skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
All I can see right now is that most positions are web development related, so that's where people will flock to.
You need to develop skills to become social and happy again. It's that simple.

You need a system. I used to be extremely depressed. My approach when I feel depressed is to write a "stop being depressed" plan and then follow it. My plan would start simple and get harder. I would start with my health, my appearance and my surroundings and then work up to addressing the problem.

I recommend you write a "stop feeling lonely" plan and try to follow it. Here is a good example of what I would do if I were you.

A template for a "Stop Feeling Lonely" plan:

0. Eat a breakfast of eggs and sauteed spinach with salt (something healthy)
1. Eat vitamins, Omegas, B-vitamins, minerals. Make sure it isnt a nutrition imbalance getting you down. Must be healthy.
2. Clean your room / house - begin gaining control and adding structure to your surrounding
3. Walk / go to gym / cardio - increase body temperature in some way
4. Make a list of 5 people, send them a text, ask to hang out / catch up / coffee / lunch
5. Try to have a 15-30 minute call with one of the people, ask how they are doing, see what they are up to, is anything going on? Ask for their advice, mention your divorce situation. Try to connect.
6. Repeat

I used plans like this to nearly always stop my depression. It almost always worked. The biggest hidden killer was the mineral deficiency. You would be surprised how missing a hidden nutrient or two can cause really bad effects. The solution is to ensure you are never running low on minerals.
You say that it's "FUD" but why is point 1 of the roadmap still "Incorporating .NET Framework servicing fixes into .NET Core 3.1, .NET 5 and .NET 6"? It has said this for years now.

Nearly all commits are bot commits updating dependencies, some are to keep the CI process up to date, and all others only fix typos or other strings.

2 months ago somebody fixed a few things but no activity since then. Microsoft is trying to transition WPF into a community project as indicated by the current roadmap and I don't see this meaning anything different that them abandoning WPF for good.
Pinephone doesn't have built-in NFC hardware and while an NFC back-cover was talked about in 2020, nothing available yet.

So one would have to either DIY something through the pogo pins or go over USB as of now.
Are there news stories about these deaths? I’ve seen this repeated several times and it seems like something that would be easy to look into.
Wow this is really great! Noob question, but let's say I wanted to permanently load this JS in my browser? How would I achieve that? Grease monkey? Extension? Thanks :)
OMR is using a SOCKS for proxying TCP over MPTCP.
Glorytun UDP is a VPN, choosing that in OMR will disable MPTCP and the proxy, although the author seems to have dropped the support for the reasons below.

OMR is currently using a an optimized fork of a very old version of Gtun TCP[1] to tunnel non TCP streams over the bonding proxy. Gtun UDP doesn't reorder packets nor auto adjust weight making it effectively poor when using different links, not an issue if you're using same ISP and equal hardware.
QUIC is also blocked due to the large overhead : MPTCP->SOCKS->TCP->UDP<-Client
Any UDP service/streaming will perform poorly as a result.

There are few MLVPN forks for non-equal WAN bonding and seamless failover, "UBOND"[2] does not require preset speed for each WAN, nor reorder buffer tweaking.

[1] https://github.com/angt/glorytun/tree/tcp

[2] https://github.com/markfoodyburton/ubond
It's a good anecdote, but in some places it tries to generalize a bit too much.

This is a person that has an intrinsic interest in science and technology. This is an outlier among the general population. For children who are more attracted to less abstract concepts, or people who just want to find a better job, quick gratification and fast learning cycles are important, which is why front-end web development dominates the curriculum of the short-term courses mentioned in the article.

It's a good point though that the industry, by underselling the level of sophistication of CS, might be missing out on people who (like the author of this anecdote) could have the drive and talent to truly succeed, arguably the people who they most eagerly want to make replaceable.

>Another issue is that these programs (KodeWithKlossy and SheCodes) only teach "front-end" web development, which is quickly becoming a woman dominated field. Is that good? I don't think so. Historically, when women enter certain fields, it "lowers" the value of it. Front-end development is now seen as "easier" then backend or frontend.

There's a danger in seeing this too much from the lenses of gender problems. Frontend development has always been seen as easier than backend, probably only except during the dawn of GUIs, in games, or if you're building React.
>I wonder if life in the US is more alienating

I have the impression that it is, without relying on cold data. I think society is a bit selfish, friendships a bit formal, enthusiasm a bit false and people lack aspirations which aren't career related and life models. But I think these points are valid for the Western hemisphere in general compared to 20 or 30 years ago.
Been through the same cycle as OP.Its painful and sucks. Still after 15 years . I am over 50 now. Kid grown up.

Dealing with the lonliness from the kids was the toughest. If you cant get along with the mum. Accept it and leave the kids behind in love. Maybe write every now and then dont blame yourself. If you get along well you should keep in touch with them. Otherwise it will drain you and them of so much energy that in the end nobody has a chance to become happy. And to become happy is what you should prioritize on. Otherwise your kids wont learn how to deal positivly when they are ready to see you again.

On lonlines:
A very positive strategy for me was that I opened my self again as a spiritual being after being atheist for most of my life. I was lucky to find a church community that I liked. Its is also a place where you have a chance to socialize with all ages not only your age or interest group democraphic. This helps to broaden your social skills. I recommend attentending a service where they sometimes socialize afterwards (Brunch together, discuss or have Coffee together). I found it extremly valuable to connect with older folks and talk about their perception of loneliness and life. Also christians teach to talk to god. So in the end your not alone anyway, somehow. Just try out some services and communities till you find one that you feel welcome and positiv. Open up to singing and worship without judging yourself beeing unauthentic. There are lines in the songs you can connect and others you cant. This can really free blocks and helps to become less judgmental on yourself and others.
Ofcause beware of sects that just want money. On the other hand look at it like it is a service you pay for. Like gym, shrinks, alcohol etc. It might be the cheaper option.

Regarding women and other releationships...
1. Accept and learn to understand your needs and preferences. Stop blaming yourself. It's all part of the experience. You are ok. And dont bend yourself to satisfy others but learn from others.
2. Learn the game. There are some rules. Most important is 1. There is great literature about it. Must reads are from David Schnarch.

Enjoy the ride there is a lot to discover. To force yourself into "learning to be lonly" postpone it to after death.

Good luck.
Out of the box: Learn to dance some couple dance, like salsa or Argentinean Tango, and become really good at it. You will learn a lot about relashionships withouth necesarilly getting into one. Perfect to learn about yourself and how to interact with people. You get to move your body, train your heart with every dance. Best of luck
Just because someone can pay for a requirement doesn't mean that requirement adds value to a product. If I think the cost for a requirement is higher than its value - which may potentially even be negative - I'm going to present my case for stripping it out.
I am surprised more people don't have honeypot servers. Would be very easy to lure in unsuspecting victims, open up a reverse shell, drop a payload, and extract any assets.
"reselling crack cocaine keeps a roof over my head"
It is very different. Go watch the documentary and come back to me.
Hi,

my English is not so good so I keep it essentially short. I recommend to you a self treatment for one month of every day Art-exhibition or Classical-Concert. Do it! Go out but aim for those activities only and also go on your own. After this month or so, you might feel the love and need of society and after a while and a little bit of luck you will meet the right one or two people who give you the belief in good in life.

We cannot force the good feeling we can only try to find the way to it. I wish you luck and all the best!
I guess because focus is on Ukraine right now, which seems worse in the short run. Of course in the long run climate change will probably much more severe. All around bad timing.
In this case, what's happening (based on what GP says, not personal experience) is the window server (phosh as a wayland compositor or Xorg in sxmo's case) is crashing, possibly (probably?) due to a crash in the Mali driver or some sunxi component managing the physical display output. Restarting the window server here would "reset" the relevant GPU bits, and get the display back.

It also will (effectively) restart the whole graphical session, e.g. close all GUI things, so not feasible to do every time you cycle the screen, at least for most people.

(some OSes and window servers like the Windows GUI stack can restart the GPU driver without killing the GUI, but Linux isn't ... particularly capable of this, at any part of the stack, AFAIK at least)
If you require a touch, challenge response behaves exactly same as smart card. In both cases, the database is locked, until you touch where the database is exposed in either case.
I wish page architects could comprehend the level of revulsion I feel when I get into an article and something like a popup distracts me. It doesn't make me want to sign up or pay. It makes me want to find another source. I prefer when a site just blocks an article entirely.
I bought some in a spray can years back because our (young) rescue dog was chewing on cables and I didn’t want her to chew on a power cable.

If you touch something with bitterant on it and then eat food with your hands, it’ll taste bitter. Washing your hands doesn’t help much. Just thought I’d warn you - maybe the brand I bought was too good.
Ultimately what Moxie is doing here is disingenuous and an abuse of language to prop his argument. He could have just stated the facts but instead he's using propaganda to create fear in his audience. You can use correct language (messages are encrypted at rest) and still make the argument that Telegram does not use E2EE unless Secret Chats are turned on but he doesn't do that.

Really poor behavior from a leader in this space.

The Russian FSB dropped the case because there was no way to block Telegram without collateral damage and most of the Russian population uses it, including politicians. There's no need to get "shadowy council" here, especially in light of Durov's quite public support for the Euromaiden protests that got him in such trouble with VK.
> (lots of words)

As a resident of California, a. I didn’t know that Newsom called for a 15% reduction, even though I follow the news and b. we’ve been cutting back for years so many people won’t know how to trim an additional 15%. I don’t know where I’ll find an additional 15% to cut - I removed my lawn last year.

Businesses consume 80% of California’s water. Are there austerity laws/requests for them as well?
My friend ordered clothes from an ad only syndicated on Instagram. Initially we all laughed at the concept because a lot of people had seen the ad but know that Facebook Ads is full of people just reselling junk from Alibaba, and so, ignorable. And when its jewelry or clothings, the assumption is that its trust funders selling to their friends, having really no product market fit.

And yet, as soon as he started wearing the clothes people thought he was a brand ambassador and model. Because it was really just another "impression" for a brand people otherwise ignored.

Funny outcome. The clothes are a decent style.
I prefer Simple Tab Groups and keep the tab bar.
Instead of offering advice, I'd like to ask a question that you/someone can ponder to get to at least a partial answer: Do you have any hobbies that are creative that don't tie into anything in your life?

I am into photography. It's been one of the greatest reliefs of my life because it allows me to be creative without putting any economical pressure on it. I don't sell the photos. I just take them and try to learn how to be better at them. Through this, I've found some of the best landscape photographers on YouTube who just seem like some of the most humble people on earth.

Recently, I started programming after spending a decade browsing HN as a non-tech person. It's a creative endeavor because I'm trying to learn Swift and Swift UI while making an app that supplements my day jobby-job. I will absolutely use and I'm positive someone at work will also find it useful. It's creative because I have no CS background and I'm just coming up with the app how I will and my closest coworkers will use it.

Gym has also been a point of reference for me to stay physically and mentally health.

These three things have just been my go to places of output and reasons to change up a bad day or a monotonous week.

Doing things that are detached from your personal life for the sake of developing only yourself (especially creatively), I think is the best way to do it alone.

I know someone who paints for the sake of painting, someone who works on furniture only for themselves, etc.

Hopefully this and everything everyone else has said helps you out.
> I think the traditional break when the West finally gave up is as good as any.

Except that the Greek-speaking part was as Roman as the Latin-speaking part in culture, heritage, bureaucracy, governance, and self-identity. The later Western European historians' designation of the East as "Byzantine" (read: not "real" Romans) is much motivated by the West Europe's desire to see themselves as intellectual descendants of the Roman Empire (n.b. Italian Renaissance and Classicism).
By driving in the correct lane?

There's nothing that technically requires the driver's side to be on either side to drive safely.
> click tools, click the "more" dropdown

It's under Tools -> "All results" dropdown for me.

I tried to see if it was possible to bookmark to get a verbatim search directly, and while I couldn't decipher the obfuscated query they seem to be using these days, the overall query length was much shorter than with the original non-verbatim search. I wonder if that has anything to do with the:

> This verbatim search removes personalized, corrected, suggested, related, and non-inclusive results.

claim. The original search had a very long 64 bit encoded parameter, which perhaps had some context information - it seems plausible it had some typing history information (perhaps taken from their Google Docs code), maybe how fast I typed (for error probability), some kind of personally identifying ID about my current session perhaps. Looking at these query strings and how opaque they are, feels a bit creepy that all this information is being sent from my computer without my knowledge or significant control. Makes me glad I rarely use Google these days.
> The Roman bureaucracy, civil institutions, and daily life changed very little.

From what I’ve read the bureaucracy was entirely replaced by the Sultan’s court. Daily life might not have changed much for the Roman in the street, but the Res Publica was gone for good.
If it were electric fields, wouldn't we also expect the extreme EM fields generated by MRI machines, or even strong permanent magnets held near someone's skull to have some effect on memory?

A nearby lightning strike or overhead power line should also have some effect.

It would be quite amazing if the body were able to neutralize/counter such strong external electric fields.
I think a key part of a tribe is the interconnected-ness of the graph. E.g., I find that if I have five friends none of which know each other, it’s nice, but doesn’t feel like a community/tribe. There has to be mutual connection to feel like a tribe.
Very neat use of the data. I wonder what other radar systems could be detected, like weather radar.
> And it’s also not clear why the author is mixing in their personal feelings on web development.

The author strikes me as a young student still trying to figure things out in undergrad. A lot of the post/article reads like a journal entry. I wouldn’t fault her for not having it all figured out yet.

I think you’re completely right about the shortage and skill gap. I think she’s more right than she knows about the predatory practices, and I think in that sense both your opinions coalesce.

I think if her prediction misses the mark it’ll likely be because she doesn’t have our experience of working in the field and seeing first-hand just how bad these candidates are relative to what we know it actually takes to succeed. Without that insight I could see how it looks like Web Dev is doomed to implode because of everyone flocking to it. Anyway, her choice of parentheses to make the statement makes it seems like she’s somewhat aware of this potential blindspot. That may or may not have been intentional.
Seems like photogrammetry is what Android's AR Core does with AI: https://developers.google.com/ar/develop/depth#depth_images

You should be able to get rgbd images from a phone supporting the AR Core Depth API: https://developers.google.com/ar/devices#google_play_devices
I assume they drive their car on whatever lane the country prefers? That is perfectly possible.
I use a hair dryer to make roast chicken (2018)
Can anyone link their book? I couldn't find it on amazon or goodreads.
Archived: https://archive.ph/YjHW8
Animal companions are one way to help get out of the rut. And you can learn better from them if they're wild, not domesticated, though access is going to be limited: that's also the point. If you want to really get along with the world, it's right there in nature, you just have to demonstrate you can be trusted enough for other creatures to show themselves. We have elaborate socialization skills but we still behave in ways common to these other creatures, and so observing them explains things about ourselves that can't be verbally communicated.

Most importantly, when wild animals have a problem, they just run away. In civilization we are mostly taught that running is futile or shameful, and we should instead either normalize the bad situation or forcefully take control. But that can leave us in a sorry state as individuals, unable to acknowledge boundaries properly or grapple with fears and failings in their appropriate proportion, burying the abuses with whatever escapes present themselves. Self-talk can help with working out the bad ruminations that result: just list out loud what you want to do, and discuss it with yourself verbally instead of silently. When I do this my ability to discuss it with others improves remarkably.
What about WeWork then
No. It isn't there so that you can use it when you choose to. All devices expect it to be used. When you skip it the colors will be wrong.
Yeah, it's a good term to use when testing the waters for blockchain acceptance. =)

Bitcoin is as inefficient as everyone but the cultists claim. The tech I have been looking at resides in another ecosystem with a more academic bent and a much more careful approach to engineering the global economy.

The use case isn't really for utilizing all the compute of the grid for a single task, but instead finding resources for your workload in an efficient manner. E.g. paying your neighbors to generate Minecraft chunks for you without hassle or even speaking with them.
I'd bet that at least a significant part of that fraud went not simply to criminals but to some state-level activity. $31 B is so huge that it is meaningful at very high levels (e.g. it's much larger than all the assistance, goods, weapons and financing provided to support Ukraine in the ongoing war), and for places like North Korea fraud and hacking is a large part of their foreign currency income (technically speaking, that would probably count as "export of services").
They kind of make that joke in 'Have a Cigar' on Wish You Were Here.

Well I've always had a deep respect
And I mean that most sincere
The band is just fantastic
That is really what I think
Oh by the way, which one's Pink?
i'd say in part that depends on how easy you are to talk to people. for an introvert it may not be social at all, and it may not be what helps if you actually seek interaction but you are to shy to initiate. on the other hand it may be just what you need. and environment where you are around others without being forced to talk to them but allowing you to slowly become comfortable over time.
I use Antenna:

=> gemini://warmedal.se/~antenna/

Note: anyone can submit an RSS/Atom feed to Antenna, but submissions from Techrights.org and Kiwi Farms are blocked by default.
I'm surprised anyone finds this surprising. Like them or not, Microsoft makes tight documentation for developers.
Well, that's a new one. I didn't know there's an EF provider for Cassandra.
Thanks for the update. :)
Thanks guys for your responses. Some great discussion. I definitely need a lawyer or alternatively might just develop my idea in secret and leave on completion for clarity.

I have established a LLC before I was employed by another company. The company was fine with me having both a job with them plus running my LLC after checking with legal. The IP assignments clause was a little murky hence the original question.

I knew I should have requested a contract amendment but I was desperately trying to get a job at the start of the pandemic.
As soon as you focus on the who and not the how, you incentivice people to cover their asses.

Look up the root cause analysis culture in aviation for an effective method.
ICRC calls for urgent solution to save lives in Mariupol
Where did I mention race?
Model uses human, algorithmic predictions, confidence scores to boost accuracy
With extra care when following somebody and attempting an overtake. Getting tickets or paying at toll stations would need some extra work but in their case the passenger would do it. That's all.

You're not forbidden to drive a US car in the UK (Japan, India, Australia, etc.) or viceversa.
My point was merely that your blanket statement doesn't really hold water, since any actual memory requirements by a filesystem would be implementation specific.

I will agree that ZFS should handle large pools once you clear the ~fixed minimum memory requirement.
A phone is a personal device and I'd like that to be treated differently in many ways.

A public web server doesn't have such direct privacy issues.

When it comes to records on a bench vs. a non-personal kindle on a bench, I think they should have equal and low protection. Abusing the data should face penalties, but not poking around.
Huberman talks about acupuncture in this episode

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmhsWAqP_0Y&t=4647s

I don't recall specific literature, but that might provide some names or searches to make.
Maybe there is something to this, but the lack of examples makes it hard to tell. (Real-world examples, not just tarot cards taken out of context.)