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This is the correct answer. They know how much money is potentially at stake here, they want to bide their time and do it right while they formulate a way to capitalize on this mammoth of an opportunity.

Axie Infinity just recently raised $152M at a $3B valuation, and it's not going away. People from the Philippines are making a livelihood out of this game, and that is so powerful I can't even put it into words.

The genie is out of the bottle so to speak, and the entire world is going to get into P2E games and the metaverse sooner rather than later. If Steam is really serious about not entertaining this, there is a HUGE opportunity for a new contender to come in and disrupt them by allowing blockchain-based games. WebGPU + WebAssembly in particular is a fascinating way to deliver binaries without having to go through walled gardens, and you can today hook these games up wallets like Metamask. I'd go as far as to say a meaningful part of web3 will be decentralized gaming on the blockchain.
It’s a single key shortcut. The document is then auto saved.

Preview.app is king.
Please shut this down or pivot. This isn't a mindfulness or meditation app. It's a serious medical issue to which you're presenting an untested solution. If I created a new pill and said it helps ADHD, I would be shutdown. You're doing this with an app. You hope it will work but really you don't know. I started and sold a CBD business and the entire time, we made sure to never claim that it cures or helps any medical condition despite it having FDA approval for some specific medical conditions & 100,000s of customers saying it did. We refused to work with any company that did and cheered when the FDA sent them letters. You on the other hand, have a top nav page labeled: "Science" & you're laundering the reputation of a single doctor and some "advisors" to bypass the actual process.

As you read the other criticisms about your predatory business model, you should understand that this isn't just some pricing thing you can change, it's the fundamental misalignment between you and your customers. For example, you claim that the average cost of ADHD CBT is $200-$300. WebMD (1) & Consumer Reports (2), and every other result on the first page of google says it's more like $100 to $200. In your marketing, you're now spreading likely false information to make your app seem like a better solution, potentially turning people away from therapy by exaggerating the costs.

Look at your app marketing vs Charlotte's Web (3). Notice the difference? Charlotte's Web doesn't push BS science to sell their products. They don't feature doctors on their page or have a "Science" page in the top nav. They actually started to help a single little girl specifically and once it did, they fought to make their solution available to give people the chance to try it. You on the other hand, took a treatment clinic and thought, "Hey, if I turn this into an app, I could make a lot of money".

Because you position yourself as a medical treatment, your team won't care if it actually works, only if they can sell it. You will continue to spread false information that puts your app in the most favorable light. You will continue to creatively cheat your customers out of money with subscriptions and add-ons they don't need. This path you have set yourselves on inevitably pits you against your customers the same way Purdue pharma did with Oxy. You could pivot to a "Focus" app or something that doesn't position itself as a snake oil treatment to ADHD.

Honestly, I think you will probably continue on your path and just label me a hater. 3 years from now, maybe you've made a lot of money or not. I don't know. Lots of snake oil salesmen make it. But you certainly won't help people in any significant way. If you actually care about that, you should really reconsider.

(1) https://www.webmd.com/add-adhd/costs-of-adhd

(2) https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/2013/01/how-much-does-it...

(3) https://www.charlottesweb.com/
If you want to go fast and call that being productive, go fast and be productive. But don't gate-keep and turn personal preferences into "should" and "ought". There's a lot of world out there and not everyone wants to organize their lives around work.
has anyone built and run this in docker ? would love to test this out - i dont have a lot of experience in compiling python inside docker

EDIT: there is a dockerfile in there https://raw.githubusercontent.com/colesbury/nogil/nogil/Dock...
There is a firefox extension called containers (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/containers) that can be used to isolate different accounts. So if you want isolated accounts then containers for different accounts will help you do that.
The plural of "anecdote" is not "data."
Compatibility with all the pinephone back covers and the upcoming keyboard is more important, I guess.
Agreed but I wanted to highlight the fact that it has 4 USBC ports which is rare for a laptop.
Greater than 1 time? I get if somebody gets drunk and makes a call they regret later but wouldnt want somebody who hooked up a lot as a pattern of behavior. For me, and for the people I know who want long term relationships (guys and girls), none of us want somebody who sleep around a lot ages 18 to 35 then decide to settle down and get married. Seems guys are more averse to this though, tbh I dont much like the idea of marrying somebody after her most attractive years are past, and waiting 35 years of my life for a stable relationship before then.

Out of curiosity what would you define as "a lot"?
On GNOME, you can press Alt+Backtick to switch between windows of an app. I like its presence in KDE and GNOME and Mac (and dislike its absence on Windows), but I'm not sure I like how Alt+Tab on Mac (and GNOME?) don't switch between windows of an app by default.
Your first link mentions the Betty Crocker connection, but well into the article and only briefly. It also directly supports your first line objection.

"Dichter did work with General Mills’ Betty Crocker brand, but that wasn’t till the 1950s. It's a tale even Michael Pollan falls for."

Interestingly, after the cake mixes lost popularity, it was the frosting or icing, and magazine articles and books showing how to decorate cakes to look like works of art. So calling it the Betty Crocker Effect misses the real story on a couple of different levels.

Creativity was the icing on the cake, as it were.
I don't know if "own" is the right word, but people do have bitcoins under their control, yes, which means they can transfer them. Why?
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Yes, there is no metadata standard at the moment. But if that existed, the Runescape and Warcraft developers would not have to coordinate at all.
Or learn Swift or Kotlin, and target iOS or Android instead.
Agreed. I would have bought it if it didn’t have a camera and allowed me to put mp3 files and play them like a music player. I basically need a device which doesn’t do anything other than calling and playing mp3 music.

Also mr sure why they used old 2G when it’s being gotten rid of in many places.
This is tangential but I love baseball and it’s fun and hilarious to bring someone to a game that doesn’t know the rules (I mean not know the rules at all, from a country without baseball). Three strikes, 4 balls, three outs. Ok that’s simple, and a foul is also a strike. But that guy’s not out? No, it doesn’t count on the third strike. Catching the ball is an out. No that wasn’t an out because it was just a foul tip. Not catching the ball isn’t an out obviously. Well it was in this case because of the infield fly rule. Oh wait it wasn’t because you can’t call infield fly rule when there’s two outs. Ok the batter got hit by a pitch but he deserved it because two innings ago he hit a home run when his team was winning by 6 runs. It’s an unwritten rule you see… The big beards are for luck. No not on that team though, they’re not allowed to have facial hair…
TBH I think having a flutter port for this operating mobile system is probably the most likely way for it to succeed. That way you can do a flutter app and it will work on this too, while still having mainline OS support.

Then you would need to fill in some common services like push and such.
This is more like someone being fired because they leaked that one of their coworkers was farting on every burger for laughs.
While reading about this over at The War Zone* I found a video of "enhanced night vision" which looked very cool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Poi0bOi91X8

*https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/42739/army-halts-widel...
Do you believe Netflix ought to reject popular comedians, if they tell jokes that some people could interpret as racist, homophobic, transphobic, islamophobic, antisemitic, ableist, or misogynistic? Do you have any favorite comedians yourself who wouldn’t be affected? Would you mind if I scan their body of work just to make sure they aren’t harming any vulnerable communities?
That is part of being part of the society, yes.
Amazon deliberately leading users to a suboptimal product because they get more margin seems like exactly the sort of thing that competition should help to resolve (or at least limit). The fact that search is so bad is probably evidence of too little competition.
i would say the "simplest" setup for us has been ECS fargate (even thought there's some major lock in). Very easy to spin up a cluster and you don't have to manage the underlying structure. If you use docker-compose or equivalent for local dev you just define your tasks/services and launch. Even pulling in ENVs is easy with SSM.
Yes, but not through accountants. Recall one incident where they transferred in a few hundred million to a formerly empty account. Moore Cayman accounting accurately reported they say money in the account. Then the money was transferred out after accountants looked at it.

Much more complex than just lying. They used the accountant’s true report to cover the truth.
The answer to the trench storm fence with a (larger) quadcopter is a fuel shower, promptly ignited. A sort of flying molotov cocktail.

The target trench area/s would need something like a small Phalanx CIWS to play defense.
I wonder when Mozilla is going to start to include ads in their pdf renderer.

I mean it wouldn't really be "ads", more like suggested extra pages provided by trusted partners...
Fwiw the original paper was submitted 11hrs earlier:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28873435
Perhaps he means it will bog down on refresh.
Neither of which use or benefit from NFTs.
... And this is where we each find out how important limiting environmental damage is to ourselves.

It's only a principle if it hurts you to hold to it.

For nearly all of us, this can't compete with having a comfortable, secure life.
the trick i observed crows doing - somewhat similar to the opening of the Cobra maneuvers - they come about a foot below branch or whatever their landing target is and by quickly angling up they extinguish their horizontal speed by trading it for that foot of the height - ie. they get 0 horizontal speed right over the branch. Thus they avoid the overwise would be needed horizontal speed slowdown in the level flight and associated stall risk.
> But why leave that comment on this particular submission?

Sorry if I sounded negative. I agree, efforts like these should be lauded.
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> You don't have to spare brain cycles to think about editing, your fingers just do it.

> Being able to keeping your eyes on the screen all the time just allows you to concentrate on your code, rather on the way you're entering it.

I don't see anything here that is special or unique to vim or emacs.
> Mathematics is close to gender parity

Where are you getting this data from? Mathematics has a pretty noticeable gender gap, it's not at all close to parity.

Besides, if your theory is correct, we shouldn't see parity. We should see women dominate the field, the same way that they dominated early computing. Even in a world with an actual 50/50 split in mathematics (which again, is not the current world), your theory still doesn't explain why women were over-represented in early computing, even after WW2 when men had returned home.

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Let's make some other predictions based on your theory while we're at it.

If what you're saying is correct and women are primed to find theoretical fields more interesting than men do, we might expect to see a higher proportion of women in research positions for hospitals than in practical positions like nursing, and similarly we might expect to see a higher proportion of men in practical medical fields like nursing and direct care.

Do we see that? No.

If your theory is correct and women are inherently more interested in theoretical fields, we should expect to see a gender inbalance in teaching fields based on education levels and practicality of subject. So for example, we should expect to see more men teaching lower-level mathematics and intro programming where their work has a direct impact on people's day-to-day life, and more women teaching higher-level mathematics and abstract programming courses in higher education settings.

Do we see that? No.

You've globbed onto an explanation based on one statistic because it might explain that statistic. You haven't formed a widely applicable explanation that can be used across the board to explain the different statistics that we see throughout multiple fields, or that can be used to predict what statistics we will see in the future.
I can't believe it's not Ivermectin
Redmine works just fine.
The same can be said for caffeine and nicotine. Adderall/Ritalin users are no worse than caffeine and nicotine users.
> "rocket" 1 result (but for oysters rockefeller, which doesn't list rocket as an ingredient)

Seems like an inappropriate fuzz filter. Maybe swap it out for one that just does proper stem matching.

The really weird part is that this occurs not only with the regular title search, but also the ingredient search, and none of this recipe's ingredients have a fuzzy match whatsoever. Wat?!
Or run an Android or iOS emulator. (Note: like Wine runs Windows software on Linux in a fully legal way).
Not by a mile. USDC are emitted by a consortium which the HN unicorn Coinbase is a major part of. They have something like 73% of USDC in actual USD and the rest are corporate bonds / money markets and things like that. It's not 100% USD, but they're 100% backed.

Coinbase is a reputable US company ran by US citizens.

USDT is operated by shady people with an history of fraud from shady micro countries on the dark list of fiscal havens.

They are nothing similar.

I do believe there are actual people wiring a lot of real USD / EUR to Coinbase's bank accounts to buy crypto. I'm really not so sure there are people actually wiring lots of money to Tether's bahamas bank accounts. I'm not sure many ever did.

I really don't get this: Coinbase is a HN unicorn. Do you think it's a gigantic fraud / scam and there aren't a shitload of real people putting a shitload of freaking real money to Coinbase's very real bank accounts?
Ask HN: Who is down to work with me?
hey, soooo, ive been really bored and made the impulsive decision to work with a stanger on a project. if you'd be down then reply to this <3

requirements?:

|your age: under 18|
|coding ability: preferably semi-beginner to intermediate|
|working: remotely|
|programming knowledge: at least html and css (and some python maybe )|

besides that i just want someone who is fun and impulsive and would really be down to do whatever
(you get extra points if you have good music taste)
It's not that hard as learning to touch type the entire alphabet! And I don't consider those symbols esoteric, unless you're programming Lisp.
Is it actually rotated or does it just remember that that document is supposed to be rotated? In other words if you emailed it to me would it still be rotated when I opened it?
You actually describe the NVDA's next major revenue source. Initially of course it will be just a co-processor to the wet-ware, and with time it will start to beat it in computational power, features, ... Upgradeability and cloud connectivity of course are among its advantages from the start.
They wouldn't be my favorite comedian if they dumped on critics, doubled down on the subject of the criticism, and didn't speak out on the firing of people who took issue with it after complaining about "cancel culture."
Pinephone is supposed to be manufactured for 5 years since the initial release. Hardly obsolete.
How do you suppose that being unkind to an idea is not “dialog” and not “valid”? You are casting ethical judgements upon rhetorical devices. That is nonsense.
> 1. The primary product of an MMORPG isn’t access to a social network.

Exactly. You can switch to another MMORPG and find another level 29 healer to restore your HP, but if your mother only uses Facebook, it's much harder to switch to a different social network and find another woman who gave birth to you.
Just depends on what devices you buy. The options where you do own them are getting better and better.

https://frame.work/

https://puri.sm/

https://pine64.com/

https://system76.com/

etc.
Thanks for posting this - I almost posted a slightly better / different link to a Betty Crocker Effect page [1] but checked the comments first and TIL, Snopes (FWIW) agrees that your are correct (see [2]).

[1] https://medium.com/@mukri2/betty-crocker-add-an-egg-248dce3d...

[2] https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/something-eggstra/
Can you name some NFT ecosystems that use them to represent ownership of artwork in a meaningful, useful way, and not just as resellable bragging rights?

I know it's possible, but I haven't seen any.
Sorry, should have been more clear; edited.
Yeah, I can bet plenty of graphics programming and game devs university degrees are soooo interested into running Linux.
it might sound really strange, but remembering to cancel something like this is incredibly hard for me as someone with ADHD. I pay for so many things, sometimes multiple times before I can work up the energy (and memory) to take care of something like this.
More realistically, Steam is scrambling to develop their own L2 they can control to prevent secondary markets. HN seems blissfully unaware of how much momentum there is in crypto and the larger web3 space right now.
To me, this is not a lesson about speed, but rather a lesson about "compound interest". He was able to compound all his learnings from the first go round in to the second. That doesn't always mean it will go faster, but it does usually mean you don't make the same mistakes as the first time (which can result in speed).

I find this notion of compounding to be much more useful in life than just in terms of finance and interest. Starting early, or doing something more, yields a compound benefit down the road. You get better at a thing faster, which compounds and lets you get better still. It's how expertise is realized and why there will never be equal outcomes between different people with different levels of motivation and persistence.
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Every new product like this goes through consumer focus group testing, after which the likelihood of each feature helping to achieve a net profit for the entire device is weighed for inclusion. Achieving a good balance is tough, but in the end it is all about whether an expectation of profit is strong enough to put it out there. In this case, Nokia-HMD would have selected options that may not make sense to some HN-type readers. Would I buy one if I was looking for only a feature phone? I'd have to see a tree-list of all menu items to go along with a seriously informative set of specifications. Some competitors to this new 6310 run KaiOS, often implemented with teeny hardware controls and "too much" rather than "just enough" stuff.
> When have you seen a movie about the USSR winning the WW2?

Tell that to the Finns.
> Also, they have a repulsive reaction to everything .NET and JVM

It's an interesting phenomenon I observe quite commonly.

I think in the devops space they see these VM based languages as basically introducing ten redundant layers of unnecessary assumptions and complexity on top of what is already a good foundation - the Unix OS layer. They know the unix os layer well but every time they deploy one of these VM based languages it creates headaches through unique and strange behaviour that violates their assumptions and knowledge and they have no way to learn it since you need years of experience as a developer to become comfortable with it all. From a developer perspective, we see the OS as this annoying ball of complexity and want VM languages to manage that and make it go away.

So it's all about what you know better and where your comfort zone is in the end. For a long time the developers had the upper hand because the OS story was a train wreck, but containers have turned that around in recent years, so now it is not such a crazy thing to pin down the exact OS and version and entire dependency chain you are going to deploy on.
I'll copy out this comment of mine in response to an analogous question:

> Mozilla developers at the time actually have other plans with the Pepper plugin support: Adobe Flash (since that Chrome's Pepper Plugin API (PPAPI) is actually miles better and secure than the Netscape [-era - ed.] Plugin API or NPAPI). They abandoned Mortar (the name of the project) when Adobe have announced that it will retire Flash.
> Physicians skew male

They don't, physicians are close to gender parity. What you see is that Physicians used to skew male a long time ago, but that isn't the case any more in younger generations.

And Physicians isn't about people, Physicians is about seeing people as things you can fix, so it tickles both the "people" and the "thing" aspects at the same time, which would explain why gender ratio is about equal.

If you remove the "things" aspect from physicians you are left with nurse, which skews extremely female.
JWST was never designed to be serviceable, because it's so far away[0]. It would probably be possibe to get a crew to L2 with our new SLS/Orion capability (with costly modifications)[1], but I don't think this was really anticipated back when JWST was designed. And once they get there, effecting a repair would be the equivalent of patching an executable with no source code, in production.

[0]: https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/forScientists/faqScientists.ht...
[1]: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/The-crew-segment-of-the-...
A little less melodramatic, please. They aren't telling children themselves to find it, only that there are more options beyond school.

>it really helps to have a variety of both father and mother figures in your life to give you better context for how to mature and succeed in life.

Isn't that exactly what the GP is saying, and relates to the question they are asking? We have more options than just school for male role models, so why would a lack of male role models in just school be the problem?

>I grew up in a pretty privileged community and know multiple guys who had no significant father figure, or (probably worse)a very unhealthy one.

And here is the real crux of it all. The argument that it doesn't matter where the role model is coming from, as long as the children have one. Yet one can argue in recent years, the family unit has been breaking down. Not just in the form of broken homes and divorces causing fathers to lose touch with their kids, but also expecting society and education to raise kids despite the severe lack in father figures (read: boy-positive male teachers).

>Showed the male-dominated world what women were capable of.

As an aside, where men were dominating the top, they were also dominating the bottom. And they still are dominating both the top and the bottom. The whole "patriarchy" thing isn't as rose-colored for men as people like to believe it is, and such statements contribute to the current narrative which leaves the boys described in the article on the wayside.
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