skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hmm... Xbox Cloud Gaming works for me on Chronium on Linux. Is that something different? Wikipedia is implying that's the sane thing to me. Is it possible you just haven't tried?
Why are you working 60-70 hours per week? This is probably (far) too much, and probably a big part of the problem, wove you say you feel burnt out, and you exhibit relevant symptoms.

Could you hire someone and delegate 40 hours’ worth of work to them?

Or go further: could you move the business to a structure where you’re only working ~4 hours a week?
Sure for you, but all of these other mailservers still obviously find value in applying spam filters or they wouldn't keep filtering.

But since they have no accountability, their incentive is to eliminate anything potentially hostile regardless of the collateral damage from false positives. What are their users going to do? Take their business to another big provider that will probably be doing the same, and in the process lose access to a bunch of online services they like because their accounts on those services are tied to the old address? Move to a small provider, which is being forced out of the network by the giants so can't deliver mail reliably?

We are rapidly heading for a world where email is no longer a reliable communications medium for genuine messages between friends, family, work colleagues, etc. The giants are killing email through death by 1,000 cuts instead of a shotgun to the face but the end result is the same.
Law enforcement issues don't override all other concerns. If life is difficult for them, good. That's the point. It should be difficult in order to prevent abuse of power. Encryption is a perfectly reasonable reaction to governments that give themselves the right to surveil the entire planet. Nobody really cares that it makes their life harder. That's exactly what it's supposed to do. It should be incredibly hard if not impossible for the NSA employee to spy on his spouse.

If they want to investigate stuff, they should have to get warrants and literally send out operatives to physically compromise the targeted equipment. This puts a limit on the scale of government operations. This is how it's supposed to be.
I'm currently going through the process of setting up a self hosted instance of mailu (packaged set of docker containers) to migrate my domain away from Gmail.

I'm doing it this way because I'm a masochist (in other words: idealist).
Because the alternative to not dividing by states is have a monolithic US, vastly larger than all other geographic units.

Like, pick a threshold of size N. Start at the top, divide at countries, and the recursively keep dividing any given node until you have passed under the threshold N. California gets divided before Canada (and the UK).
The incentive is to keep the employee, who maybe wants a big box of money to buy a house, from going to work at a FAaaNnGg for a fat signing bonus.
Yes, intermediating so much of our society through the internet has made it extremely vulnerable. The internet offers would-be totalitarians a temptation of pervasive surveillance that goes far beyond what the Stasi could ever have dreamed of. Free society and democracy are not likely to survive another decade, although they will probably be born again later in a new form.
It’s just bad intuition, sorry :)

E.g. when you mix two grays (#80808000) in RGBA space you probably don’t expect white. None of R, G, B, A are additive in a sense of color/transparency mixing. They are only additive component-wise regarding the resulting color, i.e. R+G+B is a color, but two reds aren’t 2R.
If the mafia built the street, provided you with a shop to sell out of (with all sorts of nice features, got customers to come to your shop, and acted as a first line of customer support for all billing issues, would it be more reasonable that they got 30%?

How much revenue would developers make if Apple hadn't built the iPhone and the App Store and successfully marketed the thing to millions of customers?

What would be a fair price?

The linking stuff is simply because developers have tried time and time again to game the system by linking to outside shops. Hence the blanket ban.
A datapoint I just discovered. On JDK7 the performance is stable at the 0.5X level. It starts to toggle between 0.5X and 1X on JDK8.
> Coding is not fun. Unlike writing, which can be a very creative endeavour, coding is not. Coding formulates algorithms into logical instructions for a machine.

This statement is completely at odds with how I view _coding_. I cannot think of a more powerful or free-form method of creative expression.
We have a long history with coronaviruses. I doubt you worried about any of the others before.
>I cringed when my co-workers talked about “fly-over” country, but I was equally shocked when Hillary Clinton lost.

That's not taking for granted like you are saying. That's coastal elites and intelligentsia looking at "fly over" working class with contempt. It's a mutual cultural divide equivalent to xenophobia.

>Just to be clear, I’m a liberal at the end of the day but anyone who thinks “their side” doesn’t have problems, I can’t really agree with.

Not a Trump supporter. I'm a "politically homeless" liberal as well.
My wife is a 1st grade teacher, has been for 11 years now. She has incredible patience and genuinely enjoys helping children succeed and grow.

A few years ago, she got her first salary increase in seven fucking years after her union threatened a strike. And it was 7%. This all during one of the biggest economic run ups ever. While the district and admins had all gotten consistent wage increases every year she didn’t.

She has multiple children who literally take off their clothes, flip over tables, and try to climb the fences of the school to leave every single day. Not kidding, multiple grown adults have to intervene multiple times a week to protect these kids and their peers. And literally nothing changes, absolutely no support from admin to get these kids support they clearly need. I have zero respect for the professional abilities of school administrators, I’ve regularly interacted with them and wondered how they are employed, it’s crazy.

School administrators are by and large bureaucratic idiots that are incapable of innovating or improving schooling. The pandemic proved this perfectly. My wife was required to do 3 hours of real time education a day, to 6 year olds, including filling out a physical piece of paper for attendance at the beginning of the day, then taking a photo and sending it in.

For virtual school.

For 6 year olds.

She has to perpetually pull individual children to test their progress against state standards, while the rest of the class has to occupy themselves with activities.

6 year olds.

The amount of bullshit wrapped around public education, along with completely upside down incentive structures, will be ripping apart the very concept of school over the next ten years.

She wants to educate, but we are already working on pursuing that as a small business vs being a public educator.

It’s a sad state of affairs.
Since I have no idea why this is downvoted: it really isn't for small scripts: if you just ignore pip/packages, Python is going to give you way more functionality out of the box than shell would, with a lot fewer sharp corners that will translate into a less buggy/more correct script at the end of day.

If you do take the time to deal with pip (which, yes, is a problem) you get access to even more batteries that would have been a pain or just flat out impossible with shell.

(& on many distros, you can use your system package manager. I'm not seeing a material difference between a shell script that requires "apt-get install jo" and a Python script that requires "apt-get install python3-requests" or something.)

But either way, for circumstances where shell is the wrong tool for the job, "invoke python in the middle of this shell script because it's a better tool for this particular part of the job" is a strategy I've used before & will keep using, b/c it produces code that isn't riddled with bugs.
Have you tried setting up a JMH benchmark? This should allow you to see if the JIT is the cause of your slowdowns.
Also, running it under a profiler (I recommend async-profiler[1]) should give you a good idea of where the slowdown occurs which might help you pin it down further.

[1] https://github.com/jvm-profiling-tools/async-profiler
Would you please stop posting unsubstantive and/or flamebait comments to HN? You've been doing it a lot, unfortunately, and we ban that sort of account.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Don't unteach kids the desire to hack.

Kids are naturally inquisitive and full of imagination. A pillow fort is just hacking the furniture and bedding. When I was young, we turned every street into a football court by marking some goalposts with our jackets. We didn't even need a ball, an empty soda can was enough sometimes.

Trying to force kids to keep inside an adult's narrow track does a lot of damage. They need guidance much more than they need fences.
what about how long for a human to read it and debug it when it gets beyond trivial?
Should vendors have to specify what portion of their monthly property taxes and rent go into the service/item a customer is buying as well?
largely due to the coverage of the press many people think China has superpowers when it comes to law enforcement, but that's obviously not the case. 1.4 billion people are hard to manage

It's the same way everywhere really. Technically Elon Musk is supposed to have his twitter activity supervised as per agreement with regulators. I don't think that's happening but somehow nobody cares
Vine-ripened cherry/grape tomatoes are like candy, but the small unit size diminishes the whole "what is this sloppy mush I'm eating???" aspect.

Large beefsteak tomatoes however, no thanks!
First of all, your tone does not belong on HN. Secondly, you claim that I do not "understand the issue, at all", which is ironic to say the least since you then go on to make the following examples as presumably equal to what is going on with JR:

- Discriminating artists across the board based on ethnicity

- Social networks banning end-users for having an opinion

Neither of these are in any way similar to selling your intellectual property to a third party and them deciding whether or not to air it. If you additionally enter an NDA with this party, voluntarily and through compensation, that is in no way anything like discrimination based on ethnicity, or blanket censorship on social media.
> Otherwise, malicious people can sign up arbitrary third parties for tons of random crap.

In the early days of the internet I was a teenager in a prank war with someone so I signed them up for all kinds of spam and also free trial magazine subscriptions.
Not so much failed as just outdated. That's like saying NCP is a failed product. It served it purpose for a time and as things changed, it was replaced.

That being said, I don't know how SMTP hasn't been replaced yet. It shouldn't have lived much longer than the early 2000s, in my opinion.
People have always disagreed over politics, it's just that more things have been politicized.
It's not like that, sanctions make it harder to overthrow a dictatorship.

On one hand, 90% of people can only hear official media. With sanctions, they have much easier job telling that someone else is to blame.

On the other hand it makes much much harder for political opposition to fight that narrative, to propose opening the country towards West when they're clearly acting against population through these sanctions.

That's why these sanctions benefit regime, and that's why they're double evil - hurt people + make it harder for opposition to fight the dictator.

In Serbia's case, sanctions didn't help at all with overthrowing Milosevic. They just brought misery to ordinary people and he remained in charge through the 90-ties.

It took loosing all the wars, getting country bombarded by NATO and de facto loosing control over Kosovo, getting entire opposition united, and massive protests to remove him from the power.
Tomatoes are a culinary atrocity?
> P.S. don’t bother responding if you are coming from the privilege of never having lived under a terrible government.

At first the argument was that BTC is transparent which means it's better than the banks. Now it's transparency that is the problem. And now we can't freely debate it on a forum like HN.

Money laundering for "good" is still money laundering, and that's what your advocating. And money laundering enables all the "bad" things like bribery, human trafficking, arms sales, drugs, and then nation-state sponsored terrorism.

E.g. I keep asking myself, would organizations like NAMBLA like this technology?

It would, I think, be a shame for all the "good" you're hoping to create instead ends up causing far more harm for the people you hope to free with it.
Appreciate the thoughtful reply! I'm biased towards specialization myself. With that in mind, I'm jazzed to see different species of hardware wallets proliferate. Any good sites tracking all the different types?

edit: thanks!
That's a slur and you should know much better than to post it. If you know of a way to write software to classify such comments correctly when they first appear on a public internet forum, I'm all ears. Otherwise, it takes time for countervailing mechanisms, like user flags and moderator action, to kick in and deal with such comments. To act like those comments are somehow representative of the community is 100% untrue and I'm ashamed to see you stoop to that.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Lightning was recently added to Cash App, for one big corp fiat onramp/offramp example.
Haha, yup, that's what my previous condo was like in Toronto, Canada. Pretty much nothing allowed in the balcony, no flags, furniture, bikes, etc.
"How do I know it is clinical depression "

You do not. Self evaluation only brings you so far.

But from the little you shared - I doubt, it is clinical depression.

It "just" sounds like deep burnout.

You fought all you could and reached your self assigned goals - and now you see, it is not enough.
There is something missing, but you lack the energy, to figure it out and fight for it.

The most important thing (for most) in life is people and not money. There seems to be your problem. Your potential broken marriage. Money for the sake of it is useless. Money is there to get you the things you want.

You have a house, but this was not what you really wanted. But maybe it was what your wife wanted?

A good therapeut can help with all of that. Figuring it out. A bad one just welcomes your money and plays your professional friend.

You probably lack real friends, you did not made or maintained, in your fight alone to reach your buisness goals.
2002: Pupa was a research project for the next generation of GNU GRUB
I’m not a Java expert, but potentially due to the CPU/memory OS scheduler?

Try running the workload with pinned CPUs assigned and not across NUMA nodes.
> Get your legal department involved.

Excellent idea, thank you.
I am pretty sure it is actually Idris based on the interface and implementation keywords.
Could it be that "0.5x" speed is actually 1x, and you're seeing your algorithm run at 2x sometimes on JDK8+ due to some optimization?

(Not a JVM user, so take with a grain of salt).
Show HN: Django Easy Logging
Enable fast sqrtss/sqrtps tuning for AMD Zen cores
yeah yeah ok so what does that have to do with my comment? I still don't see the the problem?

I mean for goodness sakes the title of the article is "Americans are returning to the labor force at a quickening rate" and the author says "I believe the main culprit behind these conflicting results is a jump in the number of people rejoining the job market"....what ever, I was bringing a different and more realistic point of view, this was not just picking out one specific thing wrong with the story. The whole thing is depending on the last jobs reports as if it was gospel.

And besides what benefit are YOU bringing to the conversation? first you make some cryptic comment that was definitely "Snarky" and now you just quote the guidelines page like some kind of uppity Internet Karen trying to brow beat me? TBH I was confused by your comment but now I get it so no need to converse any more thanks.
Splitting up California would help my understanding - at least socal/nocal
Under Australian consumer law most of what's discussed in this Twitter thread is actually illegal. Just because it's part of a company's business process doesn't mean it's legal. I ran into the same problem when trying to cancel my service, and found myself presented with some utterly onerous cancellation fee. I told them I'd make a complaint with Australia's consumer affairs regulator, the ACCC[0]. They waived the fee pretty much the moment I mentioned their name. I'd advise anyone in the same position to check your country's consumer laws, and contact your local regulatory bodies.

https://www.accc.gov.au/
Grub – Project Status Update
I never claimed riding a bicycle was as convenient as driving, only that riding in 0C weather is quite comfortable. It many ways I prefer it to riding when it's really hot out!

I'd recommend anyone give it a try if there is a safe way to get to work. Especially in 0C, because it's just not that cold and you don't really need bulky layers. You can get away with just a winter coat or a warm fleece and windbreaker. I dress a little lighter than when I go downhill skiing or snowboarding.

I am still wearing a winter jacket and sometimes an extra layer when I am driving to work in the winter, so there's really no difference from that perspective.
In Lieu of Fun, Episode 593: Tom Wheeler
why would anybody be upset about that? :)
> It's unethical if you believe that people should be free in expressing their opinions.

No it's not, because free speech does not equal the right to be heard.

> I find it unethical to suppress someone's ability to freely voice their opinions

Can you really not come up with a single example of when you feel a group, entity, corporation, whatever has any right to remove a person from their platform or premise because of what they are saying? Really? This is "unethical", categorically?
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30225114
Not really, no, not with the media deciding what everybody heard. We had as much of a free society as convenience combined with the interests of every individual running TV news allowed.

It was a complex system and I wouldn't want to describe it all here, but the fact that you and I can talk to each other in front of anyone who wants to listen in, is far ahead of anything that existed then.
Ask HN: Notes, mind-maps, browser tabs all in one solution?
Are there any all-in-one software available for organising
- notes which include searchable screenshots and hand drawings
- mind-maps
- browser tabs?

I work on multiple cases at the same time and I easily get lost.
I'm not implying they nor their family are ignorant. Chicken pox is easily survivable for children. Less so for older adults. My parents took me to a pox party of other kids specifically to be exposed.

Covid is also easily survivable for children, and adults in reasonably good health. I survived corona a year ago and now see no medical reason to get those jabs.
What’s up with TimeZoneInfo on .NET 6?
Yes. Deposited it on Binance, left some XMR in the savings account, exchanged XMR/USD/BRL and withdrew to my bank.
Re-evaluate your life. What makes you happy? Work backwards from there. Find a therapist. Step back from the business and delegate as much as you can, it should be able to run with no more than 10-20 hours per week of your time. Use the capital efficiently towards quality of life improvements, not the material hedonistic treadmill. Spend quality time with your partner.
They don’t override anything - did you read the T&Cs? It clearly states you can get a full refund within 14 days of purchase.
Never heard of Cambridge Analytica?
Sure, and Unite the Right was about unity
We should design cryptosystems that include functionality that support warrants as opposed to being antiencryption and removing encryption.
Disclaimer: I'm just a Pascal programmer... so I didn't grok the nitty gritty of the lambda calculus, but I think enough to see where this is going.

This evokes a similar feeling to when I learned that Lisp wasn't John McCarthy's target programming language. I began to wonder how powerful that intended language would have been, if everyone hadn't stopped at the bootstrap language.

There is great power in what is shown, and I suspect even more power in what it enables. I look forward to see where this goes, there clearly could be another similar leap.

Question: Does this mean it's possible to rework Rust to remove the accursed borrow checker? (I tried learning Rust, and stopped at the Borrow Checker, so I gotta ask)
Civic behavior, and political data are encapsulated in the US by criminal record (unequal enforcement of laws based on demographic and political alignment), 'basic identity information' (primarily location which is used as a proxy for demographic and socio economic status)

also all of those last categories are monotored by US employers and used to make hiring and firing decisions (which affect your credit score)

adding a single layer of indirection at each end doesn't fundamentally change anything
"You probably lack real friends, you did not made or maintained, in your fight alone to reach your business goals."

This is so true for me. All these years, I haven't truly felt that I have any friends left that I can truly talk to. Got a couple from college but mostly feels superficial now as it is all about kids or work when we talk or meet.

I guess I would look into therapy more. I did talk to someone but they basically were playing profesional friend like you said. So I stopped seeing them. I really appreciate your response. I have things to think about.
Issues like this are difficult as there are conflicting needs and people wearing blinders on the issue. There’s really no correct answer, but there are at least 4-5 camps of true believers.

Recall the HN community going apeshit over Apple’s proposed methodology to address this issue. That solution was engineered to benefit Apple and was imperfect, but fundamentally addressed CSAM risk with a proven methodology and preserved strong crypto.

That visceral, apeshit reaction was incited by a poorly written EFF article that blurred the lines between a parental control and CSAM.

So yay, we won. Now broken encryption is back and may well pass, as both law and order moderates and batshit crazy conservatives can find common ground.
> Belarus has temporarily banned most of its citizens from leaving, including many foreign residency permit holders.

> There are some exceptions, such as for Belarusian civil servants on official trips and state transport staff.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-57316838
> I'd love to learn more about this,

It's worse than this.

Coinbase, for example, will close your account if you use you Bitcoins for things they don't approve of AFTER you withdraw them.
Yes it does. One rotten apple spoils the bunch.

That's not to say guilt by association, but yes it is suspect.
We've banned this account for repeatedly breaking the site guidelines.

Please don't create accounts to break HN's rules with.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Self-Efficacy, Flow, Affect, Worry AndPerformance in Elite World Cup Ski Jumping
Well I'm not a consumer so anyone targeting me would be confirmed as somewhat misguided mentally.
He says his "techno-feudalism" is displacing capitalism because the fat controllers of the tech world get their labour for nothing.

The fact that people participate in global location networks, rely on other parties for their security and so on, is contingent; it might change (I'm ever the optimist).

It's perfectly possible to simply not participate in techno-serfdom. Unless you're professionally dependent on TwitFace.