skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I really don't understand this. Is Telegram a legitimate app? If so, then why are they attempting to rip off other companies' work without paying them? You want an integration with a translation API? Then pay a fair price for one, or build your own?

If Telegram really can't afford an integration, just make a translate button that opens a link to https://translate.google.com/?sl=es&tl=en&text=API%20de%20tr...

Edit: not to mention the privacy implications of sending messages to Google.
Probably not, sandstorm is abandoned, most softwares are broken and unmaintained, gitlab version is from 2016 and full of vulnerabilities, same for WordPress version from 2018.
Project is dead. I think the guy behind the project was hired by Cloudflare few years ago
Any particular reason for the Webb Telescope to fail?
Dark patterns were very common in the early 200s as well, unfortunately. Remember popops, pop-unders, and sites that intentionally broke the back button? There were plenty of shitty experiences created by developers back then, but they hadn't learned all the tricks.

I was thinking about this the other day: Does anyone else remember when sites made the "log in" form more prominent than the "sign up" form? That made perfect sense, because there are more returning users to your website than new users, and they'll need to log in right away. But that was such a long time ago - now developers have learned to practically hide the login page to make the signup more prominent and optimize your new user funnel. Often the latter is the only form on the homepage, and the former is a tiny link to click. It still annoys me.
I think one of the first keys to moving on is talking to someone who you trust to listen. I can imagine a number of scenarios that can fit into the rather generic question you've put forth. Unfortunately, not everything can be solved in the same way, so lacking details to understand what you're struggling with means there's not really much advice that can be given to help. Find a friend, a loved one or a professional and open up to them. If you're not used to that, go with a professional. While they're paid to listen, they're training to be as unbiased as possible and that can make you feel less vulnerable.

My blanket approach is to get a hair cut (I do it rarely), take a few personal days to reflect (often trying to avoid speaking aloud entirely, so I can work on my inner dialog), cry a bit (if warranted) and have a few drinks a trusted friend. Cutting my hair is a way for me to mark a fresh start, so it's mostly just ceremonial.

Then try and find something to lift you out of your funk. Change career paths. Learn a new skill. Find something exciting.
As a child who self-taught himself to read for the most part, I doubt this. I had to sit through many "see spot run" style lessons in kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade, while being perplexed with how many of my classmates struggled. And even my "self-taught" reading involved a fair bit of coaching from my parents. I remember alphabet, sound combination and grammar exercises around 4 years old before it clicked.

Plenty of kids don't even know the alphabet when they start school. It is interesting to compare those parents with my parents who felt that kids who couldn't full-on read and write by about 5 were being failed. Whether a kid will be a competent reader is probably determined by the home environment before school even starts.
Fundamentally, if you can’t listen to people that are wrong on one thing, then there’s nobody you can listen to. Everyone is wrong on one thing at least, everyone is inconsistent. A lot of people advocating for nuclear power still eat meat, while cutting back on meat usage is a substantial factor in combating destruction of wildlife habitat and reducing emissions. Not owning a car, not flying, all things that can effectively be done on a personal level now, instead of or even in parallel to advocating for nuclear power. The belief that technology will save us all and that we don’t have to change our personal lifestyles has in my opinion a strong resemblance to religious beliefs.
That's exactly what my wife did. College was extremely stressful and filled with suffering for her. After it ended, she never felt like it really ended.

But after we moved to a different country she is a completely new person.
Bahhh do you want to get captchas? THIS IS HOW YOU GET CAPTCHAS!!!
Nobody pays for using Telegram, so why would Telegram pay for using... oh...
Which states are these that should have less power than the states with the "smart" people?
AirPods sound fine. They're not my best headphones, but they sound fine. Audiophiling your way in, barreling in with quality takes like how they "suck ass"--gosh, why would I ever try to talk to you about this? The way you have written throughout this thread is pretty standard "combative audiophile jerk". If you want to be engaged with instead of blown off, perhaps act like you want to be engaged with.

I can tell you that I've had conversations with people who sound like the way you're writing and they're never worth the stress or the electrons perturbed. It's almost 2022 and the world is ever more grim. If I'm going to engage with somebody who wants a fight, I prefer it to be about something that matters. Not one's estimation of "trash speakers".

So I don't, I downvote, and I move on. I assume that's pretty normal.
> I just find this type of article to be "DYI porn" for a highly specific subset of DYI.

This seems unnecessarily dismissive. (But maybe that means I am part of the 'specific subset'... :) ). IMO there is a big difference between 'tinkering' and 'self-hosting'. Projects you are tinkering with are typically transitory and can be treated as "pets". But in the 'self-hosted' world, stability and ease of maintenance are huge. In that regard I think the overhead of containers makes total sense, especially when running a bunch of stuff on the same server.
Mentions Western Union but no mention of American Express (express mail -> financial services)? Western Union hardly even counts as a pivot because their original money wiring service operated entirely through their telegraph network, which is where the term "wiring" came from.
Immutable collections save the day!
WebView is a microsoft/windows thing

it's not embeddable and not portable, therefor doesn't qualify as a proper GUI toolkit, at best it is a plugin toolkit for windows's integrated web browser
If the AIA fails it could just continue as normal.
I'm the author of the parent comment and I haven't compared FB to e.g. a category like web3. Re-read it. I pointed out the unfairness of assuming that "everyone arguing for web3 is an investor" while simultaneously ignoring that anyone opposed to those ideas may have investment-bias too.

E.g. HN is known for being anti-crypto but suspects anyone pro crypto to be a crypto-invested shill.

But then at the same time I think it must be considered that e.g. anyone being anti-crypto also has a stake or interest in non-crypto related endeavors. I doubt there are people on here without some form of stake simply arguing for "the universal truth".
False positive PCR tests are rare but they do occur.

https://medicine.missouri.edu/news/researchers-identify-tech...

https://www.bmj.com/content/373/bmj.n1411/rr

https://www.rcpjournals.org/content/clinmedicine/21/1/e54

Some convalescent patients continue to test positive long after the infection is cleared and they are no longer contagious.

https://wi.mit.edu/news/new-research-reveals-why-some-patien...
AptX adaptive is an adpcm codec, so there is no artifact except for a higher noise level.

At 460kbps it's very very similar to LDAC at 990kbps.

It's also unlike AAC a truly adaptive codec.

If you really need it AptX also has a lossless mode iirc.

The best codec would obviously be to just use Opus, yeah. But AptX adaptive pretty much solves Bluetooth audio.
What is worse is that there is no recourse other than to visit an embassy. My understanding is that you cannot renounce citizenship on US soil. It’s obvious this was a planned decision to turn off the only available exit.
I wish you a Happy New Year! The next year will definitely be profitable for us. I find for you only the best ways to make money.
I have a lot of nostalgia for old systems and fondly remember my 10 MHz 8088 that I bought from JDR Microdevices and built myself as a teenager.

But I would not want to be back in the bad old days of changing hardware jumpers for IRQ, DMA, base address, etc. And finagling config.sys and autoexec.bat. I worked at a computer consulting company and had to learn to be very creative at solutions with this but seems so pointless now.
> On Windows, C and C++ is so poorly hooked up to operating system interfaces that most portable or mostly-portable software — programs which work perfectly elsewhere — are subtly broken on Windows.

I believe that the problem is about the definition of "elsewhere". The elsewhere is called POSIX. The portability is based on POSIX. So the article can be summed as "Windows is not POSIX compliant".
The benchmarks were portable, the simulation code wasn't yet. AFAIK, the whole thing proved out in the end when they ported the simulation code.
That will always be true. Even with a 100% crypto world governments can use taxes/reserves/bonds/tariffs to prop up / bail out failing companies.

They just wouldn’t be able to use quantitative easing (easily - i.e. without global consensus) to do it.
It is correct to a degree.

ADHD is just a short hand for "mild brain impairment/damage of unknown cause"

It's not a single disease but a collection of dysexecutive syndromes that impact higher cognitive functions: strategic planning, organization, etc.

This could be due to low oxygen during birth, infections (not necessarily CNS invasive), neck/head injuries, chronic pain, sleep disorders, genetics, vitamin deficiencies and a myriad of other causes, pretty much anything.

The same medication is utilized as in traumatic brain injury: amphetamines. They are quite effective in both ADHD and TBI, and as been in active use for nearly a 100 years. Both can be often diagnosed by the same psychometric tests, and can be pretty much indistinguishable.

Of course, finding mechanisms to cope with impaired executive function can help reduce the need for medication later in life.

If you can find the underlying condition, and it happens to be reversible, as is often the case in case of vitamin/mineral deficiencies or some sleep disorders, it can be often eliminated entirely.

However, due to paranoia around stimulants in our society there is some laymen hysteria about giving essentially lifelong access to stimulants to adults. It is an extremely harmful attitude, as medication is nothing but just a tool.
Is there any tooling that can demonstrate cache coherency hotspots like cache line bouncing or inter-core communication?
Contrast Gianluca Masi's images with the (high-quality, batch-downloaded) video from the Ariane 5 2nd stage here:

https://www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Videos/2021/12/Webb_separ...

(This fills in the dropouts from the live-downloaded stream, and seems better contrast-adjusted as well.)

Ariane gave us what may well be our last close-up view ever of Webb, certainly at least for years to come.

From now on out, Webb will largely be a dot in space, though one that reveals many other dots in space.
My worry is that as this happens more and more, the health care industry will come up with their own score, and will refuse to serve people that don’t pay their medical debts.
Read this comment (or thread) as to why not BLAKE3: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29746938

To sum up: BLAKE3 has no advantages over BLAKE2 when it comes to the Linux kernel[1], plus BLAKE2 is already in the kernel (with tests and everything), while BLAKE3 is not (at all). That, and BLAKE3 is still fairly new.

[1] It is faster than BLAKE2 due to parallelism, which is not suitable for the Linux kernel; you want to restrict computation to a single thread instead of making all the cores busy. FWIW, the C reference implementation is not multi-threaded either.
Heroku is "AWS on Rails" taken to an extreme and there have been lots of other in-between services and tools. Cloud 66, Laravel Forge and even AWS's Elastic Beanstalk are all part of that spectrum.
> without any proxying (did I get that right and has the author studied it carefully enough?).

Most likely, since the user-agent rotation code is in the app itself. If it were a Telegram proxy, the proxy would do its own UA and IP hopping and the clients would use their default UAs.

At a certain point, I wonder why Google's abuse team don't simply look for 3+ occurrences of User Agent strings because UA rotation is rarely used for legitimate purposes.
WAP. I made a couple of commerical WAP services way back when. News and weather stuff.

I don't remember too much about it, other than phones were very expensive then, so in a mid-sized company, you couldn't just have 10 or 12 models to test with. I had the company's test phone, and my personal phone and that was it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_Application_Protocol
"Okay, let's say I got a free car and it had a relatively obscure problem, and all they told me was to go get another free car instead of providing me perfect support exactly as I demanded, for free!"
So… when are we going to see made up numbers in photographed documents again? https://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres...

Superimposing other's people face onto a photo from a crime scene?

Or, as part of my work, I photograph electric switchboards for documentation and diagnostic purposes. Hopefully I won't get any hallucinated connections, right?
Meetup.com. Sign up for some random shit and go out and do stuff.

Edit: just a warning. Some of the things you go to will be crap or full of weirdos and you won't get on with people at some of them. That's fine; they won't remember you and you won't remember them and you never have to go again if you didn't like it. Which makes it even cooler.
I'm not the parent, but I'm an American who has been living abroad for ten years.

The banks know where the commercial mailing/forwarding services are. They somehow keep a database of them. They're fine with you using a mail forwarding service as a mailing address, but they will want to see a residential address where you live. If you can't show a residential address in the United States, banks and brokers can and will freeze or close your account.

I've learned my lesson. Pro tip: never tell the banks that you're living abroad. You're always taking an extended vacation. And always have a trusted friend or family member whose residential address you can use in the United States even if all your physical mail gets sent to your mail forwarding service.
Don't know why they can't just roll their own... At this point you could probably even do reasonably well on-device.
OP take this suggestion seriously. Therapy is not overkill, they are not gonna make you do anything you don't wanna do, you do not have to feel out of control when you try therapy. You can tell them the specific issues you want to work on.
The thing that boggles my mind is how many people are treating "children" as if they are anything but smaller, developing humans. What works for adults will work for children. What can happen to children can happen to adults. The major difference is that children are smaller and are developing. So we need to be wary of things that could hinder that development.

That's really it.

They aren't some completely separate species. It's not like Covid checks birthdays.
This is one reason Perl was very popular even before CGI was a thing. You could get to things like stat() with an interpreted language that was very portable. It also has the "-0" flag to accept the null terminated output of "find -print0".
Yes, it's like being mad that your salmon doesn't taste like tuna, even though you clearly chose it at the market.
You are talking about something very different from OP. OP is consistent with "class is a predictor of availability of oportunities to increase the 'IQ' of a child, as 'IQ' can be more nurture than nature". You are focusing on the effects of low IQ without considering interventions to increase IQ. And our two posts completely disregard how bad of a measure IQ generally is in practice.
Why would it embarrass the state any more than the governor’s public comments already have?
Planning Sessions for Engineering Managers
This is nice, and feature rich. Its available in Homebrew, where I was able to try it out (if I ran Nix I'd been able to use nix-shell for such). However, its France and French oriented. Not the world-wide interface I expected it to be. Bands for example, only contains a metal database. Recipes, 5 out of 6 entries is French. Travel, I don't see German or Dutch or UK or Belgian public transport.
> I mean, all you need to do to check if the factory subjects workers to subhuman conditions is send someone from Apple there, look around, and ask a few questions to random employees.

All the factory has to do is clean things up for the inspection and make sure the employees know they’ll be fired for speaking up.

Also, consider that these conditions existed in only some of the dormitories. To find them they would have needed to inspect them all.
Aptx is actually pretty good, certainly for ear pods. It's a time-domain codec which is great for acoustical instruments (the frequency-domain codecs can fail there, AAC too).

The signal-to-noise ratio is lower than CD quality but still good enough so that noise is not audible:

http://soundexpert.org/articles/-/blogs/audio-quality-of-blu...
I would expect the stability guarantee to cover outputting _something_ human-readable, and that's it. If you want to parse the output, I would scope that under a separate feature such as `-Z timings-json`. This is similar to error messages, where the colorized output and text can change at any time, but tools can pass a flag to get stable JSON output.
do you think infections, traumatic brain injury, vitamin deficiencies, and the myriad of other reasons that can impair your cognitive function been prevalent throughout the history? That's all ADHD is, an umbrella term for impaired executive cognitive functions.

ADHD can very often be due to undiagnosed conditions, or comorbidities that aggravate it.

To put in perspective: there are billions walking around with undiagnosed hypertension, which is trivial to diagnose and treat.

When was the last time you took your blood pressure?
I'm by no means an Apple fan, but AAC on Android is worse due to using SOC-builtin encoders a lot of the time (sometimes they use the Fraunhofer AAC encoder, which sounds better). Apple's AAC encoder is unparalleled and the difference is 100% tangible, so the listening experience will be better on iOS, followed by whatever uses the Fraunhofer encoder (PipeWire on Linux is pretty damn solid in AAC Bluetooth for this reason, but not as good).
;-)
Happy New year!
There isn't a quick fix. Time is the answer.

My parents were murdered 16 years ago. I spent 10 years before I could adequately deal with this. CBT was incredibly beneficial once I found the right person, but it took a long time to find them.

The previous chapters of your life cannot be closed. They can only be learnt from.

Remember that life is short and you can waste a lot of it in a bad state.

Talk to friends, do memorable things, try to be a good person.

Do whatever works for you, and ignore negativity. Sport, learning, activism, religion? Whatever works.

Golden rule is don't harm yourself, and don't harm others.
By trying to bond with people on an emotional level rather than an intellectual one.

After all, do you want to *be right*, or do you want to connect? At some point I realized that it made no sense to complain about loneliness because I am a brainy type AND simultaneously refuse to engage with other's emotions because they are not brainy as I am.

The book which helped me the most is *non violent communication*. Its like an universal protocol, but still filter the bullshit.

edit: Of course, as other said, growing out of your mental tendency takes years and is still a work in progress. But with this type of thing the way is the destination.
Sometimes it is the only thing to do. For ex. I have no Whatsup (because I don't wanna have anything from Facebook), just Signal, Threema and Telegram. So sometimes SMS is the only possible way to send a message to other people.
How are skeptics vindicated by the second part? I have always agreed with both of those skeptic things however I come from a different pov than most, most likely.

Only the first has been closer to being true. We don’t have a decently sized population that did very little if anything wrt mitigating like the rest of the world. Just because the mitigation mandates have been too much doesn’t make the average skeptics correct. Considering a large amount of skeptics want little if any mitigation efforts. It’s hard to say the world would be in a better place if the skeptics decided everything. I don’t see how it wouldn’t be a shit show if that was the case.
It isn't, but there are reverse-engineered encoders and decoders, at least, in the form of libopenaptx and libfreeaptx. This is what PipeWire on Linux uses to play aptX audio (specifically it uses libfreeaptx).
you are doing a great disservice to millions who suffer from a very real condition.

Go to a local support group and tell people on disability their problems were invented by multibillion pharma business.
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There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. - Phil Karlton
Mostly by changing my (social) environment.

Doing something that interests me. Haning out with new people. Basically trying to remove everything that reminds me of the previous chapter.

After some time I can go back and don't feel bad about it anymore.
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100k is only this year, it goes up to $2mil tomorrow.

Your point still stands though, even that is possibly not high enough
Technically, Docker is adding iptables rules that are ignored by ufw rather than docker ignoring ufw.

To fix, just turn off iptables for the docker daemon and add the rules manually to UFW
> * Covid could mutate into a super deadly virus if it stays around

If the virus mutates so drastically as to become super deadly to children, how likely is it that current vaccines will make a difference?
I wonder if people would still call C portable if there were more non-POSIX-compliant operating systems
Is there even any proposed mechanism that would give rise to long term effects (that show up months or years later) from this vaccine? I’ve never encountered any credible hypotheses, whereas we have plenty of preliminary evidence and proposed mechanisms for long term health effects arising from Covid.

The vaccines have held up very well at reducing risk of severe Covid, and it’s becoming clear that with appropriate dosing the side effect profile is lower than the risk from infection, even if that risk is relatively low for some demographics.

Also, consider the early reports from South Africa and New York that omicron is resulting in more severe disease in children.
That is basically integrations, there is never going to be nice integrations to my Cobol mainframe linked to a Springboot fuzzbuzz. As is stated in other comments the big issue is usually about being cross platform, and that is a subset of the ls problem: Most of the time you have control over your inputs, until you haven't. This is true for every language even Python which is obnoxious about that. What I mean is that you will always hit edgecases in integrations and you never have time to write new ones.

I always felt that powershell was tab unfriendly, the Get- prefix is hard to get used to. I may be wrong that they have a good way to deal with one-off integrations in a sane manner.