skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have the same experience. I was locked at home playing games, gaining weight and loosing friends.

So I stopped playing games and started to live again. First I was not in the shape to meet people a lot. It was too exhausting to concentrate on them. So I started running and exercising regularly. It helped me cope with uncontrolled mind. Tiring myself physically really improved my mood and sleep. After half the year I felt so fit that it also boosted my self confidence. This also helped me to look attractive for other people. I stoped looking like nerd wasting time with games, but I started to look like fit guy full of energy ready for anything.

Computer games felt the same as medication. It did not help me to recover but it just helped me not feel shit about myself and kept me at the same place.
Elon Musk has booked a flight with Virgin Galactics
Why doesn't he fly with crew dragon?
ComVer is much-much better: https://gitlab.com/staltz/comver
I do inventory and paperwork at a large recreational marijuana grow site. I work with python as an amateur and found this place through python interests somehow.
Accessibility of Command Line Interfaces [pdf]
And the whole gosh darn thing is one sided and hypocritical.

They badly want to bot the #%^* out of us.
You can learn a new foreign language when you’re 20. But it’s way easier when you’re 10 or 5. Same goes for learning to play chess, to code, and more broadly, for learning to learn.
Really? Can you name which policies, of, say, Bernie Sanders are SIGNIFICANTLY right of center in Europe?
I will have to mention that this varies all over, especially the bit older generation (not exclusively though) also has some weird quirks language wise. So while they might speak and understand the English language quite well the are some parts missing. As an example I like to mention the phrasing of Bolkenstein (a Dutch National/EU politician) of economic handouts to people as "Golden showers". So while proficiency might be high, it's not always ... perfect.
Just wondering, what country are you in? Do you think this is something unusual about your particular tech hub?
Not really true at IBM- I mean of course you got to take vacation. Also, you couldn't carry over vacation time, so often half the office was out last two or three weeks of December to use it up.

Also on vacation time: you can negotiate for more. I knew someone who negotiated for a 4 day work-week, but that was a special case (along the lines of "I don't need to work anymore, so if you really want me it's going to be for 4 days a week only").
> From the New York Times: "In the 1990s, an estimated 3 to 5 percent of school-age American children were believed to have A.D.H.D., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; by 2013, that figure was 11 percent."

That is not addreal statistic, but adhd in kids statistic.
I'm a video editor and artist interested in information and consciousness. I think editors and programmers actually have a lot in common in terms of what they do (dicing and combining data in creative ways), although the editors I know definitely don't see themselves that way.
Ohhh now I understand what you're doing! :) Thanks!
I wonder what is the overlap between people who want non-Apple stores in iOS and complain about Epic Store and Origins Store because Steam already exists :)
Maybe they don't rebuild the sprawling car-centric infrastructure they currently have.
That is BS. The opposite is true. Nations that see women just as breeding vessels outbreed the west. This is one of the reasons why the West/US failed in Afghanistan.
What are the public arguments against desalination? Are there any interests at risk?
Financed through Federal land grants:

Between 1850 and 1872 extensive cessions of public lands were made to states and to railroad companies to promote railroad construction.[18] Usually the companies received from the federal government, in twenty- or fifty-mile strips, alternate sections of public land for each mile of track that was built. Responsibility for surveying and mapping the grants fell to the U.S. General Land Office, now the Bureau of Land Management. Numerous maps of the United States and individual states and counties were made which clearly indicated the sections of the granted land and the railroad rights-of-way.

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Who are these local governments? I don't know any.
Real Estate Developer. Software should eat my industry. I find a bit of what I read here to be quite interesting.
Google app store has (had?) the category "new apps" so people can find and try out fresh developments. It brought me 400 download the first day (which lead to many more). Sorely miss this kind of discoverability on the app store. Also Apples search sucks.
The Dropbox comment is a reference to how quickly devs will say "that's easy, just use X, Y, Z…"

I see you've already needed to post another comment to correct yourself, and now you've replied to me with more humps in the road. What next? Kubernetes set up on a Raspberry PI with a transparent proxy that uses a WebAssembly binary knocked up in Rust…

Perhaps it would be easier to install the extension and accept that sometimes it's easier to follow the well trodden path. YMMV.
This is a shame for a lot of reasons. Chiefly that I would really like a graviton2 local server to get as close to replicating the metal my server will run on. Perhaps Amazon could just ship a PCI card with a system on it or something like that.

Its interesting to me that all of a sudden amd64 seems like a legacy system. I can hear the fan in my old proliant dev server from here and while I am somewhat sentimental about it, its definitely time to move on, preferably withou Apple involved. Maybe its time to start a 1980s style workstation company again.
Public transport, fire engines, ambulances, police etc all use the roads taxes paid for and maintain. Or at least they do in Europe - not sure what the deal is in the US these days
They didn't change, the very first Nobel prizes in the other categories, including literature, so it's not just the hard sciences were awarded for lifetime achievements.

If you want to be condescending, at least have an idea of what you're talking about. Just stop now.
Thanks for the demo, clever implementation.
I totally agree, that's why they can push back developers and still have some supply. But there would be a point of diminishing returns I think, where you would see app submissions decline enough to be troublesome.
Streisand should counter with a super-injunction, to complete the circle.
def have to agree on this one, reddit is selective about what toxicity they allow and which ones they do not. it’s become the platform of hypocrisy. way too toxic than what it use to be, aaron swartz (co-founder of reddit who died in a us federal prison) would be crying in his grave
I suggest that you need to look at the historical context of it.

When DOS was the uncontested king of business computing, user interfaces were all over the place. Every app had its own UI, its own keystrokes, its own everything.

To steal some text I wrote for Wikipedia:

In WordPerfect, the command to open a file was F7, 3.

In Lotus 1-2-3, a file was opened with / (to open the menus), F (for File), R (for Retrieve).

In Microsoft Word, a file was opened with Esc (to open the menus), T (for Transfer), L (for Load).

It was a mess and a significant effort to learn multiple apps.

Then classic MacOS and MS Windows started to introduce the idea of uniform UIs, where programs had the same menu bar with the same core menus with the same commands on them, opened and navigated with the same keystrokes.

It made life so much easier. A lot of apps came across, even big-name ones -- for instance MS Word (v5.0, proprietary 2-line menus at the bottom of the screen; v5.5, CUA menu bar); WordPerfect (added CUA menus in v5); Borland Quattro; etc.

And if you have a standard menu bar, then you more or less need to have dialog boxes as part of the UI.

Once you go that far, you may as well apply it to multiple documents support and so on.

And so you end up with a familiar, more-or-less harmonious UI across different apps from different vendors, and for the first time it became possible to operate a program you'd never seen before first time.

This was a huge win for usability, accessibility, and it saved time, effort and stress for millions of people.

It was a triumph. That UI persists today in most modern FOSS apps and desktops, except for intentional rebels like GNOME 3, who want to make us all use phones with big screens.

If I am going to use a text editor, say, in the shell sometimes, then YES I want it to use the same UI I have in my GUI session, with the same keystrokes and menu options. Life is much to short to learn some crappy half-assed UI from the 1970s because a bunch of old dudes with beards have loved it ever since.

Even if I am an old dude with a beard now.
No, it means "if the status quo doesn't work for me, I focus on changing it outside of my work". Like I work out outside of my dining room and sleep outside of my garage.
Ireland has English style common law, familiar to Americans. Malta doesn’t.
How is that different than every other app store apart from F-Droid? Apple, Microsoft, Google, Samsung, Xiaomi and Huawei all need you to sign up for an account on their walled garden before letting you download apps.
I wonder if it's possible to automate the offshoring of financial assets with the same structure that the Pandora+Panama papers lay out. Folks who aren't quite "wealthy" but still have wealth they'd like to shelter from regulating authorities would then be able to take advantage of the same loopholes. Perhaps then there would be incentive to close the loopholes.

On a more meta note I find that many HN posts (including this one) follows Betteridge's Law of Headlines (1) and is obviously clickbait. Why would this be upvoted? What relevance does this have to do with "[something] that good hackers would find interesting" (per HN guidelines)?

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline....
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These sailors are essentially hostage for corporate debt. Do you expect the hostage takers to treat misbehavior lightly? Instead of being on a boat prison they would end up in regular prison.

Edit: wording
Those aren't samples of the final sources. It's a C-acute program, that output a library in the various languages, and example sources that make use of that output. Although there's usually no reason committing an output, this case is probably an exception.
How/why would a horoscope app take months to make? It sounds like a weekend project - especially if it was rejected for having nothing original or interesting to differentiate it.
I’m not sure what this has to do with taxing revenues vs profits. Regardless of whether you provide your services through a limited company and regardless of the IR35 status of any particular contract you can always deduct business expenses from revenues before getting taxed.

The purpose of IR35 is to stop people from avoiding national insurance contributions.
I work predominantly in Event Production - I love to read anything tech related and occasionally some of the links posted here contribute to more creative solutions in my day job.
Despite HN being a tech-oriented forum, most members are completely ignorant of science.

I understand that kidney donation risks are not well-understood, but ignorance permeates virtually every topic here.

Off the top of my head, I'd say that salmonella from lettuce or eating out would be one of the greatest risks to a kidney donor, though for women pregnancy might be high-risk with one kidney. An MRI might also be a concern, because of the risk of allergies to dyes affecting kidneys and the liver.

(The reason I'm shadowbanned is because dang is also ignorant about what science is. My posts are nearly 100% factual, but that doesn't fit the Marxist narrative here.)
Bernie Sanders would be a very moderate Social Democrat in most of Europe, slightly left of center. The fact that he plays a very small role in US politics and is obstracised as some kind of SuperStalin is telling on where mainstream US policy is on the spectrum.
That used to be true, but now you can get a Baofeng UV-5R 2m/440MHz handheld radio for $30.
You are aware that abortion is illegal in Germany right?

It has been de facto "decriminalized" in the first trimester, since the government has declined to prosecute such cases, however a doctor even advertising that they perform abortions is grounds to lose their medical license.

It is legal in other European countries, but I just want to point out that Europe is neither homogeneous nor universally "left" of the US
This is mentioned a bit later in the same paragraph.

>> Tired of carrying around weighty bags of dinar and denarii, post-third-century merchants, particularly post-third-century traveling merchants, created more symbolic forms of currency, and so created commercial banking—the populist version of royal treasuries—whose most important early instruments were institutional promissory notes, which didn’t have their own intrinsic value but were backed by a commodity
Seamonkey (which I'm using to write this) is one option. Built for all platforms, no Mozilla tracking/ad/pocket-partnership nonsense. Unfortunately the team is small and Gecko has been changing a lot lately.

Long term the gemini protocol and browsers like lagrange might be the only option - its just too hard to build a modern standards supporting web browser these days (even Microsoft has thrown in the towel and adopted Chromium for Edge).
"Work, including who you work for, is an inherently political act."

Citation needed.
I think it’s responsive enough, it just doesn’t do very much... e.g. app launcher is just a full-screen grid of icons in seemingly random order. At least being able to sort by name or something would be better.
English common law is the basis for the American and Irish systems. Continental European countries, including Malta, are different.
You getting scammed is on you. I'm sorry it happened to you and it's happened to me too but you knew the risks when you entered and if you didn't you ought to have informed yourself. Looking up with your arms open crying, "Save us!" From who? Yourself and your mistakes? I don't need the SEC shutting Telegram's decentralized initiative down because they're "worried about the investor". That's an excuse for strong-arming and it's deplorable.

Most of the SEC's actions around cryptocurrency have been in this fashion not in protecting the investors from real scam projects. Coinbase, Telegram, Ripple: none of these companies fits the definition of a scam yet the SEC had a field day going after them in public, at least in two of these three cases after these companies had been privately assured by the SEC they were good to launch.
It does exist at Colorado College.

www.coloradocollege.edu
I believe "taxation is theft" out of moral and ethical reasons. It's not something I just pulled out of nowhere because I don't like paying taxes.

The problem here is as always the government, which is not doing as much as we'd like and has supposedly gotten captured by bad individuals. We can't have our cake and eat it.

And despite being against taxation I'm all for flat or proportional taxation, while we have it. This whole mess arguably came about because we wanted the ability to make the rich pay more than the rest of us, and then while we were at it decided to use taxation to manipulate the behavior of the public. And look how it turned out, the market spoke and found optimal solutions around taxation, and unfortunately it only works for the wealthy. It's like shaking our fists at the sky because the rain caused a lake and mosquitos bred there.

/rant
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The big problem with diversity in corporate settings is that it is often fake. It is not used to help marginalized people. It is used for internal power grabs and for “woke-washing” evil organizations. Like the “I’m a Latina with two moms” CIA ad.
It doesn't matter how well they speak English if the paperwork needs to be done in a different language.
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So circular references when targetting C and C++ leak memory yes?
> Because the CEO shares your politics and is only allowing your brand to express themselves at work you want to work there.

What are Brian Armstrong's politics again? And what are mine? The reality is that I don't care what Brian's politics are.
This is a lazy stereotype. European nations generally spend more on welfare, but the social justice stuff, which is now a defining part of the current "left", seems to be overwhelmingly produced in and exported from the U.S. and plenty of locals resent it as an inorganic cultural import. The entire obsession with "whiteness" looks extra weird on a continent where the population has been mostly white since the Stone Age, but yes, some of our less than stellar intellectuals still try to transpose (and impose it) here.

Also, compared to the U.S., Europe is decidedly more tribal. There is a sense of national identity forged by foreign occupations and attacks, especially among the smaller or weaker nations, that produces a lot of entrenched, insecure nationalism. Americans, being the top dogs of the world's pack for generations, generally do not understand how nationalism can arise from conditions of humiliation and victimhood, or only limit this understanding to their own black population, thus misunderstanding the European political currents a lot.

If a quarter of your population was forcibly deported to Siberia (which happened in the Baltics recently enough that witnesses are still alive), you will be a lot more jaded and distrustful than if you have no concept of such threats.
>> but were backed by a commodity

But they weren't. The bank didn't hold a pile of gold coins to match every promissory note. The note was backed by the reputation of the bank, just like today.
Do morally correct things. The morality is inescapable.
Micropayments
You are talking about 3rd Reich only part of Holocaust. It was bad, but it was a drop in the sea compared to what Germans did in occupied territories during WW2. A few orders of magnitude more victims.
Where else can I go to get a quality, privacy focused FOSS browser? I want non-chromium. Someone on HN the other day suggested using the TOR browser without connecting to a tor circuit, but that seems overkill.
Mainstream Reddit, sure. However, the more esoteric your topic, the better Reddit gets.

For example, most of the specific game subs are hyper-focused on their topic with paper who genuinely want to know and talk about the scene.
Scamming people isn't a business model. Everyone makes mistakes and I think this is a miss for Warren. That doesn't mean Clayton can't turn it around. Maybe Warren sees something Oliver didn't. It just doesn't look to be on the up and up when put to scrutiny.
At this point we all generally understand that NoSQL means a system that lacks one or more of: the SQL language, a relational model or ACID guarantees. It’s a useful shorthand for all of that.
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I had feeling, does this years' labor shortage prove that UBI is generally bad in a globalized world?
50k is the grant amount and usually reflected by a 30 day average look back from grant date. From grant date your 50k worth of stock can go
up on down based on the stock price.

This should be explained in any offer letter.
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In this part of the world the name would be quite political. We only use the letter Č (pronounced as ch) but our neighbors also use Ć (pronounced the same, only softer.. it's literally called "the soft Č"). There are a lot of 1st/2nd/3rd generation immigrants from those countries and their last names almost always end with Ć. So "he/she has a Ć" became a rude way of saying "he/she is an immigrant". And spelling someone's name with a Ć when it's actually Č can result in a very heated argument. I have no doubt you could find developers who would refuse to work with Ć :)