skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> depending on the context I can be seemingly confident and calm

This ought to be great to be able to know. It means you can probably moderate your social exposure to fit your experience level and build on a known foundation.

Success is much easier if you can define the social context you're aiming for beforehand, and slowly work at mastery. If you open the filter too much too early (i.e. I want to be able to be social anytime & anywhere), it's overwhelming.

Good luck, you got this. (Personality trainer)
Everyone is a bit of a psychopath.

https://youtu.be/xYemnKEKx0c
I have been diagnosed with social anxiety, general anxiety, and depression. I've always felt socially awkward and shy. However, at 35 years of age I was finally diagnosed as ADHD-PI (predominantly inattentive). Treating that has basically eliminated the social anxiety and shyness, since it seems those existed through the lens of the untreated ADHD-PI. I'm still me and am surely introverted, but I can function in a social setting without feeling awkward or shy... the interaction feels natural and honest. While the folks around me noticed a bit of change, I noticed an enjoyment of life that I never seemed to experience before. I feel I am a better father to my children, which is the most meaningful part of the change to me.
Similarly, I'm an introvert and quickly used to feel uncomfortable among people I didn't know. Parties used to be exhausting! Then I started my own business and had to learn to network. One very helpful idea, taken from the book "How to win friends and influence people" was to take (genuine) interest in the other people present. Instead of talking about myself, I like to ask people what they do, how they got there, what they like, etc. People loooove to talk about themselves, so it makes for very easy conversations, and slowly, each of those strengthened my confidence in such settings to the point where I actually enjoy them now (I still need breaks every 60 minutes to recharge alone before returning back into the crowd).
Everyone forgets about accessibility. Sure you can imagine just rendering various widgets to the screen but then coming up with a cross platform accessibility model that works with users’ existing tech is always pushed to the far off future. The amount of work done on platform native ui kits is astounding and web is the only platform I‘be used that can remotely come close.
Most people are just fine with a 300 euro Windows laptop.

900 euros can be several months of salary in less fortunate countries.
In developed countries (so not the US) that have public healthcare, I've heard contracting roles are much more common, typically preferred by workers, and pay better.
Immediate mode guis let you structure your code differently than traditional libraries. (gtk, etc.)

It’s can be such a fast and light way to work. Get this thing done. And move on to the next thing.

To me it’s just a valuable addition to our toolbox and our quest to use the right tool for the right job.
Grow your own meat or buy direct from someone who does
By working from home so I don't have to be around others.

It turns out I'm not really that shy. I just don't like spending more than about 3 minutes at a time around most people.
When I was young, a bit tongue tied, poor and full of bad judgement, I spent a lot of time hitchhiking across Europe.

Talking to lots of more or less crazy drivers several times a day, week after week, unlocked something in me, and since then I've been able to have a pretty good conversation with anyone about anything.
Doing 3 commands on Raspberry Pi OS to update the OS to the latest version and install a single program is not tinkering.

sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo apt install libwidevinecdm0

There's no configuration to edit/change. There's no credit card or account setup necessary to download the app. This is objectively easier than setting up a new android device.
It’s an interesting dilemma because they are consenting, but to what extent are they being influenced by the money compared to their career opportunities outside of the sport?

Many athletes in dangerous sports come from lower class backgrounds where it might be seen as the only ticket out of poverty.

I don’t think it’s enough to convert a pacifist into an MMA fighter, but its certainly not the same equation for kids growing up at different income levels.
Ask HN: How have you recovered from being fired?
I've never been fired before and am terrified of the prospect of that happening to me. I continually save money to be able to support myself financially but am scared of what might happen to my career if I got laid off or fired. For example, what if I can't get another job? I was thinking that if I heard stories from other people it might put my mind at ease, hence the question.
What you're saying seems like a potential false dichotomy; developing open source software can be as profitable - sometimes more profitable - than developing proprietary software.
It sucks compared to Matlab, though. Unfortunately. (Sci lab is better, altho not compatible.) But I have also used it in a pinch. Size of the community means Matlab or Numpy are your best options. If you aren’t happy with Matlab due to cost or licensing stuff, numpy is really good. Also integrates with a lot of Python stuff like machine vision, machine learning, etc, which have expensive or nonexistent packages in Matlab.
This reads like a LinkedIn parable. I hope you're also providing them with avenues to become full-time contributors if they want to, and ensuring they're fairly compensated and have access to the resources as discussed in this thread.
That's the rub, at least for me. The poster above you is right, corporations are just corporations. If you look up the etymology of the word it comes from latin:
corpus (genitive corporis) "body, dead body, animal body.

This is why I think that, more and more, people who have a heart, are moving away from big entities like this. I expect in a couple of generations corporations will be a thing of the past, or something so far removed from society, that it will no longer exist as a social norm.

The biggest problem is not the people, its the amount of people that organize together to make something happen. When you live and work in a sea of people vying for attention, to be seen and heard, there is no possibility of humanity. Its the size that makes or breaks the organization, not the people in it. It breaks accountability and it breaks social connections.

I see smaller organizations all the time that act responsibility. These organizations usually consist of smaller teams. This is the future, a new way of living, small decentralized organizations providing the world with what it needs in a human way.
FWIW, Gio (gioui.org) recently added support for RTL languages and complex scripts. So there's no fundamental reason immediate mode UIs can't have the nice features you're used to from retained mode UIs.
Wasn't aware Best Buy was in Portugal.

Also, It's half a months Average Salary in Portugal.

Edit:

https://themacindex.com/variants/MGNR3/mac-mini-m1-256gb?cur...
I am totally interested in hearing opinions from people who have done serious hours of programming in both ruby and python, as to readabilty comparison.

If it's just people who have done a lot of work in ruby and little in python saying ruby is more readable, and vice versa, I don't find it very useful even anecdotally.
Any camera that supports ONVIF can be talked to locally.
The advantage of a declarative design is that it can be accelerated by the GPU which has a much better scaling computational architecture to serve this need.
Here’s what I did (would’ve been about 2009-2011, when I was late 20s/early 30s):

• Say yes to every social invitation I received for a period of about 2 years, whether it was something I thought would be fun or not — and never flake. Get to be known as a reliable person who is down for anything.

• Set a goal of speaking to a person I didn’t know every day — could be as simple as “Hello” to a cashier at the grocery store, but I had to do it

• Date more - went out on an average of 2 first dates a week (all found through OK Cupid). Just getting coffee, going to dinner, going to a movie, taking a walk — simple stuff with no pressure. Just meet another person, ask questions about their life, share about my own life.

It was a very fun and life-changing experience.
Yes 100%. Raising 52 chickens for 1 chicken per week per year takes about 8 weeks start to finish and doesn't take much space at all.

Rabbits are pound for pound the most efficient meat to raise.
We're quite aligned, I think. What is the value of all this freedom if it means standing by and doing nothing while people are slaughtered like cattle?
Yes, they are currently around 400 euros before taxes.

In many companies you will be getting around 1000 euros for a job out of university.
It's monitoring/maintenance after day 1 (initial setup)
About competencies management and HR strategy
Most comments here are pretty simplistic like telling a fat person to workout/eat less to lose weight. I assume you aren't looking for that kind of advice. those things only work for a short amount of a time and you revert back to your old comfortable self. Its so much less work to think of yourself as a shy person and call it a day.

1. Stop thinking of yourself as shy person. As soon as that thought comes to your mind squash it immediately. Never ever complete that thought. That thought usually comes as a pressure release self compassion mechanism under stressful social situations like walking into a new place.

2. Focus on the opportunity instead of the obligation. Once you have quelled that thought replace that thought with what you might get from this social iteration, like potential date. Contrary to popular belief shy ppl get immense joy from social interactions.

3. Shyness is ego gone haywire. Get your ego under control, its ok if you tried to talk to someone and they just ignore you. Get your ego under control. No one really gives a shit about you and ppl have very very short memories. Redirect that thought back to no 2.
What resources do you link to? Can't find it on your homepage?
Vladimir Putin and senior Russian politicians have suggested that they want to run the map and return Russia back to its former Soviet Union boarders. Though Putin denied this, the man has an infamous history with the truth. Europe/NATO now considers Russia an existential threat and a unifying threat. Would European customers appreciate financing a potential enemy with their own valuable currencies?

Ten countries represent 90% of Russian oil purchases. Eight of them are NATO countries, one of them, South Korea, is a fellow traveler who is in talks with NATO. Europe bought up about 42 percent of Russia's total oil production per year. China purchased 14 percent and 30 percent stayed in Russia. China is their biggest customer.

https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/597882-here-ar... Russia

A digital currency will not be a magical weapon relegating the US dollar to history. Bitcoin Transaction Per Second speed is notoriously quite anemic. "...4.6 transactions per second. Visa does around 1,700 transactions per second on average (based on a calculation derived from the official claim of over 150 million transactions per day)..." At the time of this writing the Ruble is less than a penny to the USD and only two countries outside Russia accept the Ruble. I don't see any economic benefit by supporting purchasing oil from a potential enemy.

https://towardsdatascience.com/the-blockchain-scalability-pr...
Unfortunately what has been somewhat consistent for me during onboarding is that my manager did not bother to make sure I have the needed credentials and roles in advance. Days and weeks were wasted where I had to fend for myself, against NIMBYist “owners” of said systems who were more afraid than helpful. You question why you were hired. “You’re a data /*/*? Oh I’m sorry I will just give you read-only access for now.” “You need access to that system to analyze data? I’m sorry but the your mgr has to approve and then security director.” “You’re a senior *?” I’m sorry we require you to be part of the sprint team first before <make up some shit>”. “Oh I should have added you to that <meeting/team folder/JIRA/Repo/DB/Cloud> but first let me give you some hurdles I can think of because you threaten my status.”

This is onboarding. Your manager can do a better job getting this taken care of in advance instead of leaving you to slog through. Run if you see this kind of culture.
And people with glasses are more intelligent: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-04362-x

But correlation is not causation.
"everything changes dramatically" - Practice each little bit one element at a time.

Posture is a great place to start. Just practice making sure that you keep a confident posture. Standing up straight. Shoulders back and relaxed. Head looking forward and alert. Focus on keeping your posture. A lot of how people read "confidence" is noticing these cues. It will become second nature if you practice.

Check out "power posing" also. Works for some people, doesn't work for others. Totally works for me.

For your voice, what is it doing? Probably going up higher? That's because your muscles in your neck are tightening up. Gotta keep them relaxed. I bet you'll find when you get your relaxed posture in place that your voice will change less also.
Took acid and went to raves did wonders for this. Still introverted and whatnot but a lot less of a recluse.
Provide them great service. Competition is inevitable and obscurity isn’t going to help.
I don't get your point here. What's the problem with high refresh rates? Games deal with it no problem, and they do way more complicated stuff than a UI with a bunch of buttons and text.

> Are immediate-mode GUIs up to the task?

Yes, there's no reason why imgui's can't do any of that.

> What is driving their authors to pursue this design?

To name a few: Ridiculous bloat and complicated development with things like Qt. No real GUI framework provided by Microsoft apart of their 4-5 half-abandoned offerings.

Also imgui is way simpler to wrap your head around. It's just straight up function calls with no complicated abstractions.

> Why aren't they choosing a declarative design?

Why should it be declarative though? imgui code looks fairly declarative when you read it and it's easy to understand what UI events cause changes
Noticing is the first step! A therapist can really help you as it sounds like a part of you is experiencing anxiety. Essentially you have developed a learned behavior and you have to unlearn it by replacing your habit with a new one. Part of that is say exposure therapy (meaning, just go out and meet people). It also helps to develop a framework and set of scripts for what to do which is where a therapist can come in handy (also for how you process the situation). We teach these things to kids with autism all the time.

If you need a script the easiest thing to do and understand is that people love to talk about themselves.

1. introduce yourself
2. ask their name
3. ask how they are or how their day is going
4 ....
5. continue to ask them questions as they appropriately come up.

Question 4 can be context dependent.. are you at a party of a mutual friend? Are you at a meetup? Basically use the shared environment to bootstrap the conversation. So a question could be like, "how do you know so and so" etc...

When I feel shy, I always seek out someone else seemingly shy and strike up a conversation that way.

It doesn't have to be perfect. And maybe take a friend with you who has more social awareness to help you. Tell them what your goal is.

Also if someone notices you are blushing and feeling flustered etc.. and asks you what's wrong, just take a breath and say that social situations are difficult for you but you are learning to work through them. Lots of people will be understanding. I say this as an adult. Sometimes you can be around immature folks who do not help the situation but those are people you don't really want to be around anyway.
Possibly true when the programmers are building the company's product. I happen to work for a company where all of IT is a cost center.
Yes? That is presumably exactly what they are looking for. They just worded it poorly.

The reason people use GitHub and Gitlab is usually not because they want a git server. For that there are much better tools like gitolite.
They probably shouldn't embed a live, unmoderated version of their AirTable db on their front page. Some of the results displayed there are... interesting..

"Cum guzzling is fun"

"Reddit makes me moist"

"I'm pooping"

"Cunt"

https://airtable.com/shr8nkV6DVN88LVIv/tblehvqqwBsnlMiCB?bac...
I've also noticed that most Java devs dislike Ruby just as much as I (a ruby dev) dislike Java. But the guy who made this decision had never done development in Ruby, Java, or anything else. He was a former db administrator who went into management.
It wont look good if it goes to discovery or otherwise ends up before a jury, it's a big flashing sign that says mens rhea if you're violating legally enforceable TOS/EULA terms. Dilligent competitors will still sniff you out by other means (office IP address, or if you're working from home, your work VPN)
A biochemist isn't exactly the best positioned to talk about political or legal issues. Health risks, however, are what we know about.
Not saying this is the best approach and it won't be a popular opinion, but drugs--particularly alcohol--were key to me breaking out of my shell.
unless it's a recent generation iphone w wireless rapid charging
I was a shy and awkward kid, and I suspect that never really goes away, but the contexts where that becomes an issue can be learnt away.

I.e. you can learn to prepare for certain situations, and learn that the outcome doesnt have to be bad. That can relax you, but there will always be situations that make you nervous.

I guess don't shy away from doing the things you need to be doing, and you will learn to deal with these situations better and be more relaxed about it.
Hah I love this. Yes cities are still the only place you can really experience the full breadth of culture. Art museums, concert halls, shopping, worship places, and great food selection keep me in the city.
It says in red at the top to not turn on your microwave. This seems to be testing if WiFi waves can get through the microwave.

It’s interesting the browser can get access to this information with no prompts
Show HN: World's neatest open source Pomodoro timer for macOS menu bar
The 2023 Nuvia based Qualcomm Laptop SOCs are coming in 2023 and could bring M1-Like performance to windows. https://www.anandtech.com/show/17075/qualcomm-x-nuvia-silico...
Astonishingly close...very quietly, because it requires a spectrum of indepth knowledge across Android x Apple ecosystems...the mid-range Android phone chip maker, MediaTek, has a chip that beats Intel 11th gen and M1. (not the fancier M1s like the "duct tape two together" for Mac Studio). 2 years out, you're looking at a real shift, presuming QC's acquisition of the Apple diaspora's desktop ARM cpu startup goes well. (I presume nothing when it comes to QC)
Job places are never your family, it's just a place to make money to keep life going, my take is, don't expect too much from the company you are working at other than paychecks.

instead, building friendship outside of work(if you have friends at work, that's good too), and spending more time with your family,etc. I think this is also called work-life balance.

This does not work for people that needs extra help though, e.g. those who experiences mental illness, depression, down-cycles in life etc. HR and benefit package should have a humane way to do it better, at least, providing free hotline as a medical insurance add-on for all employees.

A good manager should stay aware of personal concerns cautiously in the team other than just checking their agile sprint schedule, it's part of your work. For years that a direct manager never met a key team member, never video chat with him/her, still keeping him as a contractor after 7 years, sorry, I put quite some blame on the manager.

A good manager takes great care of his team, which in the end, will benefit his own boss/company too. Blaming the corporate for your team members' lack of benefit is barking the wrong tree, it's you who did not fight hard enough for your key team members, you're the one should be blamed.
Not that changes the bar of your argument, but it seems really low. I don't know this website, but it seems to indicate 2750 eur as average salary. http://www.salaryexplorer.com/salary-survey.php?loc=174&loct...
I think it's clear numpy is a huge part of it.

But that begs the question -- why did numpy develop in python and not ruby?

The rest of the thread offers some suggestions though. One is simply that python was born first, and got the numpy precursor before ruby 1.0 even happened. Which seems like a thing.
Can you give more details on how this GPU acceleration works?
agreed, and well said

in broadstrokes, imo, Lisp's endless plasticity of infinitely nested parentheses is both its greatest strength and... its greatest weakness

I love it at Write time. hate it at Read/Maintain time. why I've avoided it for serious work. Python, Java, Go Rust etc are all easier for my brain & eyes to quickly parse on the screen

which is unfortunate. because I still drool at Lisp's linguistic power
Isn't it lovely how we're inundating our homes with radiation at wavelengths that can cook meat? It's as if we _want_ the robot revolution to succeed.
This is exactly what I meant, thank you. (see: principle of generous interpretation)
Most Cameras supporting the ONVIF standard will work off net/grid.

ONVIF feeds info about camera capabilities, and URLs for the camera’s RTSP streams which can be used with many things including VLC.

ONVIF is a discovery/configuration protocol for many security/access control type things.

There are a number of open source etc programs that will discover/config the cameras.
> If you look up the etymology of the word it comes from latin: corpus (genitive corporis) "body, dead body, animal body.

You could just shorten this to "body", which has the same range of meanings. If you want to say "corpse" in English or Latin, you can use a more explicit word, but you don't have to.

The idea of "incorporation" is that something comes into existence - that it becomes "corporeal", not "soulless".
Not sure about Canada, but in the US, this mostly due to deforestation and centuries of aggressively farming the same land: there’s preciously little nutrients and carbon in the soil compared to fields that have living forests right around them.

Sure there would be crop losses to animals in such fields, but those animals also fertilize the soil and keep the microbiome diverse.
That's typical for foundations that operate along the lines of an endowment. The idea is that they want to be able to continue the sustain and grow their philanthropy forever and they can't do that if they run out of money.
While Portugal has one of the lowest average salaries in Europe, it’s still EUR 1100 Net. That’s not the same as USD 350.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_countries_by_...