skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This advice is far too often used by bad actors to push user hostile behavior.
How does one transmit power across an ocean? It seems like we are just barely able to send DC across the English Channel with our current technology. Does a global power grid involve super lasers? Or some kind of huge plasma cannon?
She stole those designs from the objects she photographed, as much as Capcom stole the pictures from her.
Young Nebula Hints at Formation of Stars in Early Universe
To generalise, the attempt to move the discussion from negative to a positive spin is really an attempt to harness the wisdom of crowds.

In my experience, subtle changes to working practice, team behaviour, meetings and discussions seem to have significant impact on the quality of work produced. I'm sure we've all been in situations where progress seems to be like pulling teeth, and other times when progress comes easily.
The post argues (rightfully, I think) that even if the proposed solution has a fatal flaw, shutting it down does not save the team valuable time, because even if the solution isn't The Right One, its proposal can spark the creativity in others to come up with what is The Right One.

I used to cut meetings up in a brainstorming phase, in which it was not allowed to say no to anything, and a filter phase, in which we narrowed down proposals to the viable ones.
But is it "blazing" fast?
They were probably developing the app themself and forgot they included the information in a test card or something?
Any extension based PM has potential risks. Bitwarden had multiple vulnerabilities reported in bug bounty and there are likely to be more.

The most secure solution is a local PM.
Read about the early economic history of the US. How hard it was to conduct commerce when you couldn’t get goods to or from a market because there were bad roads. You can dismiss government all you want but when Roman government administration was good, roads were built. Not so much in the dark ages.
El Salvador does not have its own currency; it has been using USD since 2001. It can't print money either way.
It's absolutely easier. It just requires a computer connected to the internet. There are billions of those.

A bank account requires all kinds of state sanctioned proof which subjects you to authoritarian monitoring, which is by desing.
I wonder whether (spinning disk) hard drives will still have a market in 10 years' time? I'd always assumed they were a bit of a dying breed and when the per-GB cost of SSDs reaches parity they'd become a museum relic...
All the other suggestions are good (especially the one remembering you that you do not HAVE to spend your free time on side projects). I want to add a small recent anecdotical suggestion.

I was not really burnt down but I noticed I started to loose enthusiasm for “The Craft” (of programming). Surprisingly, what reignited the spark was starting to watch and interact with people livecoding on Twitch. I don’t know what it was, maybe watching people doing THEIR side projects in a playful and relaxed environment make me rediscover the fun aspects of programming.
Naw this is humanity's nervous system. Gaia's is more subtle and interwoven within the ecosystem.
What kinds of things have you (or anyone else who burned out) tried so far that didn't work? Are you doing anything for fun? Any social activities? If there's a pattern around what's not helping that might help find out what's left to try.
Unfortunately not possible to make in this tool, but here's the flag for the French Resistance: https://www.crwflags.com/FOTW/FLAGS/fr_freef.html

Important to remember that French men and women post-invasion chose to fight even harder! Although I will admit that the meme is funny :)
Honestly, I just spent about a year on MacOS because of the hardware. That time also includes an M1 Macbook.

Frankly, now that there are so many high quality, thermally-suitable ultrabooks,I'm done, I don't care if the M1 blows everything out of the water as long as some Evo-class ultrabook can do the same to the older laptops I had - because MacOS and homebrew fucking suck. The file system organization sucks too, and not all programs ported to unix/MacOS with as well as standard linux. (or install as cleanly as with apt-get and an isolated environment in file explorer on WSL2).

I understand buying a Macbook for the internal hardware prowess (there is no perfornance per watt competition for the M1), QC, screen resolution, but fuck, the important hardware shit is 80% as good [edit: not really but this is also use case dependent] if not better on Windows laptops by now, and arguably the most important variable - software - is miles ahead with WSL2/Ubuntu/bash/apt-get/GNU tools vs MacOS/zsh/brew etc.

I'd grant IO and some web development on MacOS is still going to be more productive, but from where I'm standing the platform choice is one without hesitation.

Totally do agree on hardware writ large though, still haven't figured out what Windows system i'm going to grab, for that exact reason.
>Luck is just one of many factors in our lives

It appears that the other factors you are thinking of are intelligence and temperament. But other people do argue that these are also luck. People do not choose their personality, and while they may change due to external events, that doesn't mean they deserve credit or blame regardless.

You can disagree, but maybe believing in free will is just the sort of person you are and nothing that physically exists chooses to act on itself.

Mark Twain wrote about this in the essay "What Is Man", although I don't take it entirely at face value. I suspect that he felt some (maybe subconscious) need to excuse himself for believing in the injustice of slavery but not taking part in the Civil War.
I have one of these for work and I echo the issues with fan sound and battery life. I've also had some frustrating problems with sleep and hibernation (on Windows) that I'm not sure how to resolve, but they may be related to proprietary apps and so on that I can't go into details on.

Overall, it's a fine machine, it does what I need it to, but I would not buy one for myself.
Government funding hasn't gone down.
What about AllenAI? What about deepmind; google, microsoft, etc all run huge research labs.
With democracies i feel its mainly a long game instead of a short term one. I also think under an authoritarian regime u can get everything done forcefully, whereas under a democracy coz u need to get everyone board which may be slow or sometimes impossible and everything becomes political and progress slows down.
My company is also pushing for a return to the office. I'm in no way going back. I'm ready to change jobs if necessary.

To me remote now is one of the top things I'll be looking at when looking for a new job.

Good to see others prefer to go to an office, good for them. We need diversity.
Child pronography is any depiction of someone under 18. This includes:

- Drawings, 3D renderings,

- People you don’t have the ID of. Remember the joke: “Actress ___ turned 18, it is now legal to watch her films.”

While one of the gravest crimes, accusations of CP made by police are wildly different from a human’s definition of it, and it is also at high risk of being used for political reasons, we need to keep that in mind.
They hate it because they can't control it.

Remember, the payment processors and paypal all decided to cut off wikileaks and ban people who try to paypal money to them as punishment for exposing US war crimes.

Control of the currency is control of the populace. It's why crypto, is so wonderful, and everyone needs to accept it.
It reads as a strawman arguement; the first proposal is to let bad ideas get discussed since they might inspire good ideas like a reborn phoenix. But really, a good idea will likely inspire better ideas, without the baggage of a myth.
But the costs aren’t lower than taxation if that tax base is hyper local as you imply. Part of the benefit of National infrastructure and national taxation is specifically because it spreads the cost over a much larger pool of payers so the individual cost is minimal while at the same time creating a massive national market that is more than the sum of the parts.
>Clearly Musk is neither famous nor admired just because of “trolling”

Yes but actually no.

None of this nonsense would happened without the GME/AMC reddit scandal. But because he was with the good guys, nobody complained about it.
Felt like I was reading a description of what I feel. Kind of punched me in the face when I read at the end that he's 70...I've been in my animal for 35 years...perhaps it's time to reconsider my life. The problem is, I will probably never do until another major crash happens...I assume this is a problem many of us have.
Don't think in terms of software. Think in terms of the change you want to bring into the world. Software is just a bridge you can take to get there.

Writing software without purpose is boring. Writing software to earn a living frequently aligns with business objectives, but not your own. It can absolutely wear you down.

Before worrying about your love for software, find your calling. What you want to breathe into the world. Whether you use software or not to get there won't matter.

And it's totally fine if you don't do any of this. Life doesn't have rules, and you don't have to fit a mold.
Honestly? First to market, and name recognition.

Acceptance decides viability of currency. Nothing else really matters.
Right so the implication is that if Apple arbitrarily refuses to continue accommodating them they’re agreeing to terminate employment. This is how most employment disputes of this nature go:

- Emplployer: we won’t/will cease to accommodate you in this meaningful way

- Employees: we’re not being accommodated and have a reasonable expectation to be; if you don’t meet those expectations we effectively can’t work for you

- Employer: bye!
> Imagine what would happen if a government in a place like the Middle East or parts of Africa collapsed.

The Zimbabweans that lost all of their savings to hyperinflation were literally counting the days until Mugabe's government collapsed.
I’m not sure that you can talk yourself out of physical brain damage. PTSD alters the character and volume of grey matter present in the brain.

I guess veterans etc. who suffer throughout their lives with it just aren’t sufficiently resilient?
But now you'll see a lot of people replying to you "but hey... how are we supposed to make friends and be a family then?".

Can't agree more with you.
"The Caretaker has come to define a youth culture ravaged by unchecked mental health crises, economic disparity, looming climate catastrophe, and technological malevolence."

Music journalism is hilarious when you realize how full of shit modern music critics are.

The above comment is projecting all of this onto ambient music with no lyrics.
Unfortunely Win32 did not went like Carbon, because the WinRT/UAP/UWP execution was a mess, and it still remains to be seen if Project Reunion will rescue any of that or just die in a couple of years, given the amount of WinUI issues and lack of roadmap for .NET Native, HoloLens and XBox.

So better reboot Windows 11 as Windows 7 vNext, while pretending 8 - 10 never happened.
Why does continuing the species matter? What is the inherent good in that? As it stands you're just presenting an argument from nature.
I like the idea. What's the tech stack? Is this a lone venture or are you open to co-building it?
Ha! It took me couple of sec.

I was about to report that the URL doesn't work, it falls back on a default scheme :-)
>Slow and steady inflation is a stated goal for most governments and central banks.

Because they like controlling their people, keeping them poor, and robbing the value they create.

Authoritarianism is tyranny by another name.
The phrasing is less important than the attitude - if you're actually open to a use case to justify the request, I wouldn't care how you asked. If you want me to put a round in the chamber so you can shoot my idea down, I think I'll keep my user stories to myself.
It is fun! Only one problem, it breaks the back button if you change a few things and want to go back to say HN.
US Ecommerce by Category 2021
Are you trying to claim any G7 country is socialist, while suggesting an administrative division of the one-party socialist People’s Republic of China is a good alternative?
Western lifestyle as a driver of dysbiosis in colorectal cancer
I didn't know about this one. Frankly this looks a lot more than interesting than VB revival.
Good pay is nice, but it's not the only variable to the equation.

I worked received great pay in the US, but made the decision to return to Australia. I have some regrets, but the lifestyle I get from not being in the Bay Area pretty much offsets any pay difference.

What I miss most is the scope and pace of the work and the incredibly intelligent people I got to work with. Thankfully I'm beginning to see the genesis of this in my local market.
How we achieved write speeds of 1.4M rows per second
I like working on products I am passionate about. It doesn't take away from the technical challenges but gives them reason. I think recruiters might fear people (even experts) might phone it in if they don't have that passion.
No, they mean that the children did not consent to birth. It is selfish to have children whatever your motivation, because at some level you unilaterally decide that the suffering they will inevitably feel throughout their life is justified.
I read this article, a first person recounting of being hit by a van and its aftermath
https://www.outsideonline.com/2411290/cyclist-hit-by-car
While you are hopefully grasping at 2 data points as if they were a trend their portion of the black vote has been almost exclusively exploring the territory between 8 and 14% for 40 while Hispanic vote has been mostly exploring the 25-35 territory with the exception of one glorious trip north of 40 in GW Bush's second term.

This isn't a stinging rebuke of the progressive agenda its just an example of a certain percentage either buying what Trump or Republicans are selling or prioritizing conservative values like sexual or reproductive issues over other concerns. It was and is inevitable.

The thought process that if an odious man like Trump can garner 32%/12% then a more reasonable person could do better isn't I think correct.

Half of the grand old party has gone off the deep end. A more reasonable person will never make it through the primary in the first place because the crazies wont let it happen and if they did then for every thinking mans vote they obtained they would lose 2 crazy. Take a look at Donald Trump you are looking at peak Republican. If you wanted to make a monument to Republican presidents you could start the tour with Lincoln and end with Trump because he is either the last Republican president or the father of the first dictatorship.
"These are the real reasons" to you only because you agree with them.

It did not occur to you that criticism of Elon can also come from observing his actions. Like calling someone a pedophile because they stole Elon's thunder.
I took up cycling. When I was 35 I was having trouble with back pain that I assumed was rooted in not exercising. I find cycling to be the least objectionable form of exercise. My hip popped back into socket after a couple weeks and that was the main cause of back pain but I find I feel significantly worse and am less productive if I don't keep up with the exercise.

For purely code stuff, I tend to learn a new language when I don't want to program anything. I particularly like ones with non-mainstream philosophies as they provide a different perspective on the craft. I don't do much with the languages I learn but it usually kicks me back into regular coding.
Commodore’s Assemblers: HCD65
Rust has a static garbage collector.
This all rings very familiar - I left my business in 2016 as I was absolutely disintegrating, and my business “partner” wasn’t prepared for me to take six months off to recover, as it would mean him stepping up to the mark and dealing with the nightmare fuel I spent my days on.

Anyway. Five years on, haven’t worked since other than very lightweight consultancy. Live in the woods.

Still wake up at 0430 every morning in a panic. Still grind my teeth. Still flinch every time I hear my phone. Incapable of being kind to myself.

There’s a point of no return, beyond where the brain damage is irreparable. You can learn to live with it, but you can’t ever get rid of it.
If they were interested in the truth it's not hard to find. They don't want that, and believe "facts" are false because they believe it so. Not because they have any actual knowledge.

They cannot be convinced despite a plethora of opportunities given, not due to a lack of them. That's how I know quite well that they don't care about the truth. If you were to argue with these people you'd be eaten alive, as would anyone else.

This isn't chess, they make up the rules and knock over the pieces as they go. Again, no care for the truth. You cannot change that. The only thing we can do is outnumber them.
But not all burn outs are the same. PTSD level burn outs do, but you also have other types that aren’t at that level. As always the answer is “it depends” and get professional help.
Yes they should but they are probably not going to do anything.
She* :)

And yeah - very powerful piece of writing. She's a published fantasy author and I'm going to try one of her novels (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/77197.Assassin_s_Apprent...)
Blurring is reversible and insecure and it's strange that the makers seem unaware of this.
If you were sending HTML those copies and parsing would be there anyway?
The answer to criminal use of bitcoin would seem to be to prosecute anyone transacting with the wallets/addresses/whatever that have received ransoms and the like. You could probably build a case against those people as dealing in the proceeds of crime. Mixers/tumblers are easily classified as money launderers.

Maybe all that's needed is a few tweaks to the legislation and some political will.
What's a BFF?
> This is a UX nightmare on mobile.

Not just on mobile.
I think that's a little simplistic. Lots of people are just as productive, or more productive, at home as they are in an office. But I've also had a lot of other people tell me they struggle to work remotely. It really depends on the individual, where they are in their career, and what type of project they're working on.
C# Challenge – C# Programming – Jun, 2021
Maybe the burnout is a signal that what you were doing was not actually right and there is deeper lesson/learning in life out there?
Tavis is an amazing researcher that I respect and look up to.

However, I would still advocate for a web based password manager for regular people. The benefits overpower the possible risks which are more targeted than generic.

For security personal, like myself, a reliable local password manager is unbeatable. yes, it is less convenient no doubt, but removes any remote based attacks from the picture which is a huge deal.
I think my screen's color profile is out of spec
Thats what I was aiming for a while ago but never got to finish https://davidwong.fr/blockbreakers/
I find decentralized alternatives to popular sites like Instagram, Facebook etc confusing. It may be due to my misunderstanding:

If I choose not to host a node and choose to use another provider.. am I not putting the same trust in that node as I do with Facebook? The host is responsible data leaks, poor security, ads, bad ethics, etc.

In theory with perfect hosts, this works. In reality, some hosts will be bad.
The article reminds me of the "Yes, and..." rule from improv comedy. In replying to someone else's proposal, creating a habit of literally starting your sentence with "Yes, and..." is a way to build collaboration skills.
Was this editor the work of someone on your team? (or some third-party component?)
It did occur to me, and I mentioned that there are valid lines of criticism, I just don't think that they adequately explain his staunchest haters
But blindly following a "let's make it work" approach just leads to this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BKorP55Aqvg

An expert "That Can't Work" early saves a lot of time.
I have a gen1 and noticed a dramatic improvement in heat and fan noise after undervolting and repasting (may be unneeded) by about -150mv iirc. This is on Fedora but it may help in Windows too.
This is a UX nightmare on mobile.

Just on everything. It adds zero usability or information, it just hinders reading.

Normally I just try to ignore things like this but now this got me wondering: I assume at some point someone convinced someone else this was a must-have, a deal was made, things were implemented, money spent. Would such person/group honestly believe this is better (and in what way) than a static site? Or would this rather be a more calculated move like being able to charge/earn more because it takes longer to implement?
But are they really accidents? I know they are blamed on random ships but some of the time if you dig a little there will also be some geopolitical posturing you can tie it to, or the potential for bugging should be considered.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/hisutton/2020/08/19/how-russian... this article is about Russians but you can be what ever they are doing, 'we' are doing too.
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In my (admittedly limited) experience, Very Successful People say versions of "that will be really hard" very often, and say "that is impossible / won't work" effectively never.

I'm not sure if this is causation or correlation, or even which direction a possible causative link would flow in (eg being positive + open-minded makes you more successful vs. being successful makes you more positive + open-minded). But it's absolutely a pattern that I've noticed.
> The first programming language follows you through your career.

I disagree. My first language was C64 BASIC (in which I wrote quite a lot of games). I assure you that it did not follow me through my career :-)
Shunryu Suzuki described a related notion: "In the beginner's mind, there are many possibilities. In the expert's mind, there are few."

https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/285436-in-the-beginner-s-mi...
Just give it a smack, jiggle it a bit. Stand a few feet to the left, raise your arms and jump a few times.
> Worse than that, I can't actually think of anything worth building

Seems like you’re putting the cart before the horse. I’d only start worrying if I actually had something I wanted to build but couldn’t muster the gung-ho to do it because of burnout.

As it stands, it just seems like you have better uses for your time.

I see a lot of comments here have already echoed this same sentiment.
The current forecasts don't predict cost parity for the next few years. I wouldn't speculate as far out as ten.

What you'll see is that spinning rust will increasingly become used for cold(er) storage due to still offering cheaper bytes, and (relatively) ever increasing cost of IO (you get one spindle per il unit, but at increasing capacity, with barely a change in sequential throughout and no improvement in random access). This is happening in data centers now, either through explicit product tiring or clever offloading.