skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
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I'm going to in the other direction here. Depression is reasonable. It's your brains way of telling you you are screwing up, becoming a liability, a drain on other people, a darwinian/genetic failure, or something like that. It's telling you you have a problem and you need to solve it. The beauty of this is that YOU CAN.

In this case, the fact that you went on Tinder to solve it is pretty telling. It means that you want to, frankly speaking, make sure you're not a genetic failure, or a failure on the status hierarchy, or both (probably both). The suicide impulse is, in my VERY UNSCIENTIFIC opinion, an evolved impulse to reduce your potential drain on the tribe. And some quirk of the male brain (not a scientist, just a man) says "not worthy to reproduce (in the eyes of women)"="not worthy to exist/drain on the tribe." The solution is to make yourself not a drain on the tribe, by making yourself useful in some capacity and/or progressing towards reproductive/social status success. The solution is not to die, it is to earn the right to live, by your own reckoning. Having faced the same sort of thing a few years back, here are my suggestions.

1) Go lift some weights, if you don't already. Stronglifts 5x5 to start, or some similar beginner linear-progression weight lifting program for 3-6 months (no more than that), followed by something like 5/3/1 will help you mentally, physically, and socially (yes, socially). The effects on your brain are important. Beyond just the hormonal effects of weightlifting, you also get the sense of progression from seeing the weights go up on the barbell every single workout. From the perspective of someone who feels they aren't really making progress in life, that can be a very enlivening feeling. Finally, even the beginnings of a real, male physique, which you'll see after 8-12 weeks of hard work on a beginner program will make people more inclined to talk to you, like you and respect you.

2) Take some Vitamin D. It's important for your hormones. Vitamin D deficiency might be an issue, might not. But take some and make sure that it isn't an issue.

3) Make small talk with every person you meet. Not every woman, every person. No expectations. Just have fun. In the starbucks line? Chat. At the grocery store? Chat. Water cooler? Chat. Library? Chat. You will suck at this at first, but you'll get good at this in time. This should fix the isolation/shunned by the tribe/status hierarchy failure problem, or at least ameliorate it.

4) Do you have an older male mentor? Not one for programming. You'd be better off hitting up a boxing gym or BJJ gym or something.

5) Eat some red meat, some eggs, some other stuff that's conducive to high testosterone levels. No crazy snake oil stuff, but just healthy, nutritious food that makes you feel good and does good things for your body.

6) Get a social activity of some sort. If you're still in school (grad school?) join a club of some sort. If you're out of school, maybe hit up some meet ups. The hobby kind, not the professional kind.
I thought this was an interesting counterpoint to the other thread about the Star Citizen roadmap. [1]

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27628957
Worked in Microsoft back in the day, as a QA, and we had an extra Alpha NT machine which was used as a test machine for our software. I didn't know much about Alpha architecture at the time, just that it was this non-Intel CPU with some strange assembly language, and I remember being amazed that NT looked and seemingly behaved the same on that CPU as on my own Intel workstation.

Then one day I was told that Alpha machine is to be taken, there was no need anymore to test on it. And that was that.

I never learned the full story until much later.
There is a lot of toxicity here and I think this is a good example of part of the problem. We have been injecting pc tolerance everywhere with little to no focus on men. Why can't I wear feminine esk clothing like a thumb ring. Men are unable to express themselves with dress or emotionally without being considered unattractive..
I wouldn't call a pure index of product locations in the cooler an "ad," any more than it's an "ad" when you look through the glass and see the logo on the Coke bottle you want.

When it breaks the index function to display a full-height animated Coke bottle, that's an ad.
Godot? None. I think some people are using it with Unity, but tbh I hated Unity so much I just avoided it as much as I could.
Title seems a bit click-baitey

HTML is now a living standard without version number
not really, but maybe have a have thonk about doing something for the hell of it, because it's fun or whatever. Just experiment and have a play and see if you can do something physical that's going to intrinsically motivate you (doesn't have to be weight training specifically, although you will most likely do it at some point or another to improve at whatever other physical activity will intrinsically motivate you).

Not everything in life needs to be gamified and you can make an "app" to track gym/life progress yourself with just excell/google sheets to track progressive overload/your measures and your phone to see visual changes in your body.
For the ones with 3 or 4 buttons on each side, you can sometimes hit the second button from the top on the right and it will mute.
I remember being like you describe at your age. Everyone in this is thread is saying great things and I don't need to repeat them, so I'll mention something different that helped me. That was literature. Books and plays like "Notes From The Underground" by Fyodor Dostoevsky, "You Can't Go Home Again" by Thomas Wolfe, "Long Day's Journey Into Night" by Eugene O'Neill and "Our Town" by Thornton Wilder. What you are feeling is not unique and it will pass, so don't think you will feel this way forever and consequently do yourself harm. Welcome to the human condition. That's what the books and plays said to me.
>I never met anyone who used Wickr though.
I used Wickr to order Weed once. (Illegal where I live)
Yes it was. I’m not sure anyone had anything booting before it all unraveled (perhaps that was why).
Any form of welfare or public benefit can be abused, obviously. But to claim that it would lead to significantly detrimental and widespread abuse is a serious criticism that requires serious study and analysis to back up. Without it, both your post and the ancestral post are simply posting polemics based on your own specific subjective viewpoint.

By your own measure, basic arithmetic has roughly the same insight into the impact of UBI on society. As is judgement and diversity of life experience. As you say, empiricism on its own is nothing.
It's hugely idealistic to believe that people get paid the same for the same work.

Look at an international circus contract, for example (I was in one). A group of performers from different countries performing in the same place get paid different amounts for doing the same exact role in the show (up to 2.5X difference, by the way) just because the company can get away with it. It's about the cost of the best alternative (for the worker), not about some intrinsic worth of the work.
I was thinking the same myself. Who the heck fights electrical fires with water?
Haven't we learned anything when looking at America over the past 5 years? "Nobody important actually thinks that" becomes legitimate nationalistic pride.
Mexico is in North America, buddy.
One would, but without a barrier the head hit before slowing waiting for the group the ground to get out of the critical section :)
Money doesn't represent that. I think it is obvious to everyone that gold is, in and of itself, useless to developing anything.

Money represents who gets to recognise what is and isn't to be done with resources. It isn't like European settlers were the first people to tread on American soil (that would be that native Americans). It was technology and organisation that was causing the development.

Money is the surface level of how that organisation is implemented. It is important in deciding who, what, how and why. For example, if financiers weren't on the scene organising for maximum economic outcomes then some form of more explicit nobility might have taken root.
You might find Wikipedia a better source[0]. The etymology of the word dragon describes a giant serpent, very similar to what 龍 represents. Many different cultures have a creature like this, not just Chinese and English.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon
makepkg -o already applies patches.
And makepkg -e after it is like calling it normally, if you don't touch anything in-between.
Games of linguistic experimentation (2017)
Tax Planning 101: Buy, Borrow, Die
This would make for very interesting and worthwhile applied economics research.
Makes sense. As I said, all else being equal I'd rather not have these. Presented with a situation like Kindle devices, in which the ad-supported item is cheaper, the choice is a little harder.

Thinking more about the product, there's probably also a long-term vision wherein it becomes more useful than it is today. e.g. maybe it automatically handles tracking quantities and greys out the item photo when it's out (and alerts them to restock), shows prices in a more user-friendly way than regular shelves, makes promotions more prominent (but hopefully not too obnoxious), slightly reduces labor costs (by automatically updating prices), and allows various user interactivity such as clicking an item to see metadata like nutrition and ingredients. It's easy to make fun of something at an early stage when we're just seeing the tip of the iceberg, but 10 years from now this may become a repeat of the infamous Dropbox thread.
the new slim SDK style csproj and the dotnet command replacement (maybe wrapper) for msbuild are great addition to come with .NET Core a while back. I think MSBuild and nuget are great compared to my experiences with linux rpm libwhatever or npm. I have worked on some moderately sized code bases
(10s not 100s of projects in a solutions) and compile times stayed fairly reasonable.

I think the big downside is that the industry still thinks of .NET as stuck in .NET 2.0 or something, from my casual browsing that .NET is a skill not C#. Regardless,
I'm getting kind of excited for .NET 6 on official release, and doing the migration of all our apps off framework to the latest and getting some getting the new lang version.
Wow that's quite a coincidence. Seems like they got a late start if that really what's about to go down...
https://www.justice.gov/archives/open/declassification/decla...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roswell_incident
I did once write a small program for the PDP-10 that ran entirely in the registers (which happened also to be addressable as the first 18 words of memory)
Pretty much everything involves technology today. What was that famous quote? "Software will eat the world" or something like this?
> If your post calls for destroying Israel, then it deserves to be removed.

There are tons of posts from Americans talking about wiping various countries off the map. Should those posts also be removed? Should those users be banned?
OK first issue… how can we reconcile expressiveness with good rendering on mobile?
Astroturfed by the Israeli social media mafia.

You can downvote this but it is well documented that the government unit that does this exists and the patterns are evident here.
I strongly dislike Haskell's focus on theory. Just show me examples on how to get things done and then the concepts will become clear. The Haskell and mathematics communities too often act like ivory towers that humans have to become enlightened to understand, and that simply is not how my brain is wired. I'm not sure of there have been any studies on the usability score of languages, but I think that Haskell would come out very, very poorly. There's a reason why python is so popular.
> you seem to have no concept of what suffering actually is

The irony of this statement with regards to OP is astounding.
This was always the problem with capitalism based on short-term gain, it will inevitably sacrifice loyalty for a quick buck. The same will happen or is already happening to online stores who do the same, eg by showing ads.

That said, at some point a failing business will realize the end is coming and cash out as much as possible, accelerating its own end in a calculated profit maximization scheme. Brick and mortar stores might as well self-destruct if they also believe they're going down anyway... It's not like anyone works there for the fun of it.
Then use modules, VC++ 20219 has the best support, GCC 11 has similar support, it is mostly clang that still had some catch-up to do.
I posted this in a related thread, but it is relevant here as well.

Anyone who has spent significant time in certain corners of the internet has seen the high prevalence of get-rich-quick desperation in (some) cryptocurrencies. It repeats each cycle, but was at high intensity this year due to the low barrier to entry with BSC smart contracts. Anyone could create a PnD shitcoin.

All these scammers do is set up a nice looking website, fake some 'partnerships', then get influencers and spammers to put the word out. Once the scammers determine the market is at peak liquidity, they 'rug pull' by selling through all the liquidity, driving the price into the ground. Some rug pulls are instant, others are slow, to milk the buyers.

These scams are very common.. there are thousands of them. A lot of people willingly participate because it is possible to make some profit off suckers before the developers pull the rug. The profits are drying up as suckers are running out of money or are finally getting wise to the formula.

Despite how it sounds, I'm not in favor of regulation. I'm all for people learning lessons the hard way. I did at various times in my life and am better for it
You can get an even better life by moving and not taking a pay cut.
You're effectively just changing where you write your unit tests. So it's hard to agree that the type system is saving your from anything, when it's really just writing tests.
Apparently Google agrees. HTML5 doesn't exist. HTML5 never existed.

https://www.html5rocks.com/en/

It was just a convenient buzzword to get every business to redo their website. (Us former Flex/Flash devs understood that all too well).
No, it does not need to be a majority of sex work that is coercive to decide that prostitution should be outlawed. What number of exploited sex slaves in your country do you tolerate? Again, the difference is almost impossible to tell, which makes prosecution and hard numbers so difficult. Legalisation just means that forced prostitution can hide in plain sight. A lower ratio would just mean better chances of hiding.

I doubt that anyone could amass the evidence that you would demand, because for some reason you want to believe that there is virtually no forced prostitution where there is legal prostitution. Here in Germany, social workers and charities who work in this areas, even police and prosecutors, know that this is anything but true. It is hard to actually prove trafficking beyond a reasonable doubt.

But when you regularly see young Romani prostitutes from eastern Europe, addicted to drugs, having been obviously physically and mentally abused, lacking teeth, etc and still saying they are doing this out of there own free will despite not living better than if they were living on social security. Especially if their pimp is standing behind them. Well. It doesn't add up, does it?
Not according to the UN: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_geoscheme_for...
Safety is complete orthogonal to being a bare-metal language (See Rust). You can have a completely locked down platform with an unsafe language (See iOS).

I'd argue that anyone who thinks language safety is some authoritarian handcuff doesn't really understand low-level programming to begin with.
Don’t get me started with the damn Swedes…
Join a tennis/squash/raquetball/pickleball club.

You will

get active and fit

get outside and get some Vitamin D

have to concentrate and invest in something

dress decently

etc.

But more importantly:

your diary will fill up

you will have to hold a conversation

meet lots of other people.

Simple 1970s solutions.
I agree it is a conscious choice, I read it from the Arch Wiki, but to be honest I do not know why this can not be solved and accepted as a way forward.
Masochistic xD
So I noticed this week that my Canon printer was able to connect to my "secure" Wi-Fi during its initial setup without at any point prompting for a password. How worried should I be? Did it steal the keys from my computer?
I agree that if you're working remote, cost of living should not really matter. But I also disagree that you should be paid an SF salary while working remote - part of the reason for the exorbitant SF salaries was actually the cost of living (and since you had to show up in person it made sense to provide for it). So likely remote workers should have more or less similar compensation, probably indexed to some median city in the U.S. - if you want to live in SF and work remotely - too bad.

Pure value rarely has to do with your salary; it's more about supply/demand. If we doubled the supply of people doing your exact job right now, your ability to negotiate (and your salary) would probably drop, even though you are delivering the same "value" to the company (unless value encompasses supply & demand).

(As I've mentioned above, I've seen pay differences in circus of 2.5X for performers with different passports doing pretty much the same exact job in the same exact show - the value they were delivering was the same, the only difference was country of origin). So pay is also about cost of best alternative.
You are not alone in this. I think everyone, including the Beautiful People, have the same sort of feelings, but certain minds have more difficulties in not heeding them. I have found solace in accepting who I am and focusing on what gives my life meaning: don’t fuss about things you can’t change.
I think the “Apartheid state” accusation refers to the occupied territories, and the fact that the people living there are not afforded the rights of Israeli citizenship, while still being under Israeli control

Maybe Apartheid state is not the right term, but there are clearly two classes of population: Israelis, and people living under Israeli military control without being Israeli
>It shows screenshots of people calling the actions of Israel apartheid. I am not taking anything seriously that calls Israel an "apartheid state". You don't know what apartheid is.

>Arabic Muslims and non-Muslims alike has more rights and power in Israel than all other Arab states combined.

Only if you're an Israeli citizen. If you're Palestinian, you're liable to be kicked out of your house by the Israeli government without recourse or warning.
If you think the "core" is well documented, link me the documentation which lays out all the built in targets involved in a standard c# project. Or even just a doc which describes the differences between PreBuildEvent, BeforeBuild, BeforeCompile, etc. As far as I can tell, this only exists as occasional comments in the .targets file. Msbuild documentation is horrible, without exception. When they occasionally document something it tends to miss half the optional flags and they never link the source code so it's up to you to find and correct it.
probably telemetry of every running process, which ones have gui features, and which running process has a gui currently visible on your screen and sending all that data to MS.

obviously, that's just a guess.
I got a bit obsessed with this stuff (CT, HoTT, haskell, etc) and ended up studying math in college because of it.
My advice is not to bother with CT. Its out of context, very abstract math, and you wont find any compelling examples or applications at any accessible level.

I dont want to discourage you from learning math, but I think this isnt a good place spend too much thought at first.
What Most Critics Miss About NFTs: The Participants Are Non-Fungible Too
I suspect this is still not satisfying for people wanting to really know what a Monad is. Perhaps these simplified explanations can get away with explaining Functor (more so the "mechanics" of it) but it starts breaking down for Monad.

I don't think there is a shortcut... these are highly abstract concepts.

Abstraction is about exposing the most essential parts of something... Category Theory is perhaps the mathematics of abstract composition, exposing the most essential parts of how to combine (in the abstract). Monad and Functor arise from CT, and thus, are very abstract concepts, built from the axioms of an already abstract subject matter. This is why it's hard to "simplify" them any further. The formal definition of a Monad is itself the simplest way to expose it. The fastest way to grapple with it is through the axioms of CT, precisely because CT is arriving at this concept by abstraction; by only thinking about the most essential parts of it.

That is probably not a satisfying explanation (to tell someone you need to learn axioms and laws before understanding this concept), but the alternative is to simplify and/or abstract something that is already as simple and as abstract as can be, albeit with esoteric names, and thus inevitably complicating it and shrouding the concept instead. i think the reason so many Monad tutorials aren't as satisfying is because they attempt to explain both a mathematical, abstract concept and also how it applies to programming, at the same time (without explicit separation). The latter is practical, the former is very abstract, and the bridge between them is very complex and usually left out, leaving the reader scratching their heads how and why you go from one to the other.

It's worth mentioning Bartosz Milewski here (links below), as he has bridged this gap for many, but as mentioned, there is no shortcut.

https://bartoszmilewski.com/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8BtBl8PNgd3vWKtm2yJ7aA
How do you explain the ongoing eviction, backed by IDF enforcement, of Sheikh Jarrah? If Palestinians have equal rights and Israel has stopped occupying Gaza and encroaching on Gazan land, why are there constant clashes between settlers and Gazans in the West Bank?

How do you explain the disproportionate response from Israel, carpet bombing Gaza indiscriminately, not even focusing on military targets? What about the cries of death to Arabs that Israelis were filmed shouting during the latest campaign?

You’re also attempting to paint things in a light that washes over the obvious missteps and war crimes of Israel.
I'm sorry that you're in pain. When I was your age I felt the same way a lot of the time.

Tinder is superficial bullshit. Your lack of matches there isn't significant, and what you see there are often false images. Those people aren't as accomplished or handsome/pretty as they appear there.

I don't have any magic words to tell you, but it does get better for almost everyone going through what you are going through.

I find that I feel much better if I get out and walk. Finding someone to talk to helps. You could try therapy; the first person you find might not be the right one.
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I’m new to this so please be patient , but on my iPhone is it possible to create phishing page and if so how could I go about doing it? And what apps?
Yes.

If they are racially motivated, and shows hatred towards a whole ethinicity and people, yes, the posts should be removed and the users banned after repeat violations.
We will have to see. I have an HP Pavilion, their customer support is pretty shitty in my country.
The suffix has more than 1 meaning.[1]

[1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/phobic
Ah. I use R a lot but gotten so used to not saving RData and Rhistory that I forgot why they were useful.
We should make this a thing. Enough with catering to user’s wishes and making everything idiot-proof :)
RISC-V may win over ARM. Would be nice.