skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To others here, please avoid this app, there are too many red flags about it.

The testimonials on the site [1] are superficial. I only saw short term ones.
Most people with ADHD have a track record of starting new things, being extremely enthusiastic only for it to fizzle out in a few weeks.

Case in point Adam says: "I'm recently diagnosed so it's really exiting..."

This is on the science page [2]:
"Studies have shown that Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is effective in helping to treat those with ADHD."
It's the only actual science quote on there. It's a platitude if I've ever seen one.
CBT does work. However how is this app comparable to CBT? It's not and it doesn't explain any of it.

The whole site is also extremely vague and light on detail. No mention on the kind of exercises, why they work and how they work. The screenshots on the playstore page [3] had more info than the site.

As other mentioned the opt-out is indeed predatory given the target audience.

Lastly, there are many great resources online for ADHD:
A community for ADHD go to: https://forums.howtoadhd.com/
podcasts:
https://drhallowell.com/listen/podcast/
https://www.fasterthannormal.com/

All in all, I'll avoid this app till I hear favorable things from the community.

[1] https://www.getinflow.io
[2] https://www.getinflow.io/science
[3] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=inflow.adhd.pr...
> Just look at Bill and listen to him speak... that guy ain't talking his way into any romantic adventures if he weren't a gazillionaire.

Yeah, Musk is a real charmer, with his stutter, he's worse than Biden and he's 35 years younger than him.

Also behind the scenes Bill Gates has a personality and then some.

More F-bombs were dropped in Microsoft board meetings than Stratton Oakmont's .

You have to read Paul Allen's 2011 book: Idea Man.

Of course an elder statesman can't go on live tv and pull this sort of antics. Very much like Bellichick and Brady didn't go on TV to pull such antics. Doesn't mean that they (like Gates, Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods) don't have a personality or don't get laid.

Musk on the other hand loves to wear his WWE Vince McMahon costume and say controversial stuff, while stuttering.
Thanks for correcting me. I think I misunderstood this part:

> The resulting GRUB module, mezzano.mod, is largely the KBoot Mezzano loader code, ported to use GRUB facilities for memory allocation, disk access, etc. It’s feature-complete, so I released it to Sourcehut. (I’ve only tested it on Libreboot GRUB, not GRUB loaded by other firmware implementations.)
I could not get married in the US until less than a decade ago. I can legally be fired in roughly half of the member states of our union based on my identity. I can be legally denied healthcare treatment. This isn't even getting into discrimination with random individuals, which can and does happen in the west. Unfortunately "we don't stone our queers" is not something you get a golden sticker for.

I get it's very en vogue to say marginalized communities secretly control society (Jewish marxist globalists etc) but don't you think we'd have secured equal treatment under the law first? If society is suddenly caving to any and all of my capricious whims I certainly didn't get the memo
> none of the three things you mentioned are anywhere close to monopolies

Imagine thinking that google doesn’t have a monopoly on search. That Amazon doesn’t have a monopoly on selling goods online, etc.

Now these companies do lots of other things that they don’t monopolize, but they ARE monopolies in specific high value spaces and they leverage those monopolies in their other endeavours.
The pressure is on. Didn't Apple give themselves a short time window when they introduced the M1 for a full-lineup changeover? Like 2 years, or something?
Tether did defraud people. They lied on their website, claiming a) audits (which they never completed a single one of) and b) 1:1 backing of each Tether with a dollar in the bank (which they didn't have).
If you go to example.com/user/jim in your browser, it'll navigate to (presumably) the profile for the user with the handle "jim"

Maybe I don't understand what you're asking. Browsers these days have functionality that enables SPAs to navigate between URLs, push/pop to and from the back history, etc. without full page reloads.
Just curious, are these issues not enough to make you look elsewhere? Especially since these kind of issues have been common with MacBooks over the past few years. Maybe you require MacOS for something specific? Or is there just nothing else you'd rather use?
There are settings, however, they are enabled by default to silently send telemetry, and they also implement new ways of collecting telemetry, with new settings to opt out of it, on an "every few months" basis. So it's a constant battle of monitoring what behavior they're up to and turning it off.
That bug is closed. What PDF and platform do you see blurriness on?
Peering into the Void for Better Data
How many of those were let go because they didn't want to be forced into getting vaccinated?
Apple fires AppleToo leader as part of leak probe. She says it's retaliation
That was precisely my thought when reading this article.

Literally how many startups spawn in America for simple financial tasks that are easily handled by banks in the UKEU? In some cases, there are banks in India and most of the developing world that have more advanced services for consumer banking than the US. China has obviously already raced ahead far more than the US.
Previous discussion, currently on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28877303
The point of the article is rather that they violated the rules on creation of “money” [0] by means other than issuing legal-tender currency, and are being punished for that violation.

[0] viewed broadly, but I won't quibble about that.
As i said in the comment, that doesn't work. Put a list in the global, and then push and pop the string on the list. Even better, push the string into a local list, then put that list in another local list, then put that in a global, etc. You would need to dynamically keep every object reachable from a global marked as such, and that's a non-starter.
Apple Fires Employee Behind AppleToo Internal Organizing Effort
This is exactly the reason she I'm having a tedious time for needing to learn k8s for my work :(
I send and receive texts all the time on my PP. What are you talking about?
I think the difference is this is Tether's entire reason for existence. It's equivalent to Bernie Madoff.
The aircraft chime reminds me of the Home Alone theme, but I guess they're not in quite the same key: https://youtu.be/g3H9cnQDdvM vs https://youtu.be/nPNNFa3jF3g?t=26
It’s not celebrating their deaths. It’s warning about what happens when you ignore modern medical science and start believing conspiracy theories.
And how many are completely leaving the healthcare field vs changing jobs in the same field?
Sounds like someone at Starbucks saw your HN comment and ran a search for your email to ping the relevant manager. Impressive if not just a coincidence.
The last 50 years of software engineering would like a word with you about how few problems like this "standard metadata" has actually ever solved.
Yes, but — we now have far richer, more colorful, displays with skeumorphic design. They can be more distracting, but it also can mean that it's much easier to figure out how to do what out of the corner of one's eye.
This is correct. It is non-compliance for control stick forces to slacken towards a stall on a passenger carrying aircraft. They put a gadget in the system to render it compliant.

Unfortunately, they did not work as hard as they should have to ensure that it would not malfunction. Or to make sure if it did pilot's were aware and had a chance to develop muscle memory for it.

All of that was Management's push.
> Is there a place where American companies draw the line? Or is there one?

Yeah, if it loses money or harms profit, that crosses the line.
He said that he's on "team TERF" and compared being trans to wearing black face. It's not "manufactured", there are a lot of people upset that he's punching down against a vulnerable community.
Depends on who is in the ring. But doing it to them as a group, I'd call that punching down in most cases.

A lot of the late night comedians keep their jokes focused on the politician and his TV cronies. Any jokes targeting supporters have always been about a specific person because of something they've done or said, rather strictly based on their politics. Ex: Colbert's Seditionists Roundup. Or will say, "supports are of the former president claim..." then offer a direct quote, usually using a clip of the person in question making whatever statement is the butt of the joke.
Yeah, I don't think the subreddit makes the world a better place, but the broader point is true. Where I live, the director of the hospital has admitted that people have died because they can't get "elective" surgery because the hospital has been full of COVID cases for months now, and they're just maxed out.

I had an acquaintance pass away from COVID recently. She was fairly young and in good shape. She wasn't a raging, obnoxious COVID denier, but her husband didn't seem to place much stock in it and I don't think they got their shots. He's heartbroken, and she leaves behind two sons as well as friends and family. It's pretty tragic that this one stupid mistake took a person who was kind and sweet from the world.

Seeing that over and over and over again... there is no amount of money you could pay me to work in that field right now.
That “heartbreaking” story he told at the end of the show was a literal parallel to “I can’t be racist, I got a black friend”.
> So I essentially offered them a free trial - I'd come in and just start working for a few weeks for free for us all to see if it was a good fit, no commitments.

That's basically what the 90 day probationary period is, where they can fire you for no reason. You might've done better if you offered to work for minimum wage for your first X weeks, with the expectation they'll bump you up to a normal salary before the period is over.
They're not armored.
Anxiety ridden upper middle class white people claiming to act on behalf of these "marginalized groups"
Yes, things would be different in a completely different culture other than the one we're discussing. That's why I weigh claims of oppression from Copts higher than I do from Baptists.
There are free bank accounts at many banks?

Also, lots of neobanks are offering free accounts and features because their revenue comes from interchange on spending + interest + future cross-sells or lending.
The context is there is a playground game being played at scale. In order to be accepted in certain circles, one needs to discern who the thought leaders are, display the proper deference to them, and above all adhere to approved talking points. Chappelle is experiencing backlash for writing his own talking points.
If the art is digital how and the artist agrees that editions of the NFT represent a copy of the art how is an edition of the NFT not a copy of the art?
I just use KDE Okular on windows, it’s available in the microsoft store.
I'm referring to the one built-into Firefox, not the HTML version. Even comparing the HTML one, this is misleading: the PDF.js compilation step means that there are WebAssembly code written nominally in JavaScript, namely those that handles font rendering and complex graphics (before pushing into the canvas, which by necessity is done in JS).
Google Ads to Move from Last Click to Data Driven Attribution
Imagine a subreddit dedicated to giving out awards to transgender suicides. Incredibly disgusting.
I mean, you could choose a different employer with lower expectations or reduced obligations if that's an option where you live. But no employer is required to keep you employed if you don't get your work done. It may be harder to fire people in some places and in some industries, but it's rarely impossible. If you want to be able to have leisure and enjoyment, you probably need money, which means being employed, and to remain employed you need to meet your obligations.

So be unproductive and risk getting fired but go home at a reasonable time. Be unproductive and work long hours to meet the obligations and not get your leisure and enjoyment. Or be efficient and go home at a reasonable hour and have your leisure and enjoyment. I choose the third, because it's sensible. Unlike my 90-hour workweek colleagues who stress about everything.
NFTs do nothing to address what's actually hard or unrealistic about this. If WoW and Runescape are already collaborating, they can just ask each other who owns what. If they're not collaborating, this scenario never occurs.
>Edit: I probably should have explicitly noted that, as jetrink points out, the object is initialized with a atomic refcount of one (the "local refcount is nonzero" reference), and destroyed when the atomic refcount is one and to-be-decremented, so a purely local object never has atomic writes.

I think you're under the impression that the refcount would only ever need to be incremented if the object was shared to another thread, but that's not the case. The refcount isn't a count of how many threads have a reference to the object; it's a count of how many objects and closures have a reference to the object. Even objects that never leave their creator thread will be likely to have their reference count incremented and decremented a few times over their life.
> I don't think crypto gets to claim the benefits of the oft touted protection against centralized bullies or scams.

The big problem here is that the core benefit of cryptocurrency is in removing the bank as a middle man. But the bank is the chokepoint where governments impose constraints.

When you're up against an authoritarian government imposing unreasonable constraints, that's what you need. But it works the same against any constraints. So if you want constraints on "money laundering" or processing transactions related to criminal activity, those constraints are gone too.

The constraints are already gone for anyone willing to break the law. You can't un-invent Bitcoin, so from here on drug dealers will be able to use it or something like it to transfer their drug money etc. That's happened, it's in the past, no regulations you put on law-abiding people will undo it because the people doing it are already the people breaking the law.

We still have all the regulations. They just don't work anymore. We're still paying the cost and the benefit has evaporated. But for all the honest people who are following the law, the regulations still apply. The overhead is still there. All the paperwork and the false positives.

So you can use Bitcoin to buy drugs but you can't use it to buy a sandwich, because to accept Bitcoin the sandwich shop would have to deal with filing fees and lawyers that the drug dealer is just ignoring. Regular people don't get the benefit until we have a regulatory system that makes it as easy to accept cryptocurrency as it is to accept cash.
That's right. For the competitive people out there, you must know that when you are suppressing envy and being happy for other people's success you might be losing the competition against those other people. They might have the fastest car or the biggest house and that might sting, but you are showing the middle finger to Nature and/or God which is a much bigger achievement.
The only thing I was trying to say is that although K8S offers secrets "for free," it's not best practice to consider the control plane to be a secure secrets store.
1. “Retarded” as a pejorative is generally considered impolite to the actually retarded. [1]

2. I think you probably mean “too”.

3. Take a deep breath. It will be ok.

[1] https://www.huffpost.com/entry/when-you-use-the-word-retarde...
"reddit atheism phase".

I am European. You are like 250 years late.
> Every time someone declares Wordpress dead 10 more sites launch using it.

I'm sure you're off by several orders of magnitude.
To quote MLK, 'A riot is the language of the unheard,', short of a riot, this 'cancel culture' seems to be an effective tool to effect change by directly pulling on economic levers. The fact that people are complaining about how effective it is, seems to reinforce how effective it is.
In the UK most cars are still manual. Is this really not the case in the US?

Having a clutch gives you a lot of fine grained control
The repo’s description is “immudb - world’s fastest immutable database, built on a zero trust model” — not sure why OP added the “faster than blockchain?” part.

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As far as I understand immudb is just a tamperproof ledger. Unlike blockchains used by cryptocurrencies it doesn’t need proof of work or stake to do achieve consensus and so the artificial limits that are required to make consensus possible don’t apply here.

There are some benchmarks at the end of the readme.

> immudb can handle millions of writes per second. The following table shows performance of the embedded store inserting 1M entries on a machine with 4-core E3-1275v6 CPU and SSD disk:

And they give an example of writing 1M records with 100 workers in 0.6s coming at 1.6M (million) transactions per second.

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Even though it’s really unfair to compare to immudb to any blockchain it’s still fun to do, so…

Comparing immudb’s 1.6M tps to bitcoin’s 4.6 (just 4.6, not million) tps is laughable. Ethereum does a bit better at 30 tps. Ethereum 2.0 will do an impressive (sic) 2k tps. I remember EOS was promising insane numbers of something like 4k tps and NEO 10k but not sure if either ever did so.

Anyway, these are very different technologies and usecases and it’s really not fair to compare. So can we please rename this thread to remove the question?
It can be configured. I remember when Gedit was quite the potent editor, language plugins, snippets and stuff. But it has the basics left still :)
The NFT Knowledge Gap Is an Existential Threat to Decentralized Infrastructure
|I found over the years to avoid long debugging sessions, I can instead write better tests, do smaller commits, and write less clever code|

The less clever code part is the key, for me. If I can write my code out, in a relatively simplistic way and go back to refactor and optimize it, I save myself hours of debugging headaches.

Doing it and saying it are different things, but I fully intend to do it every time I start =)
Anecdotally, places like /r/nursing are full of stories of traveling positions (out-of-state temp work) offering as much as $10k/week for qualified personnel. If you're already unhappy with your job and management, and pulling say $70k annually for 80-hour weeks and 36-hour shifts, that has to be tempting. Even half that rate would be worth it for a lot of people. Texas, for example, is trying to stop people from doing this in-state[0].

[0] https://nurse.org/articles/texas-bans-nurses-from-in-state-c...
That’s not the point you’re making, in fact you’ve really failed to make any point except a poor attempt to anthropomorphise nature and not provide any examples of how nature ‘caring’ is a universal phenomenon
No one is really getting rich off of the endowment though. It's not like the endowment pays billions in distributions to the board of trustees or faculty. Sure the guy that manages Harvard's $53.2B is paid $6 million a year (and appears to be worth every penny of it), but face it. If Harvard had no endowment, he'd be on wall street making at least as much anyway. It's not some scheme to enrich him or anyone.
> If you really are not comfortable with the consequences your personal labor you should probably leave your job or not take it in the first place. This sounds like a decadent rationalization for highly compensated people that want to feel moral while being lazy.

Three words that trap many: Employer Provided Healthcare.
Don't worry - like Stonks - Crypto only goes up
Why web scraping is important
I have browsed the subreddit. It is filled will people celebrating other dying. It also was posting people private information causing the families of the deceased to get harassed. This recently lead the subreddits moderators to change the rules to keep this from happening so don't bother denying it.

It is no different than the anti-vaxers posting picture of people's social media feeds bragging about being vaccinated and then ending up in the hospital. Its disgusting and completely uncalled for.

Is it okay to celebrate when an obese person dies from heart disease? No it is not. Its a time to let their families and friends grieve their loss.
> Why do people pretend like a mandate is a small thing and not a nuclear weapon?

Why do people pretend like an extraordinarily contagious novel virus that commonly causes long-term organ damage is a small thing and not the next best thing to a bioweapon?

Why do people pretend that the healthcare system is not collapsing? Why do people pretend that refrigerator trucks full of corpses wasn’t a thing? Why do people pretend that children’s surgeries aren’t currently being canceled in Saskatchewan and Alberta?

Vaccine mandates are, in all reality, “playing nice.” The mandates allow you a number of vaccination choices, you pick the place and time. The “nuclear weapon” is when the state uses its military to enforce compliance: no alternatives, no choices.

The choice is between our society having a functioning healthcare system, or having too many people remain unvaccinated.
I’d be more than interested in what passes for “good music taste” these days. :)
I'm not going to explain this to you all, but yeah, the language used by Chappelle has specific and very serious consequences for people like me.

Yes, it's transphobic.

That you cannot smell this out -- or do, but pretend you don't -- says a heartbreaking amount about HN culture.

We're here, right beside you, in your workplaces, in your forums, hearing what you say.

And then we have to do our damn jobs.

Do you know what that's like?
You will get fired if you don't get enough done at work. Higher productivity means you can accomplish enough tasks to not get fired in less amount of time.
You may be interested in (for example) the approach taken with Halogen, the PureScript web framework. Every widget on the screen has its own state and actions, widgets send each other messages, etc. It ends up being very "object oriented" in a way that you're suggesting, but it also is very principled, i.e. components send each other messages, do not have access to each others internal states, etc. This gives you a really good way to separate concerns, while having each "widget" have its own state/not having to have a single global state a la elm.
Nope. It is a modern from scratch attempt at writing an OS purely in Common Lisp.

It is still very far from being useful for daily use or even getting close to the development experience of an Lisp Machine but for an Hobbyist OS, it is already quite impressive. Most OS projects don't even make it to the runs on real hardware step.
Ah sorry... so the major issue is not with Wayland itself, but with the major toolkits that in 10+ years haven´t bothered or figured out how to transition away from a rasterized buffer model.

Right. It doesn't matter if the fault is with GTK, Qt or the Wayland APIs not providing enough support for this to happen, sometime in the last 10 years. The problem is that it didn't.

In the meantime I've been using MacOS that has been doing vector graphics since what? 15 years?

SMH...
Anyone aware of a quality tool like this for SQL Server?

I've been looking for something like this for a long time?
Why would they? If you're invested in Crypto - you don't want it to go down. It's better to look the other way while someone is pumping and hope they never start dumping.