skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> SpaceX wouldn't be a thing if it hadn't been saved by a phone call from NASA

I believe you, but when I tell other people that they don't believe me. Do you have something I can show them.
so what is the game you shipped with it?
There are better ways to gather feedback, even if your application is in beta. Most loyal customers will let you know what’s wrong and what features they’re most excited about- that honest feedback is far superior than telemetry data. You can even add a survey form after the application exits to try and maximize the feedback loop.

Totally understand you’re a new venture backed business, however, you most likely are targeting the wrong group of users by automatically sending data over the internet for “no reason”.
>1. They wanted to be friends.

>2. They wanted to have sex with me.

>3. They wanted me to join their religion.

I may know someone who writes like this. Very interested in how someone converts online comments into having sex with readers or getting them to join a religion, presumably one in which they also have sex with readers. They need to know how not to do that so they know what to avoid.
uh i'm on a similar position with another jenv lol.

let's see if the change is as smooth as it says!
No one forces anyone to pay attention to an answer they don't like either.

As far as "just answer"-- writing an answer takes work. You'd have to pay me a lot to mindlessly answer uninteresting queries that probably won't help you, like some meat based poor imitation of a search engine. It's not interesting, it's not fun, it doesn't foster building a community, it wouldn't help me expand my own knowledge.

I'm of the view that when someone comes existing on a particular form of answer and not an interaction with a potential (future) peer, -- what they ought to be doing is hiring someone on Fiverr if its not an answer that they can extract from a search engine (or our benevolent AI overlords).

Generally it's the person asking the question that wades into an environment with potential answers, they're the guest with the (minor) imposition of a question. I suppose my view is different with respect to rogue troubleshooters that swing in out of the blue with preachy answers to questions that were never asked. :P
It's got 700 upvotes atm but not HN's audience? Okay...
Verified users. Not all users.
...I live in a pesky flyover state!

There are not many of us here, it wouldn't make sense for some small percentage of the US population to dictate how the entire population is forced to engage with one another on a website run by a private (as in not-government run) organization.

Twitter should be able to seek profits, and if maximal profits exist by creating a set of rules that can be violated with non-illegal activity, they should be allowed to chase those dollars.
Had generalized anxiety and mild depression since middle school. 10mg Lexapro/escitalopram (SSRI) has done wonders for my anxiety and subsequently helped my depression. I tried CBT alone for some years and it helps a bit but the medication was really what helped me get out of my head and start living life. CBT while on medication was even better which I highly recommend you do both together. I personally didn't have any side effects on Lexapro after the first month. First month was some mild headaches and significantly reduced libido. Remember that millions take Lexapro daily, vast majority without significant issues- of course there's going to be a selection bias online towards exclaiming side effects and negativity. People who are enjoying life aren't posting about their side effects of their medication online. Getting online folks opinion's is great and all but ultimately you just gotta talk to your doc and try it and see for yourself, you can always come off if you hate it, or stay on if it changes your life.

Legal disclaimer: This is not medical advice- just my personal anecdote to encourage you to seek an opinion from a psychiatrist or your primary care doctor and discuss whether medication is/isn't right for you.
Thank you for sharing! I had a similar path around that age.
I just want to echo the other commenter. You had a completely incompetent prescriber.

Tapering SSRIs is the normal unless a provider has alternative indication it shouldn't be done.
I’ve been a fan of this more generic one. I use it to flag certain keywords in the scroll bar overview and visualize unusual whitespace characters, double spaces, trailing spaces, etc.

https://github.com/fabiospampinato/vscode-highlight
Sounds really good.

I hope the open source community can come up with a solution for this.
Maybe there are already projects with this goal, if not someone should start it.

It will improve our collective knowledge and at times like this were disinformation is really high we need technology/tools to reduce it
This a horrible way to run a company, particularly one with high engineering risks.

I'd suggest reading one of the books by Sidney Dekker. The last thing you want to institute is a culture of fear surrounding surfacing problems. Every other manager in that factory just got a loud and clear signal to lock down their staff and suppress awareness of any problem that might get them axe'd.

There are things that justify firing on the spot, but these are generally malicious, criminal, etc acts. Short of that no matter the fuckup treating firing as something done by whim of the CEO is very corrosive.
Reddit is still fine on smaller, more niche subs. The larger they are, the more painful it gets though.
As for Kodi, it's somewhat of a different class of software to Plex/Emby/Jellyfin - Kodi is more a player interface for local files and with the option to install plugins to play from other sources like DLNA, or even from Jellyfin [1] (and I assume Plex and Emby as well)

Jellyfin is more a network player - your jellyfin server does the heavy lifting, like transcoding etc. so your client basically just needs a web browser (though there are native apps too).

1: https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/clients/kodi.html
This looks really cool!

I have a MythTV setup curreny, but the sheer amount of hoops I had to go through to make it work with the tuner card and SchedulesDirect meant that I was loathe to change anything lest the house of cards breaks.

Perhaps it's time to check this alternative out.
> You can select any airport or the city - which should grab them all

Not everyone lives equidistant to all airports. Heathrow and Gatwick are close to me; Luton, Stansted and City are not. I'd want to see options for both of the former. Loved HipMunk, so glad you are back (why was it killed off to begin with?), but don't understand why it's a browser extension.

Edit: seems you can only select one airport in any case, not a city. (But you knew that, right?)
I'm not sure why you think that, poverty was high enough that Johnson thought necessary to start a war on poverty in 1964.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_on_poverty
Some time ago I helped building https://ds.gpii.net which actually features a lot of ressources for developers regarding accessibility. It has a component search that links most of the automated testing tools ( scraped and curated from GitHub. ). I think actually videos of assistive tech use would have been a nice addition, but there is already a lot of so called quicksheets to get you started. One USP we wanted to have is a community of testers [1] unfortunately it did not really happen at the time (there is a form though for matchmaking): Anyone interested to continue the work on this kind of stuff should probably contact Gregg (Vanderheiden , who I guess wrote the first web a11y guideline back in the 90s and is a WCAG editor).

[1] https://ds.gpii.net/connect/testers
> But it's not the kind of advice I would give to a friend whom I'm genuinely concerned about.

My advice to friends and family experiencing such issues is to take those issues seriously, and to see a doctor about them.
See it's only called cancel culture when you disagree with the event.
Exactly this.

I never asked for the support burden of content that I'm not interested in offering MY users of Plex. They're not Plex's users, and it speaks volumes of their motives that they think it's appropriate to Trojan horse monetization services onto my users.
Where did you find them? I've had experience working with such people and progressed so fast. At other times it's back to hours on docs and StackOverflow. Would love to find mentors for hire.
Adderall is a euphemism for amphetamine the same way that speed is a dysphemism.

Hence "speed with a PG rating".

I don't think being unkind to molecules is something to worry about, they can't be offended.
For the record, Plex gets around this by having a wildcard cert for a domain which just resolves to the local IP, ie 10.0.1.2.local-plex.tv (or whatever it is) resolving to 10.0.1.2.
As the author of the post (and founder of the company), I think this is also a very reasonable concern. It's one that we have as well and that we take very seriously.

Our stance here is that:

1) We are very explicit about what gets sent (only telemetry and crash reporting) and you can see the full list of telemetry events here (https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/privacy#exhaustive-tel...)

2) For collaborative features like block-sharing (e.g. https://app.warp.dev/block/tbxmeAKsj657aHkPdHpmoY) it's completely opt-in

However, I do believe pretty deeply that every app has the potential to be much more powerful if it leverages the internet and I think the terminal is not an exception. I stand by that but get that it's a paradigm shift.

Please keep the feedback coming though - it's helpful to understand how you think about it.
But he isn't a Twitter executive. He has one seat on the board. He'd have to persuade other board members if he wants to force changes.
I'm assuming the dig at 1978 is a reference to vim or emacs? Can you maybe rework your copy to not shit on the main tools your target market uses and loves?
When I had two major crisis hit at the same time last year I made sure to get out of bed no matter how I felt and go run for about 45 minutes rain or shine every day. I had been through stress anxiety periods before and found it to work wonders. It kept my head above water last year and things are much better now and I am still exercising training for a half Ironman. It’s so amazing how much it helps. Also walking it sounds like bs but it really works for me.
Can any audiophile tell me why even a professional should buy $1500 IEM?

I just bought $45 QZ ZS10 Pro and they might be the best sounding and noise blocking headphones I’ve ever had. Perfect for drumming along to tracks. Haven’t gotten to try them plugged in on stage yet.

Are these leagues better in some respect?
Intellectual challenges where one would expect them to exist.

"Mystery as Santa hats appear on college chapel statues"
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-5938698...
I am aware of at least one American managed company here in China selling DC-all-the-things.
Maybe white dwarf was on fox?
> my free speech to advocate he not be allowed to do so here.

I would like to advocate that you should not be allowed to advocate for censoring people.

Therefore, I have flagged your comment.
It's been a question of interest within this thread.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30923274
There is the Seebeck effect, where you run a Peltier junction in reverse. Efficiency is, to put it mildly, low. [1]

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermoelectric_generator
Quality of web pages is similar to economic models. The moment you find a model that predict web pages' quality, that model start to fail. A small percent of webmasters will be monetarily incentived enough to make most of the web point into them, the more pages they point to their websites, the more they can point into their websites using the profits they made from abusing the algorithm, until the whole model reach an equilibrium where links totally do not matter (gives a bad experience that other methods are better now).
I’m intrigued. I think I understand what you’re saying but I’ve never seen it framed like this.

> there is a price for prizing experience so highly

Is there somewhere I can read more about this?
As a simple example, United probably isn't going to offer a flight where one leg is on United and another is on American. Yet, it might be substantially cheaper or less painful to take that flight. Certain codeshares may be more profitable for them to hawk, to the point where they will only show certain legs when the more profitable flight is booked. They may also choose not to show flights that are already profitable based on bookings (e.g. takes 75 economy seats to make flight with legs A->B and B->C profitable) when a similar flight (A->D, D->C) is underbooked and could use some more folks aboard. There are probably a thousand other reasons...
The information is widely, if not (yet) universally, available.

https://www.eff.org/pages/automated-license-plate-readers-al...
> You can change everything, from surface level appearances, to the final ranking of results.

People don’t want this. My first boss told me he would bet on regular TV if only streaming was left. He didn’t account for recommendation algorithms, so it’s easy to prove him wrong. But the takeaway here is that people prefer things working for them out of the box. That’s the secret to Apple’s or Google’s success: It just works.

Just works can mean that you’ll get “some” search results or a TV show that matches your preferences.

Almost nobody would like to put effort into customizing their experience.

Google provides “good” search results for a majority of users. From a business perspective it would be a wrong decision to enable customization for a neglectible fraction of users if the vast majority just want to “consume”.
furthermore you could prevent the heat death of the universe :)
I can still visualize a memory from my high school library, when my friend showed me Google search for the first time. I think I had been using Dogpile.
HN: The Anti-Science Crowd?
Why does every post having to do with a scientifically testable question almost invariably have top comments which are purely anecdotal rather than even attempting to point at empirical evidence?

This is particularly noticeable in anything having to do with quality of life or lifestyle questions, including the current front page question about anti-depressants. Indeed that relatively upvoted post goes so far as to ask purely for anecdotes - neatly dismissing nearly a century of evidence on the placebo effect, the known wide variance of reactions to any intervention and a million other documented factors that render anecdotes useless. Indeed, as far as HN is concerned, we may as well be in the dark ages, taking a poll on how HNers respond to leeches.

On a site users often describe as a kind of oasis from the nonsense perpetuated on the rest of social media, this seems rather baffling and suggests a need for - at minimum - some self-reflection.
What’s their malfunction, performance? Edit is just another type of edge to vertices.
How about something like GPL?
Late-onset alcohol abuse can be a presenting symptom of dementia
Air conditioning is really silly when you think about it. It takes a ton of energy to move some energy outside. It feels like it could be self powered.
> many C libraries still define their own integer types for some reason instead of just using the ones from stdint.h

Many C developers in my experience (as recent as 5 years ago) haven't really adapted to C99. This is in part because some platforms (Microsoft, I'm looking at you) resisted adopting it for quite some time and partly because a lot of C development is carried out by older developers who have long given up on keeping up with new developments. And I say that as a dev in my 40s.

I think stdint etc are great, but for some people the start of any 'serious' C codebase still requires a whole load of int and pointer type redefinitions.
> Literally don't talk about it. I don't think a single teacher told us they were married until we were in middle school. None of the teachers mentioned any of the other student's parents.

Were you actually unaware of people being married until middle school? This sounds incredibly bizarre/dystopian to me. People aren't soulless automatons who don't socialize and parents and teachers would be aware of each others social lives at least at an acquaintance level at every school I attended. Even in kindergarten we knew that teachers were married or not simply by whether they were called Ms. or Mrs. There's also your own parents or your friends parents. I really can't fathom this concept that we've always wanted children to not know about sexuality in any aspect and need to hide it now other than through the lens that people are willing to accept collateral damage to hide homosexuality.

>I don't think you talk to a lot of conservatives. Every conservative I know (and the media ones I have heard) do not want teachers talking about heterosexual relationships either.

I literally grew up in a uber conservative, Confederate flag waving farm town in the middle of New England. Everyone was always excited to talk about new marriages and involve actual toddlers as part of the wedding ceremonies whenever people got married. Parents were always pushing their kids to give gifts or sign cards congratulating young teachers when they got married. Unless I see vast information to the contrary, all this looks like is a continuation of modern US conservative culture that will lie to your face about their past actions, as long as it hurts the right people

>That is an issue with the enforcement of the law not the law itself.
>Fortunately for proponents of this bill, there is nothing about sexual orientation discrimination. The bill bans all instruction of sexual orientation regardless if it is straight, gay or anything else.

If a law is created by a group of law makers with open biases, and then only enforced in a discriminatory way, then the problem _is_ with the law, unless you thought poll tests under Jim Crow were fine on their own and the enforcement was the only issue. I'll reserve the right to be surprised if this law is enforced uniformly, but I have been given no reason by the Florida state government to expect that
Wow, this page keeps flashing and reloading horribly on mobile.
It's Americanized because most other countries on Earth don't enshrine it as a principle at any level, whether private or public. The topic is hairy in the US because the government is actually obligated to care, so there are various grey areas when it comes to the interaction between US laws/constitution/government/private businesses.

Compare this to say the UK where neither corporations nor the government enshrine free speech, so these estuaries don't exist.
It depends whether you care more about music or movies. Jellyfin is a movie-centric solution that happens to have options for music. Subsonic was a music-centric solution that has apparently grown the ability to play video in recent years.
A little misleading. It's not cleaning the air, but it is providing an alternative to making the air dirty. Still a good article.
Let's have this again, Prof Nelson is siccing his Twitter mob on a person doing her job - no matter what we think about the honorarium, Prof Boaler's job is math didactics for disadvantaged populations.

That's not "nothing untoward".
Did ASIC kill the 'finfluencer'? Regulator cracks down on unlicensed advisers
So....tell us the truth.
It seems like a big assumption to think that trends appearing in a few cities will carry over to the rest of the US.
You're comparing 4th generation storage to third generation. Unfortunately, the I4i instances are not publically available, despite being announced 4 months ago :-(

https://press.aboutamazon.com/news-releases/news-release-det...

https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/instance-types/i4i/
Improved Dual Lattice Attack
Simple experiment:

Eat raw foods (veggies + fruits) only for 21 days

Then decide.
The author provides 3 possible explanations, but I believe there is a fourth (touched on by another post):

4. They want to sell you something.
I made this comment 3 months ago that people seemed to find informative

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29776038

The thing you need to know most of all is that you may need to check yourself into a mental health unit if it gets worse, so try to get this emergency plan together with the help of others who are thinking more clearly.

I was locked up 3 times before I finally got better. There's no shame in doing what it takes to save yourself.
I think the correct word is a "changing" company. In a static environment, without competing products like IG, FB etc, Twitter can afford to stay the way it is and probably do incremental improvements.

However, in a competitive environment, and with proof that the market is expanding (Newer generation of kids are using social media), if it fails to capture the market, the company will die out.

So, there is this need to focus on user number growth.

I am sure that if the company was only adding older people, the stock would be punished inspite of growing numbers.
Warp wants to john deere-ify our tools. Soon you won't be able to buy a hammer or table saw without some sort of platform marketing speak and a subscription service.
You’re right about there being a problem with it.

Which library was/is doing this? Would like to avoid it.
You can’t turn telemetry off in windows. Your choices are “full telemetry” and “less telemetry”
No when you plug it into a Mac, it literally says "Unsupported" in the system report and will not work. When I got it partly working at one point, I had to edit some kind of system file that basically allowed the device to be used. And it still didn't work well.

Quick Google Search. This is what I used to get it working, as much as one can consider it "working"
https://github.com/rgov/Thunderbolt3Unblocker/releases
I have my iTerm2 hotkeyed to tilde (an homage to Quake) it instantly appears and disappears with one key.
There’s a diversity of allowed identifiers to support different hardware. The fixed identifiers are intended for retrofit modules, since they need to have as little impact on the drone’s center of gravity as possible. Newer hardware will likely incorporate it into the receiver’s functionality.
This is absurdly fun to look through, wow. Following bullet points are all from this 2.0 2022H1 release, with tons more planned beyond:

* mMIMO 8T8R 32 T32R.... not sure entirely what this is but sounds pretty wide!

* IEEE 1588v2 synchronization. nice. synchronization of GPS, PTP, SyncE.

* seemingly support for some AWS instance types including F1 FPGA instances.

* ipv6/ipv4 dual stack compatibility.

* ipsec back-haul.

* kubernetes plug in

there's a ton of terms here i don't know. 75%+ is gobbletyguk. but very interesting to see! thanks for sharing. hoping more of this comes to light, becomes decypherable & understandable to the world (glossary is on page 24/24 btw!).

Pity that uhh open seems like a big fat lie? I can't find any source links from the site. Found a half dozen places trying to convince me to become a member. Oye. Bad look. Edit: oh! The group does have a github! Not sure how much of the work is represented here. https://github.com/Telecominfraproject
Was that ever released for film use? I don't recall seeing any prints referring to ProLogic or ProLogic II during my time as a student film projectionist. If so, it was highly backwards compatible since our decoder was only SR (analog 4.0 matrix).

The prints would generally come with SR (analog 4.0) and SR-D (Bitmaps between the sprockets). Most of the time you'd also get DTS CDs and about 40-50% of the prints we got (in Stockholm) had SDDS, though I think there were maybe like 5 SDDS theatres in Sweden.