skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Any company or person would do the same.

Definitely not a given, NYT made a choice to act aggressively to monetize their IP and can bear the consequences of doing so.

A classic example is Metallica suing their own fans who downloaded their music, and Radiohead who let fans name their own price for an album including $0. In all 3 cases above, all parties got to choose their own actions which all have their own outcomes.
Erie, CO lost $1M to a phishing attack. It was very well timed and targeted toward a major project which had been in the works for a decade.

https://www.denverpost.com/2019/12/30/erie-victim-financial-...
Interesting, never heard of that. Got any brand recommendations?
You can ignore the scam part of the browser if you want but please don’t recommend it to others, or at least tell them you are recommending something that is a scam and that they should know the risks.
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1. exercise, outdoors or gym, preferably gym to socialise a bit (avoid show-off gyms, favour family oriented ones)

2. take on a hobby every month, something new, until something sticks: e.g. Boxing (oh that's good for morale), painting, drama, climbing, ...

3. go to whatever convention is going on this month in the city, ask questions, hang out.

4. take on any sport, literally anything that fits you.

Do not drink alone, ever.

I personally found I loved being alone riding motorcycles. I'd go on day trips and it was my therapy. I ended up riding everywhere, not having a car (I don't recommend that) and commuting every day on my bike, rain or shine.

Finally: take it easy. A lot of people are feeling it, you're not alone, this is a normal thing. Most men after divorce with kids will be absolutely demoralised. Your purpose of "looking after the family" has been shattered and you need to find a new balance. For a lot of men pre-divorce, the kids and the "family running" was the only thing that kept them going. It's 100% normal to feel in the deep end afterwards. I'd advise to seek professional help, see someone, professionally, to talk about it, if you get to the point of depression. But do take it easy on yourself.
The M-code is transmitted in the same L1 and L2 frequencies already in use

Nothing says that they have to transmit M-codes from the spot beam antenna.

In fact, since the M-codes are hardly used, it's pretty certain they're using that antenna for something else. How very convenient that those antennae are designed to transmit on the same frequency as the "ordinary" antenna.
After working remotely or with distributed teams for 20+ years, my go-to is finding a way to be around people without directly and deeply interacting with them. I spend a ton of time in coffee shops, bookstores, that sort of thing. Many people have mentioned gyms, which aren't my thing, but it conceptually aligns. Many people join various sorts of interest-driven clubs, social fraternities, charities, etc.

Also, I definitely second the recommendation of meetups. There are so many out there, and not at all limited to tech-related stuff.

Overall, pick something you care about and invest in it in a socially discoverable way, and you'll run into others who share your interests.
From my history of long time loneliness, I have learned to cope with it by observing things that bring me out of my comfort zone in positive way. I found the following activities helping me-
1. Attending (and pushing myself to mingle) conference or workshop on topics of my interest and expertise.
2. Spend some time at the park or places where relaxed people are around you.
3. Learning wu shu or Tai chi from a good master. It not only helps to widen your physical capabilities, but also you get to interact with other people.
4.Challenge yourself with activities that you are able to fulfill, and enjoy. Volunteering for non-profit organization, hiking in the mountain, learning a new sports, even walking slowly, aimlessly in the market/mall helped me feel myself.
More generally speaking, it is very likely that your cultural background has some link to a religious association. It could be a church, but it could also be a temple or a mosque or a synagogue. It is likely that the people there will receive you with kindness and warmth, although it may not be for you especially if you're gay/trans.
In Ethiopia, a video of civilians burned alive sparks anger
Let's Build GitHub User Finder App with Next.js and Tailwind CSS
Would be going back to page rank, in its near original form with minor tweaks from lessons learnt, be better than current search engines?

This seems like a decent attempt to resolve the the search engine problem. Has flaws yes and is limited to blogs with up votes so not universal.

Perhaps a universal search engine is impossible. Instead each type of content have its own search algorithm
Therapy can help when you know you're going stuff you don't want to do, but you don't know how to break the cycle. Cognitive behavioral therapy helped me a lot. One of the things I learned was that it's possible to feel a certain without needing to act on those feelings. For example, if I'm mad at someone, I don't have to yell at that someone. If I'm scared that all my stock investments are tanking, I don't have to sell my investments. And so on.
You're right. I think you just pointed out a deep belief I currently hold regarding connecting with other people. I don't have it right. When I used to have friends in my late 20's, I didn't need a reason to hang. I don't know why I feel like I do now.
Locating Israeli Patriot batteries using radar interference
Give yourself time and space. But don't get lost.

Spend time in a library. Go to open air or night markets.

Go to busy malls etc. Surround yourself with people. And slowly try to meet up new folks.

Make a transition in such a way that you can get trusting again.
I’d be curious what geoscientists can do with (smaller, non-topological) 3D scans of geological features!
Except "one's", because every exception must have an exception (except the ones that don't). https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/one#Pronoun
Probably what he really means is untrusting of committed relationships like marriage, or marriage as an institution.

Which is completely normal if you got divorced and got a visitation schedule where you don't get to see your kids often.

On top of that, alimony and child support can ruin a person.
Changing the port cut the invalid auths from 1000s a day to 0. Why deal with and log that spam?
Who's we?

Canada and Scotland did really well with privately issued money.

(The US did well enough, but not as well as them. Mostly because of inane regulations in the US. Like bans on branch banking and forcing banks to buy government bonds.)

See eg https://www.alt-m.org/2015/07/29/there-was-no-place-like-can... for some background.

> However, in practice, the monopoly on violence ends up implying a desire for the monopoly on money.

Not sure. Plenty of countries use money they don't control. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Currency_substitution for some examples.
You’re welcome and I would also suggest digging into where those feelings you mentioned to me came from and why you’re protecting yourself from them (by avoiding socializing/telling yourself reasons not to socialize). Good luck out there! I hope you find peace.
This is one of those rare articles that points to the need of good Product Managers.

As a PM I’ve seen my fair share of “PMs are useless waste of space”.

The article doesn’t directly talk about PMs but the role of gathering AND properly unambiguously articulating them is extremely important. It happens to be the primary job of a PM.

The challenge is that the difference between bad or poorly written requirements and well written ones isn’t immediately obvious. And the skill and effort required to go from writing okayish requirements to good ones is high. You need to take in to account: actual customer problems, business need, future roadmap, market and cultural shifts amongst other things. Heck, deciding whether this is a problem worth solving itself isn’t easy and frankly a step many people skip.
Iran Claims Responsibility for Missiles That Struck Near a US Consulate in Iraq
there's a huge push in general for nodejs/frontend. Frankly its a bit disappointing as there are other technologies that can better serve certain uses but people hire for js because its "easier to find developers" and most people wanting to make a quick buck never venture beyond it because the jobs are all in js/frontend.

Thats not to say that frontend is an easy skill. doing it well requires a certain skillset. the real danger of all this frontend focus is that its easy to do frontend good enough while being objectively bad. Makes it hard to find really exceptional developers.
I tried to find how Robert Morris was indicted, but the only source I could find on the whole internet appears to be https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/morris-worm-turns-25/3065/ pointing at his father (NSA cryptographer) convincing him to confess. Why did he tell his father in the first place? Cliff Stoll book suggests Robert Morris senior knew who was responsible in less than 12 hours after virus was released. Did his father (NSA) mediate between his son and NSA/FBI/Police?
I think my answer to your second question and to your overall situation is to learn the underlying essential skill of "self-confidence".

I didn't get mine from my parents, I learned to fake it until I made it. It makes you more fun to be around, and it gives you the skills required to initiate communication with people who lack that skill.

It makes you happier in your own skin.

As for other advice?

Get a therapist. Learn to talk.

Talk to people and learn to really listen.

If you can't remember shit (and my memory is awful), make notes as soon as the conversation is done. There's no shame in using effort to work around one's own flaws.

If someone tells you they're doing something, follow up, and make a calendar entry if needs be. How'd the exam go, how was your trip, how was the appointment?

Explore social hobbies. Some of my most meaningful friendships have been formed through gaming.

I mainly play Valorant and Overwatch on PC.

I'm not a great player, certainly not a mechanically skilled one. But I greet the server, I'm a positive team player, and I communicate. People enjoy playing with me, and it's a great way to start talking to people and spend time with them.

Cosplay, skating, raving, try whatever you might enjoy.

It's ok to need people, dude. And loneliness can suck. But most other people don't want to be lonely either.

All you need is the opportunity for interaction, and the skills to capitalise on it. A friendship rewards both parties. Nothing manipulative or abusive about that.

To give you an example, I spent 3 hours on a voice call with a female friend I made randomly playing Valorant. We've met up in person, we message most days, and both our lives are improved by the friendship.

Sorry it's slightly rambling, but I hope that helped.
> Lore is the story insiders tell themselves to manage their own psyches

Might I humbly suggest an alternative term for "lore"? Kool-Aid.

This is awful, truly terrible, toxic bullshit. Please give it a read, as far as you can get, because as many people as possible need to see what dreck is frothing around us, spoken by folks who've absolutely lost their collective gourd.

The gist, if I understand correctly, is that "lore" is basically the doublethink an organization crafts to hoodwink acolytes into subservience to the greedy causes of their leaders.

Apparently this is happening a lot in Web3? What a great way to kill a potentially promising new step in technology.

Truly, unreal.
tbf if a new Linux were starting in 2022, it would absolutely be VC-funded, since the dotcom era opened that Pandora's Box and it will never close again

i think the other key difference b/w nix and k8s is that a very large swath of k8s core contributors are employed by very large companies (mostly Google, Red Hat, Microsoft, VMware, and IBM) who are also deeply invested in k8s-derivatives sold in the marketplace. from what i've gathered, and this might not be true anymore, many contributions to Linux still come from the academy (universities, etc)
Thanks, I genuinely appreciate the sentiment.

My earlier reply was kind of blunt. My point was probably that one shouldn’t expect to solve personal issues by waiting for a turn in career or skills development. I lucked out in an unexpected way that put me in the 1%, with skills that happen to be in demand in the current frothy VC environment, and yet my emotional problems are exactly the same as ten years ago. Turns out it’s entirely orthogonal.
Go visit your city's Makerspace during an open house and hang out there some. You'll see a lot of nerds who love to build stuff.
As someone who has lead polygon games and voxel games, let me say if you are looking for community contributions, voxels are way to go. Decent looking poly assets need professionals, and professionals are expensive.
Human nature is fickle. But, you can use it to your advantage.

There are billions in the world who are less fortunate than you. I don't mean to lessen your issues, I just want to point out that learning about those less fortunate than you, will lessen the burden of your own troubles.

I would suggest you have a travel vacation, stop thinking about your troubles and just travel to observe the world. I would also suggest you don't go for regular vacationing places, but go for places of worship, trekking, etc.

Lastly, I would suggest you to workout and read biographies. Work-out to maintain a healthy strong mind, and reading biographies because you can live the lives of others through their books. Autobiographies are the best.
Whereas if women mention that they are untrusting of men, nobody will bat an eye.

I don't bring this up casually, either. From the sound of it, the OP got the bad and sadly usual end of how the divorce industry and legal system disenfranchise men as a general tendency. The first time it really happens to you is kind of an eye opener. Mistrust is earned, after all.
He was in the commercials.
Rewilding (conservation biology) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rewilding_(conservation_biolog...

Climate change mitigation effects of rewilding > Carbon sinks and removal:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_mitigation#Carb...

Permaculture : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permaculture
nomad has been trying for years despite being "simpler" and open-source; it's still in third place :(
You’re really just saying that a CS degree should be used to gatekeep frontend work.
> I vacillate between being ok with letting money driving me

To me there has never been anything wrong with money being one of my motivations, although I always balanced it with family life and enjoyment of the job.

I worked two or three jobs a day for a generation so I could have enough money. I wasn’t safe when I grew up, and I have never felt “above that” ;) My kids grew up safe. Money means I can take care of my family’s substantial medical bills and have some reserve if things get wonky. It means my farm is completely paid off, no mortgage and no credit card debt. Having money saved meant that when I was fired from one gig I could take nine months off to level up my skills and get the best job of my life. Money meant that we could get a new roof when we needed one, as opposed to spending years when I was a kid with pots strategically located under holes in the ceiling during winter.

Nothing wrong with treating money like the valuable tool it is. To me it’s amazing that you are able to turn the spigot on and off (not being facetious).
I'm surprised to see so few recommendations for Arkenfox's user.js: https://github.com/arkenfox/user.js

It's a pain to go through all of it the first time, less so with subsequent updates, but it's extremely comprehensive for most Firefox issues.

Then, I run uBO, uMatrix, NoScript, and Temporary Containers.

This being said, I'm interested in LibreWolf and how much user.js manipulation they make unnecessary.
I agree. The information is interesting to read and it is well written.
I would suggest something a bit different. Give to someone else. Volunteer for something, and reliably show up especially when it is difficult for you. Being needed is a common need for much of humanity, and having others rely on you is a good way to fill that need.

There is nothing wrong with having multiple motivations for doing something. Ultimately, you are helping someone else. Your motivation for doing so does not reduce the fact that you have helped them.

Additionally, it's natural to care about things you put effort into. If you continue to show up for volunteering when it is difficult for you, you will eventually begin to care about those you are helping.
This is pretty spot on. I grew up in an orthodox religious home where a sense of community was a given. I'm no longer part of that community and I feel it.

Regarding not trusting women, I think I don't trust because I don't understand. Of course this applies to romantic connections to women. I don't inherently distrust all women.
You're used to company and now it's hard to come by. It can be very hard for someone in your situation.

Two important things I can comment on that might help;

1) It's not ok, there are people who will tell you to adopt and enjoy your own company but that's like telling a hungry person dieting is good for you. It's ok only if that is what you wanted originally not if you are being forced to being alone. You yourself seem to be trying to make loneliness work this way.

2) Learn to get along with and to be nice to yourself. The primary relationship for any human is the one we have with ourselves. It is difficult to be a good company to others when you are a bad company to yourself.

The worst thing about loneliness is not that it can crush you (it can if you let it) but that you can learn to endure it and then it becomes your prison. It can always get worse and the longer it takes the longer it is going to take.
I kind of wish I could do this. I just separated from a live-in partner who won't let go and has been causing me grief for much the past year. Separated with another months before that one. Each time ends up being a lot of spent energy on something which isn't helping me.

I get into a bit of an upcycle when I'm alone. Get a solid routine where I knock out all the boring parts of life by habit. Sleep at the same time and wake up at the same time without an alarm clock. Get to the point of knowing what time it is just from where I'm at in my daily routine. Cook a good meal twice a day. Routine for work. My days just flow. When someone else enters my life at that level, then the machinery generally breaks down.

I live in SE Asia, and it's super easy to find a place where people are hanging out, drink a coffee, and then just BS with some stranger. I don't even have to start the conversation, as usually someone will start it.

Trouble is, I find there are things about close physical contact which can't be replicated. My (now ex) partner can make me melt on command. Every time we do the dirty, I feel like there's nothing I would rather be doing than that. I feel like I'm missing out on some important part of existence if I'm not experiencing these things daily. It's really hard to find the right partner in the right situation I guess.
It is an adaptation to look at the similarities of which humans gave strife and the incentives available to that group of humans.

It is also inaccurate. So we can approach this with empathy when someone admits it, otherwise there are a bunch of men's rights groups that are not interested in pursuing a collaborative approach with all humans, looking for people exactly like OP.
Doing cosplay won't do much for you if you just got divorced and cannot see your kids.

Therapy is useful to learn how to deal with problems. But even the most resilient person can be overwhelmed.

In the end, you have to learn to let go of stuff that happened.
Incredible! And they did it in a 1928 model Graham-Paige!

From Wikipedia - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graham-Paige
Changing my reply.

I was in a similar situation a few years back. I had a wife, worked from home, and all was well. Lost my wife(divorce, not death), was ok with that...but I went insane. Seriously insane. I was in an ambulance 6 months later speaking gibberish thinking I was dying.

I realized I both hated people and needed them, unfortunately. Being alone drove me crazy, but I still didn't like the idea of best friends and such. It's just not me.

Out of pure coincidence or craziness I found solace in FB. I made an account with false info, and added people all around the world, so I'd always have someone to talk to. And for me, that worked wonders. I found it so interesting South Americans, Africans, south Asians, and to some
extent rural Americans were willing to be friends so easily, whereas most European countries or big city people were so guarded and asked why you added them.

Ended up meeting and marrying my wife as one of the 4 or 5k friends I'd added and talked to each day. And now, I have no FB, but I'm perfectly happy working from home as I have company(wife and her child).
I suspect this isn't a good-faith question, but I'll attempt an answer at least:

Bitcoin's game theory creates a system for agreeing on a worldwide price for energy in a way that self-regulates, as opposed to relying on people like OPEC to price-fix the energy market. It works by effectively selecting a random power plant on the planet, every 10 minutes, and kinda asking them to vote on how best to use their energy. Either they're mining Bitcoin and might be the lucky winner, or they're instead selling that energy locally for some more productive purpose.

This forms a comparison function, like in a quicksort. Each power plant is voting with their wallet as to whether their local energy price is more important than the global one. As a results it's as-if you've created a kind of futures market for energy prices that requires no centralized governing body. The net effect is that the price of energy is shifted back and forward, like a tug-of-war. The final result is somewhat akin to an iterative solver.

The entire world energy economy is now being controlled by an algorithm, something that's never been attempted before like this. It's been running 13 years now, and gains more weight as the value being thrown around increases. The energy market is tumbling wildly around right now as most people (a) have no idea any of this is happening, and (b) can't really stop it. In the end the ultimate goal is settling on a solution where all parties in the game achieve consensus on the true price of assets, something that humanity has never had before in its history.

The idea of energy=money is an important development that, while people today seem to refuse to try and get their heads around, will ultimately change the world.
Ask HN: Is there an app to centralize notifications?
Does there exist an app (desktop or web) that functions similarly to an RSS reader - grouping notifications from different providers into one place? I realize functionality like that would be a large undertaking however if it were open-sourced and modular (so support can be added for whatever people want/need), it seems doable. If there isn't one, do you guys think there would be enough interest to start a project like that?
Would be nice to have email (gmail, outlook, etc) alongside Discord, Telegram, stackexchange, github, etc in one place.
1000% agree. I went into computer science because it was the only subject high school wasn’t able to ruin, as they didn’t teach it.
Their blockchains are shorter. Longest blockchain always wins in the long term -- that was proven in the Bitcoin paper.
Odisha labourer who started YouTube channel in lockdown earns lakhs (2021)