requirement.

I also cant recall people defending TV watching as not-a-wasted-of-time. There seems to be consensus that it is waste of time. That if you spent whole weekend by watching tv or watched tv till late hours, you should get a grip and self control.
AF = “as fuck”; the @ is used in reference to a direct message/mention or tweet - like “don’t tweet at me about this bro”.
Sort of, new gold mines keep showing up and if asteroid mining takes off it's really going to push gold value down by a lot.
Looks lovely, I can see real use for this in my work, postgres and the availabilty of postgis extension is really useful for mapping data and spatially realted queries.
Yep, around 1990
From a threat modeling perspective it doesn’t sound too promising: I doubt espionage is an activity that favors the unprepared, so people who need to know how to “beat the polygraph” will.
Have you tried international money transfers?

Bank to bank this can take 3-5 business days (agreed, western union can be faster, but less convenient) and, depending on your payment processor, can easily cost 15% on the transferred value.

So I argue that, similarly like with the mail to email example, money to emoney is faster, cheaper and safer.
You Wouldn’t Want to Be a Cat in Medieval Europe
One idea I've had (heavily influenced by The Diamond Age, I must admit) - a premium video game experience where NPCs you meet are sometimes voiced/acted by actors hired real-time on-demand with face or even body mocap. The NPCs revert back to regular AI versions if an actor is unable to be hired at that time. The player could interact by speaking with their own voice, naturally role-playing the scene. This would of course be astonishingly expensive, but people are clearly willing to spend a lot of money on video games these days so there might be a market. You could create the company providing the real-time on-demand acting service to whatever game company wants to integrate with your services, either contracting or hiring actors to wait around for requests. They could even work from home if their internet setup is good enough.

Reasons this sector might take off: recent greater consumer spending on video games (especially with the pandemic) & their normalization as a field of entertainment, recent greater consumer spending on online services where you pay to interact with actors (although they're all of the, er, amorous type), and the growing popularity of mixed reality driven by the release of Half Life: Alyx.
Starlink+Drones.

People using apps like cashapp to ditch traditional banks leading to loans and other financial activity to be done over these newer apps.
You don't find aggregation of regional deviation to national deviation interesting from a statistical perspective? Odd.

Especially for someone who titles them-self "Chief Scientist"
Insane.

Well done brother ;)
I don't to if this applies specifically to you, but I noticed that for a lot of people, the "hate" for marketing is a really a disguise for fear.

In practically every industry, marketers are slightly looked down at, and it's only when people face the need to do it themselves they realize just how hard the act of winning hearts and minds is.

Sure, there're a million and one cheap hacks, but the gulf between them and actually winning the love of an audience is huge. And we never one the cheap attention, right? We want the real thing: true appreciation of the value of whatever product or service you're building.

That's the only thing that wins loyalty, that's the thing Kevin Kelley was thinking about when he wrote "1000 True Fans".

So people want the fans, but to win them you have to get consistent at communicating value. And since many developers don't take pride in communication, and it's not a skill they've previously cultivated, it can easily feel just like you described, an exorbitant burden.

At some point in my life I realized that the one hard skill standing between me and working for myself long term is marketing. I made a conscious decision to desert any willful ignorance on my part and genuinely make and effort. I'm glad I did.
Generically engineered plants for the home
Version Control (Git) MIT lecture [video]
Social media retirement services.
That's the whole point, I think.

We're saying, "he's better at predicting things than the mainstream media!" The issue is that the mainstream media's bar is so low, there is no bar. And the reason this guy is somewhat respected is because his bar is only slightly higher than rat shit, which seems amazing compared to what we're used to.

The guy sucks at actually modelling outcomes. Because everyone does. He just sucks very slightly less than everyone else. Maybe the issue isn't that Nate Silver is slightly better than average, maybe the issue is that we shouldn't be sharing this garbage on the news, since it's not reflective of reality.

It's like saying, "sure, Cuba is a human rights nightmare, but it's okay to trade and interact with them, cause at least it ain't the Congo!"
Thanks for the hint ("beast" descibes it perfectly :) ), seems mine is castrated:
"Furthermore, it appears that although subsequently released MacBook, MacBook Air, and pre-"Mid-2010" Mac mini models all are equipped with "Core 2 Duo" 64-bit processors and 64-bit EFIs, Apple has blocked these "consumer-targeted" Macs from booting in 64-bit mode. iMac and MacBook Pro models released in 2007 with 64-bit EFIs seem to have been blocked as well."

Found @
https://everymac.com/mac-answers/snow-leopard-mac-os-x-faq/m...
It's a great way to have people work for free. Imagine applying for a job as a security auditor, only to be told your wages are reliant upon the system being insecure. If you do happen to save us $457k, we'll give you $10k, but if you give us the piece of mind that we're really after here, not a single bean!
I don't think they should be standard at all. I am familiar with all of them pretty much since the moment they are born (which is not that long, TBH) and the only one I actually use is tree. Which is also quite a judgement call, since it can be replaced by exa, which is more powerful (I'm considering it; I'm pretty sure that you will like it, BTW, so take a look). bat is useless, since there is vim/view. rg is actually good, but cannot be used as a drop-in replacement for ag (I don't remember what the problem is exactly, but I tried several times and burntsushi even gave me some advice on that, and I still use ag, which is slower, so I assume there actually was some serious reason). And, by the way, no, neither of them is actually a replacement of grep.

(Also, yeah, let's ignore that Rust in the standard libraries is still a problem.)
AI in 2020 is large numbers of if-the-else statements, unless you have fancy developers, who use switch statements
I believe AF is commonly short for "as fuck". Also, "don't @" used here is something along the lines of "don't tag me in a post calling me out for my opinion".

As for auras, I'm as lost as you.
I know, but lets be real for a moment:
Cloudflaremirror will probably be the fastest. This will cause people to configure it and because people are generally lazy they will not configure other mirrors.
I believe they got every single state right in three consecutive elections before 2016? And even in 2016, their predictions align reasonably well with the outcome, easily beating all competitors.

..and that's only presidential elections. See https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/checking-our-work/ for their quantitative reflections on accuracy. Looks pretty good.
I know I wanted to do this, but I am very happy such a utility doesn't exist. Unix utilities, usually work in a pipeline fashion, read line -> process -> write to output. This allows them to allocate a limited amount of memory. If you read all input in memory, you are asking for trouble: 'cat /dev/zero | sponge a'.
Specialized Accounting / Bookkeeping Services.
I think small to mid scale farm ag-tech is going to become huge in the next decade. We already see large industrial farms making use of more and more tech what happens when that tech scale shrinks down.
No code/low code. People here underestimate the work it requires to craft a production CRUD app and keep it working.

The problem these tools solve are more related to infrastructure rather than one's ability to code. Learning to code might be the easiest part but deploying it, maintaining it, scaling it, securing it and integrating it with thousands of other services remains a huge task even for experienced folks. It's wasted time and effort for something that is cookie cutter in functionality and limited in scope (vast majority of web).

Some of them provide collaboration tools, development environment and experts on call which is neat.

Add ease of outsourcing, too. The employer doesn't have to worry about maintenance once the product is finished. Many good platforms will allow you an easy migration path and better security controls. That comes at a vendor lock in. That's the price but given the life expectancy of smaller companies and startups, it may as well be worth it.
What are advantages of this compared to openSCAD or CadQuery? Specifically I ditched openSCAD for cadquery because it can't export to brep formats like STEP.
What exactly don’t you like about this type of writing?
I got a little ways through the very first course way back when. I am planning to learn ML/DS in my spare time, but I have a particular end goal - self driving cars/computer vision. Does this course cover those topics?
In the crypto world there is a lot of hype around DeFi (decentralised finance) like everything in crypto it a mix of good technical ideas, lots of marketing bd, and a host of obnoxious bros. At the heart of it though there are really interesting things around liquidity.

I will be boring now and say that Cloud services will continue to expand, it's effectively a tax on doing work on the internet and start-ups love using cloud, the idea of maintaining your own servers is considered silly unless their is some particular reason to. I expect to see growth of 20% yoy in that sector for the top 3 players. Azure, GCP and AWS.
Worth noting that Google now allows you to request that it not store any web, app, or location data from any of its services, including Android.

https://myactivity.google.com/activitycontrols

You can configure it to delete after a certain period of time (eg 3 mo) or to never store it. You can also view and delete specific bits of data.

Of course, I am sure there are loopholes and bugs that result in some information remaining on Google services, but for privacy conscious users who rely on some Google services, it's worth experimenting with and spreading.
Also with Terminal.app from macOS...very..er..."colorful".

https://www.dropbox.com/s/q52w26jsyv086hn/Screen%20Shot%2020...
I wonder if you could build something like that with the Raspi 4 and it's usb-c OTG support.
According to your definition, when is time not wasted?
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Why not invest that money in a Prius instead? Or offer to replace someone’s diesel truck with a Prius?
> There's a lot of code that one could write that's perfectly kosher in C++ but a no-no in Rust.

Not a problem. Rust checks are applied to the Rust code you write or import, and everything else is just ingested as is.
Lol, I wish as well but people have been saying this for the past 3 years.
I would say that HN is, in some ways, more susceptible, due to a combination of user demographics and the site's mechanics.
Chromium devs want the browser to talk to directly devices, computers
Distributed IT/office that services remote workers in their homes.

Pay a fee and you get access to a pool of desks, chairs, computers, and an IT/office staff to come to your house and maintain it and set it up.

In that vein: tooling to manage remote workers.
IP Reputation or Irresponsible Recipients?
It's newspeak.
I wish every ARM device supported UEFI. Custom images for ever singly ARM device is not sustainable. Only Microsoft required UEFI on ARM devices (and maybe Apple now with their own silicon?) but they locked all those bootloaders. Even when people found ways past those locks, there are no open source drivers for all the hardware on Lumia phones, so they're all useless e-waste bricks now.

DeviceTree can go die in a fire.
There are other public servers. Matrix is basically like email. Pick whatever server you like and talk to whoever you want on any other server.
I've bought Toshiba cards from 16GB to 128GB over past several years and I agree that their latency is low when compared to Samsung or other brands; But Toshiba cards has never failed but every other brand has(corrupted/becoming write protected etc.) especially on RPi.

But since almost every SBC support booting from SSD (Even if they don't, we can have /boot on SD and /root on SSD), so low SD card latency is not an issue to me. In fact I'm digging up old 4GB cards for /boot to repurpose larger capacity SD cards from SBCs for other purposes(Chromebook, Camera etc.).

As for specific model, there were many different model names, I usually choose the middle tier for performance:price.
What cameras and monitoring software do you use?

I’ve been trying to put together a self-hosted surveillance situation to replace this Nest. So far I’ve got a super cheap PoE camera from amazon and Zoneminder. The camera leaves a lot to be desired... and I’m still figuring out Zoneminder
What do you mean by this one? Retirement homes for social media influencers? Cleaning up social media posts from defunct platforms a la Myspace?
Afaik ChromeOS phones home to Google, so if Google is among your threat model (privacy) it's not good.

Las time I checked, installing ChromiumOS wasn't easy and i'm not even sure there's a "ungoogled" version like there is for the Chromium web browser.
So, Rust is to blame for C++ problems?

No. C++ programs are safe under certain conditions. If they aren't then they need to be changed in C++ or in Rust interfacing code.

Even if something is unsafe, it can still be used safely.
I’m not sure how that business insider piece is applicable. Fighter jets have a huge range of available telemetry, not just visual spectrum cameras. High intensity LEDs might fool a camera but they won’t fool radar.

I don’t think the problem is fundamentally different from the pre-AI state of electronic warfare and countermeasures.
I think the header Content-Length is missing.
No-code/low-code is definitely reaching a crescendo of buzz in the legal tech market right now. Which is funny because it’s an idea as old as computers themselves, but there’s a lot of low-hanging fruit still left.
Is this social media for the elderly, or services to help you close down your social media accounts?
Space tech, things for mars. (Elon is going to need a lot of help)

VR development. It really hasn’t hit mainstream yet and when it changes how we work that could be huge.

I think AI based procedural generation of games. Seeing how good gpt3 is getting this seems like it could be huge.

AI based personalized education. Have you seen how well gpt3 can explain concepts? Could something like that also evaluate your understanding, come up with custom learning plans?
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The full quote:

“"Many Blacks didn’t go out to vote for Hillary ‘cause they liked me. That was almost as good as getting the vote, you know, and it was great,” the president-elect said, according to an audio recording of the meeting shared with POLITICO.”

This is Trump making an assertion about the possible motives of non-voters.

It is not at all a smoking-gun admission of voter suppression.

I’m sympathetic to the idea that voter suppression is a predominantly Republican strategy, as there does seem to be plenty of circumstantial evidence for it, but declaring a slam-dunk proof “on record” like in the GP post is overstating the evidence and ultimately harms their cause as it makes them look untrustworthy.

(That is, unless there is some better evidence for the claim than the link above!)
No code = someone else's code, it's been around forever, used to be called cots
-i is definitely not specificed by POSIX, but it supported on all those platforms with some small differences, for instance on OSX the backup extension (-i.bak) is not optional.
Can you elaborate? And why do you think it will go mainstream in the next few years?
Mullvad at least used to take cash by mail, too.
Pretty tough to correlate that.
I work on this. Ai driven garden appliances. Biogensis accelerators.
This type of tech is hard to make reliable and user friendly.
Requires a lot of sensors and lab equipment to be engineered, mass produced, user friendly and reliable. One discrete failure and it kills the crop.
Solar energy cities under the sea

I'm beginning to pick up why this is an arts movement instead of a scientific movement.
This sounds logical but do you think it will be mainstream as in Instagram level mainstream? Maybe a bit more explanation will be helpful.
> If you tag a function as safe erroneously you basically throw Rust's safety out of the window.

You really don't. Rust checks are applied to the code written in Rust. If a developer intentionally marked a dependency as safe then you get exactly what you've asked for.

Sometimes it's unquestionably better to have a working system than not having one just because a pedantic compiler complains about stuff that you can't do nothing about.
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1985.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_TopView

I had just started working at Gupta Technologies at the time, and for a short while we seriously considered developing for TopView instead of Windows.
Personally I have observed a person with worse farmville addiction than any pc related addiction I have personally seen. Two accounts on farmville, one on a farmville-clone, each three played at the same time competitive for top ranking, with guilds and guild drama, and candy-crush games on the side.

If we are talking about spending, thankfully the above person did at least restrict themselves to <$100 per months on boosters (or at least that what they told me), but you should be aware that in-store revenue outnumber sales revenue in basically ever game regardless if its on phone or pc (not sure about console but my guess is that the same is true). There is a reason why almost every game company has shifted focus away from game sales and into in-game item sales.

> Rage and affected mood are two different things.

No. Mood swings because of a game is the same regardless if its short bursts or long and moody. If a person allow a game (and the social groups in it) to have lasting negative effect on their mood then that is a problem regardless what kind of game it is.
Why will it take off in the next couple of years? Any changes coming?
Open agriculture.
I have seen this argument most often from vocal, proud Trump supporters trying to explain away Trump's consistently low approval ratings. Why would someone so enthusiastically for Trump that they're willing to shout it to the world suddenly be circumspect about indicating their support in an anonymous poll with no human on the other side?

Of course, you can argue that those people are not the same groups of people. But there's no evidence that this thing exists, even when people have looked for it in the past (see "shy Tory effect").
> they used my Paypal email as the login email

Login email? There is no such thing in Mullvad. All you have is a Account Number, and there should be no identifiers beyond that. Where do you even find any inputs to enter your email?
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The certificate approach has the advantage of the server storing nothing at all, but a standard username+password could accomplish something similar. It's not a big deal if the result of the query is a username and password. The central question is what type of records they kept for the payment.
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Also available in the sidebar of the subreddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/), in case the invite expires.
You mean "genetically"?
They already are.. Like roses, or most patented strains. Lots of research into cannabis. What do you think these plants do?
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Why would management subject themselves to a union? It’s because the law makes them once their labor organizes. And if they try to fire their unionized labor they get into a world of pain.
Is it cheaper than BelugaCDN?
Use z[1]. Also use fzf.

[1] - https://github.com/skywind3000/z.lua
If the C++ they bind to is not safe, then allowing these to be called from safe Rust is unsound.
Smart Tattoos. Color E-ink displays. Eventually: holographic VR.
“U.S. Army Gulf War Veteran, former Ford Autoworker and presently working in the aviation field as a Chemtrail Technician”

Cracked me up
Is there a way to namespace on install? Or does that have to be configured in the package?
Same. I think covid has made a lot of people question the idea of relying on a few large suppliers for all their needs, and expect we'll start seeing neighborhood farms to provide supplemental produce in preparation for future events that cause long-term disruptions to daily life.
What’s the Suriname for?
Your method is probably the best you can do. I think the security firm claims, that while the tunnel is up, there is a connection - actual TCP connection, or UDP stream - that associates the client IP to the socket in the VPN infrastructure. If you could intercept that data and track it inside their infra, you could discover what IP PirateBay has on their backend.
If it does not require `unsafe` to call these bindings, then the code they execute _must_ be sound according to _Rust_ rules.

If this is not the case, then this whole library thing is _unsound_. We really need an "intentially-broken" tag in crates.io to identify crates that lie about their soundness intentionally.
Every farmer i talk to about this doesn't store their data in compatible formats (yet)
There are no standards.
Quick idea: even though Chromium (not Puppeteer) is quite power hungry, you only need to run it once every update period and then take a archive/dump of the output that gets fed to the screen, then use this cache copy while shutting down Chromium.
Right. It will rebound without a doubt. As will all interesting cities. As for the people who have fled to the suburbs, oh well, bye bye.
> The problem these tools solve are more related to infrastructure rather than one's ability to code.

So... SaaS?
Who is Dave Clark, the new chief of Amazon’s giant retail business?
Exactly! This is pure COVID theater. I presume to convince parents their child will be safe so they will pay their $45,000 annual tuition bills.
Yes. I backed a Kickstarter for the pISO that did this with the Pi Zero. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/178023282/piso-the-most...

Open source hardware and software published at https://github.com/ALSchwalm/pISO