skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Nothing to fear, if you do have it your brain has always been this way so in a sense nothing has changed. That said a diagnosis can bring a lot of clarity, understanding, and help you form strategies to do better.

If you seek evaluation, seek it from someone with a lot of experience with Adult ADHD. If you get a diagnosis, make sure you work with a doctor who starts you at the lowest dose and slowly ups it as needed.

How to ADHD is a great YouTube channel, if you are curious.
> Apparently that site is serving ads now so I won't be using it anymore.

Can you stop fake claims? There is no ads on Boiling Steam.
'Common Prosperity' seems to mean that there are too many rich people in China that are giving too little money to the central government as their wealth usurps the power of the CCP.
How industrial chicken production is breeding the next pandemic
I envy you for your age... There was a time when everyone and their dog knew what L0phtCrack was.
Memory safety is a pain point of C, and Zig doesn't fix that. There is no free lunch: you either accept garbage collection or deal with something that resembles the borrow checker.
> changing default shortcuts from CMD to CTRL. Is swapping the positions enough?

For me, I just adjust to using CTRL instead of CMD. It only takes me a day or two of consistent use for the muscle memory to switch over.

The most painful part is if I try and go back-and-forth between the Mac and Linux laptop, that causes pain. But if I just switch pretty completely over to the linux environment, the muscle-memory switches over pretty quickly.

If you don't need to go back-and-forth on an ongoing basis, I'd recommend just pushing through the transition period.
Regarding the LUKS encryption, he is likely talking about an encrypted /boot partition and using SecureBoot.
Blockchain is becoming a pain in the ass. Games don't need Blockchain. It serves no purpose other than making some people rich and having the games filled with farmers that will eventually ruin everything.
You can release the GIL in extensions, and a lot of datascience libraries do that, so not all python computations are single threaded.
Contributions are another one I think. Both the authors and potential collaborators might find it more attractive to use their language of choice. Compilers also tend to pose a variety of challenges that force one to really dig into a language.
Deterministic in what sense? A given build is generally deterministic if it contains only one code path, but compiler optimizations mean different builds of the same code might produce different results for the same inputs, and certainly the same code in two different functions could behave differently. And if you wanted to take advantage of SSE2 on systems that had it then that would generally mean having two codepaths that gave different results.
For me it’s similar. I want to write it down to get it out of my head.

But I think it’s important to understand one thing about notes and organization systems in general: do you optimize for speed of writing stuff down or do you optimize for retrieving the information?

I know that I am in the former camp. That’s why my note taking system is as follows:

I have a folder called Notes in Sublime. I create a new file, use a text snippet to insert the current ISO date (2021-10-18) give it a headline, write everything down in free-form without a structure, save it as a plain text file and be done with it.

When I want to read a note (doesn’t happen that often), I mostly remember the headline I used: Cmd+O to open that file. If nothing comes up, Sublime has good regex search capabilities.
Whoever wrote that and is not 14, it's a clear sign of stunted emotional growth.
Displayed on the end of episode #1:

“Terravision was a joint project from Weathernews International (Hiro Ishibashi, Andreas Schneider), ART+COM and DeTeBerkom.
The series is a fictional adaptation of the events at that time and arose from the court transcripts as well as conversations with Joachim Suater, Pavel Mayer, Axel Schmidt, Gerd Grüneis, Martin Sibernagl.”
Except you can't, practically speaking--as the price is baked into the "brand".
I know it might be fun to develop your own engine

That's it right there. You can spent years pretending to write a game while optimizing your from-scratch engine for features that probably no-one will ever use [1]. But I think it depends on what your goal is.

If it's a small hobby project, and you enjoy the process of writing your own engine (which, granted, can also be a great learning experience), then why not? You're probably in for the fun anyway.

I know some indie devs who learned the hard way that if your goal is in fact to eventually release a game, doing it without using an existing engine can reaaally drag things out.

I think it's tempting: you can get started on a new "engine" pretty easily, and get something up and running in a day or two. But then comes the long tail of adding all the other stuff, which often isn't so much fun.

A lot of the game development process isn't actually programming, so by writing everything from scratch, a programmer can artificially shift the focus into the direction they're more comfortable with.

[1] https://handmadehero.org/
> Every municipality all over Europe has control of some of its local laws, too.

Unless I'm mistaken, that's not true in France. Its a unitary state, where each region and commune is simply an administrative subunit of the state. That's why the French government was able to reorganize its regions at the start of January 2016.

By comparison, that would be illegal in the USA for the federal government do combine North and South Carolina, or to reunite West Virginia to Virginia. They're not administrative units of one government, but are actually separate governments.
I wasn't referring to Boiling Steam. I was talking about the outline.com site I used to make it easier to read. According to WoodenChair's comment above, it serves ads now.

> You linked to a totally different site that derives revenue from advertising.

Which is why I will no longer be using it.
Yeah, Tax the Rich. This essay could have come from any given Twitter "intelligentsia" in America today with only a select few terms changed.
There is an additional add-on that maked it wireless, but by default it's wired.
No part of the internet can be considered “low crime” least of all a school system.

If you have an isolated network that is truly airgapped from any other network then and only then is it remotely acceptable to “leave your doors unlocked”. This doesn’t absolve the criminals who deface/destroy/steal your PII/data but rather you’ve got to adapt to the times.
Sorry you're just wrong or focussing on a topic not the one at hand. Of course SOC is good for soil health. But for sequestration over any meaningful time frame you need to go below plow depth.

For further reading the best long term study of which I am aware on SOC via cover cropping (and that's all that we are interested in here is long-term) over 19 years found actual losses of carbon not gains at the soil depths that are important. [0]

... If we only measured soil C in the top 30 cm, we would have assumed an increase in total soil C increased with WCC alone, whereas in reality significant losses in SOC occurred when considering the 2 m soil profile. Ignoring the subsoil carbon dynamics in deeper layers of soil fails to recognize potential opportunities for soil C sequestration, and may lead to false conclusions about the impact of management practices on C sequestration....

[0]: https://doi.org/10.1111/gcb.14762
I think a Facebook vr world is more likely to be the 2 minutes of hate from 1984, but all the time
For all the reasons that Zig is a better language than C++:

* Debugging is easier, faster, and more straightforward

* Fewer bugs due to footguns in the language

* Typical Zig code runs faster than typical C++ code. Part of this is due to Zig's safety features - there are design optimizations for performance that I won't even attempt in C or C++ because it's footgun city. Meanwhile in Zig it's actually completely safe in debug builds; you get a compile error or runtime panic if you mess up something.

* Floating point operations work on f16 and f128 without a dependency on SoftFloat library

* Cross compilation is trivial

* Comptime features make build options feasible and maintainable, such as enabling/disabling logging, whether to link libc, whether to link llvm, whether to enable tracy profiling, etc.

* Zig's error handling makes correct code the default instead of the other way around in C++

* The std lib HashMap, ArrayHashMap, and ArrayList data structures are really nice

* If the compiler is written in Zig, then adding a new target backend to the Zig compiler makes the Zig compiler work on that target. With another language we are stuck only supporting whatever that language supports.

Not only that but the Zig compiler available for download today is already backed by majority of lines of code written in Zig rather than C++; what is available today is already partially self-hosted. For example the following features are already written in Zig, not C++: `zig fmt`, `zig translate-c`, the command line interface, `zig cc`/`zig c++`, `zig build`, the cache system, compiler-rt, the macOS linker, and compile error checks that operate before type checking.
> For example, suppose you wanted a sidebar, or an absolute-positioned floating navbar or something.

I suppose that I would have to specify that I wanted to export a ToC with a maximum depth of 1. Currently all my css rules are in a different file (not managed by emacs/org) and I would modify the css in that file to ensure that the ToC appears in a left positioned div, or a floating absolute div, etc.

To be honest, I think that that will only work for a ToC. If you asked "how would you specify a list for the sidebar and another for the top menu navbar" I won't be able to give you an answer[1].

[1] Hey, maybe it can be done, but not as far as I know.
> Crypto currencies (or atleast DeFI) is trying to solve a pretty pragmatic problem: There is 1.7B unbanked people in the world and banking services are outdated and unavailable for large portion of humankind.

Huh? Is that the story now? I thought cryptocurrencies were about 1) implementing some kind of cyberpunk-libertarian vision of a world free from the control of central bankers, 2) getting rich quick off of speculation, or 3) rushing to apply a faddish technology to be hip and cool.

I would be very surprised if DeFI's relationship to the unbanked was anything besides "uh, so now that we've made this thing, what use cases could we use to sell it?" (e.g. exactly opposite to what you've described).
Calling yourself "dildog" is pretty fucking cool.
I'd say the biggest neglect was not being touched by his mother as a baby. That kind of invisible neglect of babies is perhaps the worst kind of child abuse. They have no memory of what happened or why they're screwed but they're emotionally damaged for life. They can't even get understanding from others by saying they were beaten or raped or whatever. It's seen by people as not "real" abuse or not even known at all by anyone except the parent.
You hit on a point that bothers me in all the discussions of cryptocurrency. Not having access to banks is a real issue; quicker bank transfers a less critical, but still real concern. Neither of these need cryptocurrency to be solved, and neither of them are solved by cryptocurrency; so why are they used as arguments?

Concrete example: I have an app on my phone that allows me to instantly transfer funds from my bank account to other people using a QR code with no transaction cost. That was part of the promise of cryptocurrencies and is still trotted out as a potential benefit - but this system does not use cryptocurrency at all and has none of its downsides.

If a problem is solved without cryptocurrency, and without cryptocurrency's crippling problems, cryptocurrency clearly wasn't the answer to begin with.
> Banks don't just create money because they like your smile. They issue their own liabilities at a discount against collateral, the charge over which they take as their own asset.

Keep in mind that there's a theory where bank loans are actually a way to create money that doesn't exist nor has any collateral.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Money_creation
Gameability is distinct to whether there is an advantage to low latency. A random batch auction will be gameable but not so much via speed. Not sure how a math proof would work for that though.
>For example, it's possible to use static encryption keys for a security association.

That's not a feature per se, it's just a side effect of having pluggable mechanisms at each part of the protocol.

They allow IPSEC to be extensible - for example to support group SAs for GETVPN (Group VPN), used in a lot of encrypted networks in higher security environments. This is usually done on the CPE router. On very high security networks, a separate hardware encryption device is needed.

To implement something similar to GETVPN in wireguard would require an agent to constantly change the private and public key pairs for every peer relationship in the group.
If you’re looking for a modern FOSS alternative, try Tiptap[1].

[1] https://tiptap.dev
Unfortunately the green party in Germany demonize the best source of green energy which is nuclear, so Germany will likely end up expanding the use of natural gas to provide a buffer for unreliable renewables, making emissions worse.

Plugging electric cars into gas-fired grids seems very far from "green", but such is the way of all green campaigners who irrationally hate nuclear.
Does this "Ping Sonar" thing do side scans?

I actually don't really understand the mechanics/mathematics of sidescanning, but it produces some compelling images. I'm not sure if it's feasible at this price point though
I suppose one can certainly adapt to mostly any sort of input device given enough time, but that does not mean that they're done well. Most people that have used trackpads in windows/linux land prior to the last 8 years or so could easily tell you how horrendous they were (and some still are). A lot of this comes down to software, of course. Microsoft's precision touchpad drivers were a game changer for Windows devices and made them at least comparable to the mac. Mac's trackpads are well thought out with its sensitivity and acceleration curves and the more recent 2015+ trackpads have been large and very pleasant to use without need to adjust. In contrast, the acceleration curves and scroll speeds in linux and windows require quit a bit of tweaking. Again, subjective, but the reason why most people that try a mac trackpad (with MacOS) find it to be a better experience is because they really nailed the default settings to be comfortable for most.
There's an extension for gnome called either Gnome-Look or Sushi, can't look up which it is right now.
This is just one of the many tax cuts that Trump introduced. It's not very surprising.
Sarcasm does not become you. :-) I'm well aware of decimal types, which is what I'd use for currency values. That or "fixed point" integer cents.
> ... but you didn't have to go against the rules with your response.

Do you mean this one?

"Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work."

So the answer to the question 'why are they doing what they spent so much effort working out what was the best thing to do?' is self-evident, I would have thought. A combination of market need, feasibility of technology, timing, cost, etc.

Losing much more of the product (power), to go twice the distance, to a place with a comparable geography / climate arrangement (ie. cloudy / short day in the north, access to mostly clear / consistently long days to the south) might make commercial sense, but given no one's doing it, one has to assume that it does not.

> Marocco to US minimum is 4700km. So difference is comparable.

First, where are you getting 4700km from? Playing with google maps a bit here, and the closest I can get is 5100.

Second, Morocco to UK minimum distance (by sea) is 1900km - so those numbers can definitely be compared, but they're certainly not similar.

> p.p.s. I did LCOE maths for this before, but since you're an asshole I'm not bother to look for it now.

Well okay then.

Perhaps you should share it with xlinks. It's a $21.9 billion project, but they may be able to change the route now if it makes more sense to go to a different country.
Nuclear power already produces about 10% of world electricity

https://world-nuclear.org/information-library/current-and-fu...
> Keep in mind that there's a theory where bank loans are actually a way to create money that doesn't exist nor has any collateral.

The "reserve multiplier" theory of money creation is incompatible with modern bank regulation, or even the meaning of the terms used (banks only lend reserves to each other, never to customers), nor does it describe how money creation works in real economies (despite the fact that it appears in wikipedia).

For a good overview of how money creation works, see this BoE report:

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/-/media/boe/files/quarterly-...
How Axie Infinity is turning gaming on its head
You're welcome. Let me give you my address so you can send me a "thank you" check ;)
The acceleration curve and default scroll speed are pretty horrendous in linux in my experience. The advantage of course is I can just add a command to my init file to adjust it but the scrolling speed isn't exposed in the settings apps of any of the major DEs as far as I know.
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How much should you update on a Covid test result?
HTTPA: HTTPS Attestable Protocol [pdf]
> the shear complexity, mystery, and stability that allows this stuff to accrete in Windows fills me with a sense of Wonder, even if it is also terrible.

If "complexity, mystery and stability" induce in you a sense of wonder – learn yourself some IBM z/OS, and prepare to take that wonder to a whole new level

Open the JCL reference manual [0] to a random page (in true lectio divina style) – it is like reading some esoteric religious text, you have no idea what it even means, only a sense that it must be something profound. I think some other manuals, such as the many volumes of the Authorized Assembler Services Reference [1], are even better at inducing this effect

No doubt some of that is due to the mistake of reading the Reference manual without reading the Guide manual first – but I think many will find the Guides almost as inscrutable as the References are, and much in the Reference manuals will remain incomprehensible even after the Guides have been fully digested. The endless cross-references from one weighty tome to another form a maze of twisty little passages, all alike.

[0] https://www-01.ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/svc00100.nsf/pag...

[1] https://www-01.ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/svc00100.nsf/pag...
I agree with your general message and positivity but it is worth mentioning that Adderall, and stimulants, work differently in an ADHD brain vs. a neurotypical brain. The biggest effect I notice is not focus in a pill but instead a calming effect on the brain.

This has a profound effect on things not related to focus like background anxiety, mild depression, impulsivity, managing relationships etc.
No, it's not. IPFS has nothing to do with cryptocurrencies (Filecoin was added as a separate incentive layer but is not part of IPFS). Sad that even technologists immediately associate decentralization with cryptocurrencies.
> Crypto currencies (or atleast DeFI) is trying to solve a pretty pragmatic problem: There is 1.7B unbanked people in the world and banking services are outdated and unavailable for large portion of humankind.

This take is quite plainly absurd. If anyone has enough access to a working internet connection to make crypto transactions possible, they already meet all the requirements to perform transactions through any other service such as PayPal or even any bank at all.
Uhm. Is there much difference to a castle with water filled moat and draw-bridge? Or city with walls and gates?
I can’t tell you what is that website, but the concept of broken window reminds me a book that talked about it:

https://www.amazon.fr/Pragmatic-Programmer-Journeyman-Master...

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Let's spread positivity! This is great, I do hope that you will continue to strive your way to greater heights.
“Loft” per the CDC book I recently read.
I've only done a small amount of game programming, but I can't for the life of me imagine why a dead reckoning approach would be necessary or preferable in the first place.

Dead reckoning uses a series of time delta and velocity vector pairs to continuously determine the latest position, right? So in a multiplayer setting, the vector is received over the network and due to unpredictable latency, the time value has to be as well. At that point, why not just send the new position in absolute coordinates? This would avoid any FP arithmetic inaccuracies between devices, especially the kind that accumulate over time as they would by continuously adding vectors on top of each other.
I mean if you want to run existing configurations on your setup. Those aren't going to work. You can just install Nix on void though.

I had some users too but it still wasn't really worth it. I can't suggest it as a business model or a hobby project, you are basically going to be highly constrained by everything else on the system and your setup will just start looking like everything else eventually. Systemd also works fine as a session manager for whatever.
“HN” is probably against blaming programmers for bugs, since this would be blaming the lowest-level employees for something which can only realistically be fixed at the top level. Programmers have some blame in producing bugs, but that is mostly because they are not given the time, resources, incentives or training to do things right.
> To provide power to the US it would presumably be easier to take advantage of US deserts and lay cables over land rather than cross-Atlantic.

This would appear to be a much easier, more robust approach, yes.

Press pieces on the project cite Morocco's minimum 10-hours of sunlight a day, and their latitude is similar to the most southern parts of the USA, and certainly (given we're talking international trade here) there are large areas of Mexico that could offer similar climate.