skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
“I don't handle boredom well”

Learn to handle boredom well. It’s a critical life skill that only becomes more important as you age. Better to learn that skill now, rather than deal with crippling depression in the face of enforced boredom from health events and the like.

Develop a few hobbies. Never in the history of human experience has it been easier to pick up a hobby. You may want to consider knitting vintage Volvos out of steel wool, but there are other directions to explore as well.

Defining yourself as someone who “can’t allow themselves to relax at the risk of coming down with a bad case of boredom” might be at the root of some of your feelings right now.
What are the rules then? I'm typing words and it's saying they are not legal words?
Crystal-Free Crystallography
The answer is a big "it depends", but there are ways to get basic FCC certification done for as little as $1K-$2K if you contact enough labs and your engineers are reasonably good at adhering to proper design practices (minimize respins and testing repeats).

CE mark isn't actually required in the US, but you'd need it for Europe and other locations. It's more involved, but all-in testing can be done for <$5K for EU if you're careful.

> Did you have some investor or paid from your own pocket?

> Asking as somebody who thought making some embedded / HW projects, but the initial cost seems to much to be paid by myself.

Crowdfunding is how it's done for HW products. Investors aren't going to be interested in anything small time (less than $10-100mm potential revenue + recurring subscriptions) unless they're friends and family or something like that.

It's a lot of money, but it's not out of reach for someone with a tech job who uses crowdfunding for the major production push.
Interesting. Any links?
I have yet see a meaningful difference between Whatsapp and iMessage. The degraded media happens because Apple like to use non standard formats for media and the framework of iMessage is based around compatibility with MMS and SMS. MMS is pretty limited even in the age of 5g. Apple could easily allow iMessage to work on android but they don't because they know people will buy iPhones for iMessage.
Cross posting software for HR people to push jobs to multiple job boards is a whole product area in its own right.
I'll give you my perspective. I migrated away from GMail years ago for my domain. MX records point to the other host. I have all their core services turned off except Maps and Drive (I don't host anything). I only keep the account because I have 9+ years of play store purchases attached. At the least they need to provide a way to move purchases from a legacy account to a regular account in this process.
People use iPhones because they are the best phones. High iMessage usage is the effect, not the cause. I personally don't know any iPhone user who doesn't also have an alternate messaging app installed on their device.

Remember that there was a time when Blackberry had 100% platform lock-in with BBM. I myself got one (including a pricey service plan) just to be able to message my friends in college. Yet everyone left the app (and ecosystem) overnight because there was a better device available.

There was a time when ICQ was unbeatable, and it seemed like people would be using it forever, because how do you move off of a platform that everyone you know is on? Then came AIM. Then MSN Messenger. Then Skype. The Google Talk. Then Facebook Messenger. Then WhatsApp and iMessage. It will be something else tomorrow. There is no such thing as network lock-in for messaging apps, simply because costs to switch to a new one are negligible, and you can use as many of them as you want at the same time.
Sure but I'm really pointing out that children play games and that's a prime age to manipulate people's political expectations of the world. Like what toys and cartoons do. In contrast to the workplace software of Google or whatever subscription young people today might be willing to pay to use Apple's hardware.
I no longer have that problem but let me give an example. Person lives in a small condo complex that does not provide a cluster box (CBU) for mail delivery by USPS. Residents then must get a PO Box for delivery or, if they are short term seasonal in a rural area, they may be able to get the post office to hold mail at the counter for them to pick up periodically (they aren't thrilled to do this either).
There was an app called Timeful that got acquihired by Google who promptly shut it down. What that app did that was actually good was you could have a simple todo list and you could drag it to your calendar, just like your app. They went on and on about "AI" and how they were going to blow everyone's minds at Google, but all many of us wanted was just a good old drag and drop. Timeful was only on mobile, and had an extremely simple interface. I think it just had one view, tasks on top, today's agenda below them. Another important thing was that you could kind of set aside events in your calendar, so they would show up as just a line on the left side of the agenda view, for events that don't actually tie you up, so you can still put some todo in.
I've found it ridiculously easy to add web beacons to emails to political critters.
I can't imagine the federal government is on the normal metered plan though.

They're probably on a contract with a yearly minimum (multi-million) with top tier engineering support, virtually eliminating any concern for individual resources.

This is the government we're talking about. A lot of factors are going to push that pricing up (high profile of the project, risk considerations for AWS, sales team seeing blood, etc)
Leaving the phone out of the bedroom. Turning off notifications. Exercising daily (or, if I'm honest, trying to). Getting out into the wilderness regularly (even if it is for a short hike).
I don't know what you're trying to say here. You seem to be saying that "namespaces wouldn't work in plan9 if plan9 had setuid" which.. yes? That's exactly right. But plan9 does have namespaces, and does not have setuid, so it does indeed work there.
Oh man, the Swedes stubbornly taking pride in being "neutral" really grinds my gears

first of all, given how much Sweden helped the nazis, including literally transporting nazi troops to invade neighboring countries, and providing resources etc, they can hardly be called neutral,

second, in a conflict of *literal nazis* vs everyone else, being neutral is nothing to be proud of - any sane person can see that

but Sweden's education system very successfully brainwashes the population into eating that nonsense up, hook line and sinker
There is a deep fill option that uses extra water. Then the cycle selection additionally has perm press, heavy duty, bulky/sheet, spin, and delicate. All of those are traditional. Only the default “normal eco” setting without the deep fill option doesn’t get soiled clothes properly clean. I use eco for most things by the way since I don’t work in the fields. But if I did this machine would handle it.
Yeah, that isn't really true. There are plenty of parts of the country they don't deliver to: https://www.serviceobjects.com/blog/service-not-available-us...
Buy a server with a good graphics card, your server costs will equal out in 3-6 months and then you will actually have revenue.
Have you heard of https://www.davidsongifted.org/ ? They will help lobby the school system, or help you find other resources. And also get your kid connected with other kids that are intellectual peers as well as age peers. Also, for math specifically, check out https://artofproblemsolving.com/

We eventually home-schooled. At some point, you look at all the time you spend lobbying school administrators and selling band candy, and decide it takes less time to just home school.
Signs of Intellectual Honesty
If you don’t know how to manage the complexity of a monolith (by using modules/libraries/clean interfaces) then you will have even more problems managing the complexity of micro-services. Since micro-services include all the complexity of the monolith with added networking and deployment complexity.
Yeah...Spokane/Cd'A area isn't a small region. Even though it borders rural.

I was told once it was the largest metropolitan area on I90 between Seattle and Minneapolis. There is a lot of nothing out there.
> I find it reasonable for the cops not to make arrests if nobody is going to prosecute.

You find it reasonable for people to be paid and not do their jobs? They're not paid to administer justice, they're paid to do what they're told.
Yep, I agree.
To me it is the "Your instance is always here in the cloud, via CodeServer", that is appealing. I also plan to use that CodeServer stuff so a team can edit in parallel the same PKM.
[btw, is there a collaborative way of working, in Obsidian?]

But my initial question was whether Dendron was providing an innovative way to extract subparts of the graph.
> and have a human review before the items ship.

It's reviewed right before delivery... by the mail carrier.

"Hey, that's just one house, there's not 20 appartments here! I'll leave the other 19 test boxes in the truck and they'll get reassigned to legitimate addresses".
Sadly, they seem instead to have been recently removing this functionality (as well as auto-translation of those).
Article seems to indicate it's not arrests but patrols that are correlated with theft. Patrols dissuade potential thefts
Funny since the first thing I get when pressing the main central button on that site is just a blank page saying

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Searched my inbox and I cannot find anything like this. But it does seem I need to make some changes. Lucky for me I only ever used email mostly because it is convenient.
Odd that they haven't sent me anything.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4U2eDJnwz_s Entertaining take on the topic by John Oliver that touches on the subject
No studies showing it hurts people? How did I just read this today? https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/jan/17/arkansas-inm...
Red Cross begs hackers not to leak data of “highly vulnerable people”
When I've moved to New Zealand, I was taken aback at how many people just could not stand subtitles. This and your mention about 'barrier' reminded me of Bong Joon Ho (director of Parasite) calling this out: "Once you overcome the 1-inch-tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films."
That is cool. I wonder if she worked in the Tandem buildings on Tantau? It was in one of these buildings (post-Tandem, post-Compaq, post-HP) that I think Apple set up some iPhone radiation testing back when I was at Apple. The buildings had large Tandem red color panels on the front. The buildings are gone now, replaced by the Apple Visitor Reception Center.
A pet peeve of mine has been subtitles which flip the order of words, particularly when the sentence is broken into two lines. Like the spoken text in foreign language is “A murderer is... Joe” but it gets translated to “Joe is a... murderer”.

The other day I happened to see live content with closed captions, and I thought I would love the option to see subtitles like this, where words are translated precisely when spoken.
Why can't I delete a message for both sides in iMessage in 2022?

This is why I feel like Telegram is a superior product.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251966734?answerId=2537...
Thanks & sure, and there are different ways you can describe those different effects of relating.

Let's take the current context. Here's a differential effect where you have politely asked me to clarify for you.

We can ask--"is that close to what we want? How does it benefit the parties involved? And if we call this information transfer with minimal emotional content, what if one expressed more emotional contents? Same effect or different somehow?"

So we start to use some basic transactional analysis to get at a higher level idea of the system of outcomes from the relationship.

We can also name the relationship by the type of effect. Over time the same groups of natural patterns will emerge in other relationships, so we can use the label as: A filter, a leverage point for teaching, etc.

That's what I'm referring to, the system of thinking about differentials in this way. It will naturally overlap somewhat with the existing concepts like "friendship" and "working relationship," etc. In fact, some people will cling to those terms because it's what they know--"well isn't this just a friendship?"

But by expressing the specifically new and unexplored contextual facets, we can bridge gaps in previous modes of thought about relating and solve problems that couldn't otherwise be solved under those more traditional concepts. So no, it's not just a friendship, any more than a computer running Photoshop is not just an adding machine; there are clear advantages for using additional terms as descriptors.

Also I should add that it's a high level system of perceptions, so I leave out lots of concrete details with intent. This is to help to fully claim the broader concept space as a "construction zone," because it's been my experience that getting into details too soon is a common mistake, and may even block in- and outflows- from areas of strategic leverage. For example I try to claim and use lots of metaphor. It's weird but it works.

In general, people are too concerned about detail at a cultural level and you can see this kind of "detail panic" (not referring to your comment, just in general) even at policymaking levels, which is the last place it should be a relevant concern. So culturally we clearly need more people who can sit in strategy, show how it can be interpreted as-is, and demonstrate how it naturally informs details over time. (Digression because of the details/example nature of your inquiry--anyway it's really fun stuff, thanks for asking)
Nice. Do you have any links to configs or guides on setting up these modifications?
Wait, people outside the Apple bubble believe that Apple users buy Apple products because of "Brand Prestige"?
> Giving taxpayer money to an oppressive regime that believes it is okay to order a woman to her death for a cartoon seems inappropriate.

Hundreds of men rotting in Pakistani jails on false blasphemy charges waiting execution, and the aid should be stopped because a woman was sentenced?
20$/month is quite expensive compared to many cloud offerings. It’s only a bargain if you actually store a lot of data which is so rare they can offer it at 20$/ month with the expectation that most of their customers are getting screwed.
People don't have to be thrown in jail for there to be a deterrent. That is part of the reason why there is a market for those fake plastic security cameras that don't record anything. Simply placing guards in the area will reduce theft.

This feels analogous to leaving a laptop unattended in the back seat of a parked car and blaming the government for not stopping it from being stolen. Union Pacific has responsibility to do at least the bare minimum to secure their own property and news of these layoffs seams to indicate they abdicated that responsibility in the hopes they could put political pressure on the government to do that work for them for free.
> I assume "where you live" is not a residential address.

It is. But there are definitely a lot of assumptions that happen. The USPS occasionally reports to HUD that my home is unoccupied because it has no mailbox, which leads HUD to report such to my bank, which makes them report to my insurance company, and then I get a call telling me they cannot insure a house that is unoccupied, and I have to explain it to them... again.

Anyway, yeah, I get the reason why they'd limit it to residential addresses. But its the "Every home in the U.S. is eligible" that is a bit of a slap in the face. Don't say it if you know it isn't true, and they know it isn't true because they address it in their FAQ.
I mean it's supposed to be a problem for Linux if a setuid binary just has a different namespace view than the caller. But in Plan9 there's no setuid binary at all yet it's not a problem?

In neither Plan9, nor Linux, nor any other potential system, could you have the caller of a privileged program control the namespaces accessed under the privilege of that program.

Like the whole thing about rebinding /bin instead of $PATH... well neither rebinding, nor editing $PATH, nor any other such thing, $LD_PRELOAD, anything, that would affect how the process found files to execute, could be secure if allowed to affect a privileged process. It only means you disable environment sharing, and you disable namespace sharing, etc., any other kind of sharing (no matter how implemented... Linux way, Plan9 way, anything). Plan9 has no better way than that, no way to make /bin rebinding work in a way that makes sense for privilege escalation.
did you mean to link something different? That link doesn't show ivermectin hurting anyone...
I am not sure what budget range you were choosing for these Android phones you mentioned. If you spent the same amount of money that you spend on an iPhone 13/11 on an android, it wouldn't brick. My Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and S2 are still working. They aren't fast but they could be used if I was desperate. I am glad iPhones worked out for you, but I have to say I haven't had any problems with the Androids I have used. I also like that I can root and customize the OS at a deep level. I have an iPad mini and iPod touch. I am familiar with both ecosystems. My iPad mini 4 has crashed on me and it is getting worse with every iOS/iPadOS update. Ram seems to be the limiting factor.
If you are using science and empirical knowledge to create technology and processes, you are an engineer.

If you are simply using existing technologies and following existing processes without understanding the fundamental principles behind them, my preferred word for that is "technician".

Technicians follow existing development processes, engineers create, validate and improve upon them.
I wouldn't be surprised if there is probably some A/B testing going on for this setting.
Our multi-family home is still "Unit 1," "Unit 2" and it understood that just fine.

If you have no division at all in your address then you're going to have trouble.
Can someone help me understand what is useful about the graph part of it? When do you practically use that?
RCS is an inferior anti-user unencrypted "standard" to iMessage; too little, too late, and driven by Google who effectively bribes carriers to get behind it by providing backend servers to them and sell out the user. No user wants additional say from carrier and potential opportunity for billing. The only reason RCS has even become a thing and Android is playing that game is Google intended to force Apple's hand by ganging up on them with carriers. They failed and now they whine. What they are asking iMessage is to basically fold their pocket ace hand and join and be a lower-class participant in a Google-controlled messaging world. No wonder Apple will always say fuck you.
It's better than the rest of the nation...
Discord seems far to complex and overwhelming for most people.
> Wow, the Australian government sucks big time

Yes, that's true.

> All they have to do is say "child molesters" and the Australian public gives up their right to private communication online

Not quite, but since our news media and government has been captured by monied interests, it is difficult for the public to be well informed on issues, and easy for the government to get away with anything provided it aligns with the desires of big business. And of course, old media (Papers, TV) are jealous of new media (Meta).
Being in a similar position, I'm considering iCloud+ Mail myself. It's cheap, comes with custom domain support and if you're already in the Apple ecosystem, could integrate nicely.

Their web UI looks quite.. simple and likely lacking in features, it might still be just fine to use it with an IMAP client.
Honestly I wouldn't want to date someone who thinks like that anyhow, so good. It filters them out because their values obviously don't line up with mine.
I think the biggest problem is not the green bubbles but the damn group chats. There’s no way to have a group chat with multiple iPhones and androids without it turning into a mess. I don’t know where to point the blame it that situation but it does make you want to stick to the dominant platform.
Oh. This would be terrible. Not only from a loss of cultural and language preservation, but also losing the actor’ performance. I really dislike watching dubbed shows. If this somehow became a thing it would be sad
I can't understand why anyone would like to use iMessage, when you can use Telegram, whatsapp,... except stupidly for status signal.

In non apple world, I think that people almost never use sms anymore. Except for first contact with someone you don't know, or receiving advertisements, one time pin codes,...

For RCS, it is going nowhere because most of the users are not interested to let mobile carriers get back control over any of our non encrypted communications. They want to be more than a pipe to abuse of it for financial gain, we want them to be just a pipe.
Progressive tax is like a fence - it keeps people in perpetual poverty. The harder they try to escape, the increasingly more tax they have to pay and increasingly harder it is to save capital.
People mistakenly think that higher tax brackets are paid by the rich - they can afford creative accountants and are being remunerated largely outside of ways regular folk are being paid and thus often avoiding tax altogether.
Progressive tax is designed so that people can't amass capital to start their own business with their own hands. They have to be at the mercy of bankers or the rich acting as gatekeepers, so that if you have a business idea you have to effectively ask for their permission and maybe they'll lend you money.
If you don't have these ambitions, it ensures that your children will have the same or worse start than yourself.
I am against a tax system that punishes hard working individuals and gives a free pass for those already wealthy and big corporations.
Engineers likely pay 50% tax rate in Western countries and for wealthy people it's way below 10%.
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Did you consider medical leave instead of LOA? Medical leave should be paid at some capacity.
Next up, Leetcode for VHDL/Verilog. Heck what's stopping LeetCode for LtSpice/Altium/Solidworks. Create artificial Supply crunch and You have the exact same scenario playing out in Software engineering field where candidates jostle for "highly competitive jobs" where they are put through a hazing routine called "white board interview". I visited the SAC Goldrush museum recently and came away from this fact embedded deep in my brain" When there is a goldrush, always sell Shovels". You seem to have trailblazed that path for me. So Thank You!
How is my premise wrong? This isn't reddit, I'm going to need a bit more. People in mfh have more hiccups than those in sfh. How does this not advantage the advantaged?
But, maybe, also, that guy has a point that doesn’t involve citing a comic strip.