skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I speak Irish (not my native language, though), and there's a bunch of them. Here's some of the more traditional, 'sean-nós' songs:

Amhrán Mhúinse - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=By0QM8mlr28 (English lyrics are in the description) - This is probably my favorite of all Irish sean-nós songs. It's super haunting, and made even sadder by the fact the woman who wrote the song didn't get her wish to be buried in her home area.

Coilín Phádraig Shéamuis - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EOjSOAxN9Wg -- Typical song about immigration, quite melancholic.

Also, Iarla Ó Lionard does quite a lot of good work in the sean-nós tradition (he was heard on the film Brooklyn); here's one of my favorites by him - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35U1sOOjdDg

FInally, it's hard not to mention Seosamh Ó hÉanaí/Joe Heaney/Joe Éinniú, a native speaker from the Galway Gaeltacht - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrSL3YtzP_w

And, for some newer works in the language that I enjoy

An Cailín Álainn - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5l82gO7tuw

Pócaí Folamh is Cloigeann Tinn - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0L54BJFRnw

Siar go Conamara - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tywACdkAgc

All of these songs are sung by natives, which, sadly, is getting less and less common as the native speaking areas dwindle and as summer camps get millions of views translating the latest English language hit for summer school kids with awful pronunciation to sing.
Mine does mass-based defrosting, which makes sense to me and seems to work well.

(A defrost button that is a shortcut to 270W power, then turns the usually time knob into an approx mass selector from which it presumably has some time look-up table.)
I think you might be amazed at how many businesses are quite successful at levels well below that. Perhaps for a technology business it's a small amount, but it can sustain one family quite comfortably in most parts of the US.

That quibble aside, I agree that if you can multiply that kind of success 3 or 5x and automate the living hell out of everything, you could be doing pretty well.
Tobacco.
I should have said "have the ability to have...", but you are correct, unfortunately.
The commits in pull requests are part of the git repo, in that they can be fetched from the repo's remote. The comments are not.
Personally it's the pandemic and the ensuing financial stress and isolation that came from it. I haven't hung out with any of my friends in eight months due to a combination of those factors.
The article underlines my understanding of empathy.

I think Empathy can be counterproductive ... because if you feel like the person (I mean feel like the person ...) you might be less likely to be able to help them.

"By becoming “the wounded person,” he vicariously experiences their suffering. "
Ever heard of crowdstrike?
There's only four things we do better than anyone else :

music, movies, microcode, high-speed pizza delivery.
I suffer from borderline personality disorder and it's rough but usually treatable with lots of therapy and learning of "skills."

The covid crisis made my issues boil over to the point of losing relationships, friendships and attempting to take my own life twice (before I found the therapist).
The article points out that while Stripe is considered prestigious in the Valley, it is not considered prestigious by the Harvard undergraduates the author spoke to.
Which nation?
Reading through here I see a lot of people who are just as depressed as me, anyone wanna have a be less alone video chat?
I tinker with a lot of things, but microwave ovens are on my personal no-go list, and I'd prefer that modding microwaves didn't become a thing.

Living in dense apartments in university neighborhoods... I don't want my building to be burned down, nor to get zapped with internal burns, from the raygun some neighbor accidentally made and fired.

You know how some DIY forums will yell at anyone who makes a charming rustic baby crib out of reclaimed pallet wood previously treated with carcinogens and covered in spills of industrial chemicals and rat poison?

There's so many safer materials to play with.
> BTW Don't clone a successful product

You mean, like gas stations?
Windows 10 and WSL.

Have not found a good successor to Devonthink Pro though.
> “You see these rises and falls in our relationships with pets,” says Herzog. “In the long haul, I think petkeeping might fall out of fashion; I think it is possible that robots will take their place.”

What is it with these guys named Herzog?

https://herzoginspirationals.tumblr.com/

There are no professional ethicists quoted and there is no coherent complete argument made. (Had to look up what an ethicist actually was.)
It's not supposed to be all easy. A big part of advancement is creating technology that enables us to reach higher with less effort. Sustainability is a big issue now that a lot of people are working towards. Once we unlock more efficient techniques of capturing solar energy, energy becomes almost a non issue until we reach another barrier that's orders of magnitude away. Space travel will reduce resource limitations too.
> America weighs the question of "what force should be used, where, when and for what purpose" constantly.

Yes, but I think every country makes those decisions and uses its military from time to time, at least every major country (kudos to Costa Rica for eliminating its military!) including all the NATO countries. The U.S. is a different case; it has been the guarantor of the post-WWII order and so uses its military more than some others (that doesn't justify the actions).

> 30% of recruits have parents who served, 70% have a relative who served

I'm surprised those numbers aren't higher for the population as a whole. For one thing, people were being drafted as recently as the 1970s. I'd expect that almost everyone has a relative who was in the military. I don't come from a military-oriented family in any sense, and I have at least three living ex-military relatives and of course many deceased ones.

But of course there is some continuity from generation to generation. That applies to any profession, locale, etc. People aren't surprised that the engineer's child becomes an artist, but the child is more likely to become an engineer than most people. Does that mean there is an 'engineer class'?

> a significant portion the leadership of the military is absolutely a distinct beast. While yes, they are nominally just another citizen, they have part of a distinct culture (how could you not if you spent 10+ years in service of an institution) with a distinct way of seeing the world.

The GP was talking about a sort of caste (my word), trained and treated distinctly from generation to generation. Every profession, community, ethnicity, etc etc. creates a distinct way of seeing the world. Look at people in SV! Y Combinator does the same. Other parts of government do the same. There's nothing special about the military in that regard.
> I can do anything I want with it.

Except run software when the server gets a little smokey.
Arbitrary random numbers are pointless. 37% of people know that.
This is true but it also doesn't invalidate the struggles of anyone who's experiencing depression in modern times. Not saying you were trying to do that but I just want to say that for anyone who reads this and feels like their own struggle isn't valid.
society has no problem with mass-eugenics? see: abortion. or transgenderism. when you grow up in a digital world where everything can be manipulated effortlessly bringing that human agency and engineering into the real world is rather predictable. add the substantial profit motive in there and there is no end to what we might see.
The surgery with 300% mortality rate
Nice, glad to hear that!

Yeah, RTK is written in TS and specifically designed for a good TS usage experience with a lot of type inference, and the React-Redux hooks API is _much_ simpler to use with TS since it's really just a matter of declaring the type of `state` in your selectors. (Well, okay, to use thunks in components you gotta supply a customized type for `dispatch` that knows it can accept thunks too.)

FYI, we've got some new RTK APIs in the works that are close to alpha status that I think are really gonna surprise people and make some use cases a _lot_ nicer too. Hoping we can formally announce them here in the next couple weeks.

Lemme glance at that repo you listed there...

Oh wow, that's a really impressive project there, and some neat larger-scale use of RTK! Thanks for linking that.

A few quick bits of feedback on your code since I've got it open:

- A couple of those extra middleware look like they could maybe just be hand-written thunks instead, such as `projectMiddleware`

- for `projectMiddleware` in particular, you probably ought to be doing `storeAPI.dispatch(loadProject))` instead of trying to unwrap the thunk yourself

- strictly speaking, a reference to `window.width` shouldn't be in the reducer itself - the value should be in the action, preferably via the `prepare` callback. (In practice it won't really make a difference, just pointing it out as an FYI.)

- always nice to see actual uses of `undoable()` in the wild :)
Nope... I am the opposite. Kinda calm, and enjoying NYC/Manhattan being a quitter place.

I am mostly an introvert though, but had some major FOMO before covid.

I attribute this sense of tranquility/calmness as all that FOMO is gone, since pretty much everyone is in the same boat.

I also have created a routine and I go out every day, and work outside for at least one hour. Before it was in the parks, but now that is a bit chillier at outdoors at coffee places. Many coffee places have outdoor seating, so I use that as much as I can, before it gets too cold. I bundle up, and have noticed that I can work outside up to 42-44F so far. Not sure how will it be one it gets colder. Weather in NYC has been lovely so far though.

I miss playing sports though (soccer and volleyball), and the occasional dating, but I don't feel bad at all since everyone is in the same boat.

For the winter, I highly suggest to get some good yellow spectrum lighting in your apt. and also buy a powerful projector, and project movies/games in a whole wall. I have noticed that using a 2000lumens projector daily, instead a normal TV has made a huge improvement in my mood, and almost eliminated that SAD feeling you get in November.

TLDR:
1. Develop a routine where you go outside, to work/read, for at least one hour a day. Be friendly with the local baristas. Just somme chatting and in-person interaction every day, makes a huge difference.

2. Visit/explore different parts of the city, every week. Use a bike, so you don't have to use public transportation.

3. Buy a powerful projector, and watch TV/youtube, play games on it, for those days that the weather is not good.

4. Make your apt, room ambient look and feel nice, get some good lighting.

5. Get a regular cleaner. (I usually leave the apt. for most of the day when a cleaner comes). A clean/neat apt improves your mood a lot.

6. Start new things (either projects, books, games, whatever), so you don't feel stale, and experience new things.
Intel Microprocessor Business 'Doomed,' Claims ARM Co-Founder (2010)
Maybe you're right – I am quite a paranoid person.

I guess I just don't understand how this wasn't flagged as a concern when the feature was being worked on? How is it possible that Apple's engineering team built a backdoor like this without it raising serious security concerns? And if concerns were raised why was this not adequately pen tested prior to release?

I'm not sure what's worse from a reputational perspective... A company that prides itself on privacy but can't get something as basic as a firewall right, or a company that knows how to write secure software but occasionally puts backdoors in them for intelligence agencies?
>I'd guess we're very close to the peak of attainable technology.

Not many people, and pretty much no research scientist, would agree with that statement. I can personally think of several technologies I'm 100% certain will exist in < 40 years that will drastically alter everything about day to day life.
The better you identify uniqueness the more people will complain about it in the HN thread..!
Lots of very interesting information security tech.

Fully homomorphic encryption would be revolutionary, but the performance isn't acceptable at the moment. As soon as it became acceptable it would be adopted swiftly in many domains.

Until then, fully encrypted memory will help prevent a lot of future attacks like Spectre, Meltdown, Heartbleed, and ShellShock. Intel and AMD both seem dedicated to implementing this.

ECC memory would need to become universal to prevent RowHammer style vulnerabilities. Would love to see that take off, and included as a mandatory part of a future DDR6. No prediction as to whether that will actually happen, and the market segment that cares the most has already had it since forever.
“Maybe they shouldn’t be allowed to have phones or answer calls”

Nobody is saying this. This is the same kind of misleading rhetoric you used earlier.

The fact that people are socially engineered over the phone just proves there is a demand for a solution.

You seem to want to deny people a solution.

There is definitely a demand for a phone service that filters out scam calls, or for service providers to do something to prevent them.
I periodically suffer from what assume are symptoms of depression, but I can usually pinpoint the triggers that caused them (a lengthy social media session filled with large amounts of scrolling reviewing dozens of happy families hugging and kissing each other, a missed deadline that I'm emotionally connected to, a hangover, rainy weather, etc.)

Although I don't do this every time I suffer from the symptoms, usually a high intensity workout of some sort (a relatively fast 2 to 3 mile (or further) run, 45-60 min lifting session of fast paced lifts with super sets, etc.) will almost instantly "cure" my symptoms.

I can probably do some research or go see a doctor to confirm whether what I experience is anything potentially connected to depression, but I just haven't been motivated to and again, can usually fix what I'm feeling with a workout. Not really sure how to proceed, if at all...
Guilty as charged. I guess I do not see the difference between convenient mathematical artifact and "real". But I am also a Greg Egan fan, so no surprise there.

Although people usually do not get hung up on the virtual particles. Rather people get annoyed when we say that the definition of a "particle" is "excitation of a quantum field".
Apple: JOZ, Federighi, Ternus on M1 Macs and Big Sur
Great article. However, I doubt Apple is interested in intel’s server business. It will probably save the company.
GP is OP, they asked the question, not reacting to it.
Prezi was the first major investor in Elm (because they hired Evan) but definitely not the first major adopter.

Source: back in 2015 I was personally in a meeting at Prezi's San Francisco office where Prezi employees were asking me (and two of my coworkers) about our experiences having adopted Elm at work, because they were considering doing so for the first time!
But they can’t retroactively gain data. So it’s not the same. Besides, security is something you apply in layers.
What I feel and how I act are two different thinks. You don't have to be emphatic to act in a reasonable way in your example. I would not ask about going out, not because I feel the same pain, but I know that my friend is hurt and I will hurt him more when I ask that. I don't have to feel the same way or similar to him to understand that. That's what rational compassion is about ...

Rational compassion:
You understand the situation the other person is in and you make socially and emotionally the right decision (based on rational assessment).

Empathy: "the action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings"
emphasis on vicariously experiencing !

Empathy is often used to express that you are feeling the same of similar feeling as somebody else.
From the Grammarly post below (from another poster that didn't understand my point):

"By becoming “the wounded person,” he vicariously experiences their suffering. "

Now imagine two doctors, one is empathic to your pain and one understands your pain with rational compassion.

The doctor who "feels" your pain might not be able to operate on you ... as he emphasizes too much. His feelings towards you hinder him.

Not to say empathy cannot be useful and is interesting. Yet, I feel it's overhyped and there are dangers focusing solemnly on it.
Is this not here already?
Yeah, I’m not anti competition. I’m anti in-fighting. I also blame companies that structure their pay so radically that this fighting for next rung because it’s hundreds of thousands more is a thing. It shouldn’t be. Maybe a 10% bump, but higher up the latter should mean more responsibility and more importantly, accountability. If that justifies the extra pay then so be it but getting a promotion shouldn’t mean the difference between hundreds of thousands of dollars.
God I hate redux.

I hate that it got chosen as the de facto solution, and that there was such a strong push for it as the main state management solution for react. Even though redux devs themselves have come out and said that it's not for every situation. Where does that leave people?

I really think there should be a greater focus to be more ergonomic rather than theoretically good. There should be one package that someone can just jump into. Separating react-redux, redux, and now redux-tookit is just frustrating.

I just get this gut feeling with redux that people just wrote and wrote stuff, without really stopping and squashing it down. The fact that part of the messaging with using a toolkit also involves reading up on the essentials is a problem.

Even if the problem space is very complex there shouldn't be this much information - I think it might be easier to learn some programming languages than the entirety of the redux ecosystem. And frankly, I don't even think the problem is that complicated, the basic flux model isn't that complicated. And yet it's been made to be so complicated. I recently did a refresher, and on the react-redux example, just in the intro of a basic todolist, there's ~50 things that are highlighted - implying you should remember them - in just the section of setting up a store. Not the entire section on stores, just the intro outlining the brief overview of the rest of the tutorial.

There is just so much stuff.

I don't even think the toolkit makes things that much simpler either. It's a step in the right direction, but it feels really leaky when I get into the intermediate and advanced sections.
Having been in the business you way overestimate how much rent actually is. Payment for the kitchen equipment inside is more in many cases. Saving even 1000 a month is not that much. You will spend more than that on your delivery vehicles! (though you can outsource that to the drivers in some cases)
How are abortion or "transgenderism" examples of "mass-eugenics"?
I made this framework about months ago, when I had time playing with Deno https://github.com/oknoorap/jurassic
Nothing except biology, chemistry, and physics.
A good tool to use pictures to generate animation videos you want
Essentially the exact same story here. I knew I'd regress as soon as I heard the phrase "social distancing". I am receiving therapy but there is only so much a therapist can do without the ability to fix the underlying problem.
The argument seems to be a non sequitur to me.

The complaint is that food delivery is wholly inefficient to the point of unsustainabilty, but then says this is stopping more sustainable options. How so? Thankfully there is nothing other than VC dollars propping this up and so if you can come up with a more efficient approach you will win as there is a proven market it should be easy to come in and out compete.
Personally I don't enjoy the dine-in experience that much. It takes an additional hour of time for long meals, mostly just sitting browsing through my phone, or 15-20 minutes for short meals, again browsing through my phone. I don't like the tipping system, feeling pressured to order drinks, or the whole credit card payment ritual. I hope you're right and that we see delivery-focused restaurants in low cost areas with sustainable packaging, so we can enjoy higher-end food at home besides pizza and chinese.
I am not depressed, but I think this talk is worth sharing: Devs and Depression by Greg Baugues

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFIa-Mc2KSk
Uninstall Docker Desktop and restart Windows. Should be better after that abomination is purged.
Ha, my ex would have been furious as DRM would have prevented subs to cooking programs from her or my countries, but just ones for USA food.
6 and 3 year old. I feel bad about comments like this. Kids are the greatest gift and I cherish every second with them. Getting to spend more time at home with them has been a god send. I feel like so much of this comes from a lack of control when people feel (for some reason) like they should be able to "control" their kids. Maybe let go of the control thing and just enjoy your time with them?
Or rather an induction stove, which anecdotally seems to boil water faster.
One of my friends went to a psychiatrist for ADHD symptoms and he got diagnosed with depression. He was like, “I didn’t know I was depressed!”
https://archive.is/RksdN
anyone wondering, I guess this is the "classic chart": https://hbr.org/resources/images/article_assets/2015/11/R151...
I have friends who are not having children despite wanting them because of a genetic defect. That is eugenics, and most would consider it the ethical choice for them.
"By becoming “the wounded person,” he vicariously experiences their suffering. " from the grammarly post.

Pain/Painful is in the definition of empathy ...
"he action of understanding, being aware of, being sensitive to, and vicariously experiencing the feelings"
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/empathy

So you don't have to have any drama. I have a very empathetic friend: it happens to him in any situation (meeting smb happy, sad, angry...). trauma is usually limited to a specific situation from the passed. Does not fit that case.
See also: "pizza arbitrage". https://themargins.substack.com/p/doordash-and-pizza-arbitra...
I prefer that my tools do the busy time consuming manual work when possible. Every other language I use has better tooling than python for this.
you seem to me massively confused about what Crispr does.
My favorite problems are those that will resolve themselves naturally and automatically if you just wait a little while.

The bigger they are (WeWork, Uber) the more satisfying they are to watch get “fixed”.

The market will eventually find the price, fear not.
> Apple was not lying because “PRISM” was an internal source identifier at the NSA for the process of acquiring data through the FISA warrant process. Apple never heard the word PRISM

As I've said, that's a detail and splitting hairs. If a sentence has multiple interpretations and one of them is true, but you phrase it in a way that most people interpret the sentence in the wrong way, you are intentionally deceiving people. They should have said "we have never heard the name PRISM" or something like this.
Even if it could be used to create genetic super heroes, there's nothing inherently compulsory about it, in contrast to eugenics.
In case anyone else was wondering what's a VDI?

"Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) is defined as the hosting of desktop environments on a central server."

Seems like remote desktop in the cloud (or on-prem) but in aggregate rather than 1:1 hardware.