skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Before installing windows disconnect from the Internet. Otherwise it forces you to use a Microsoft Account.
Don’t want to go too far down this rabbit hole, but it’s definitely not 100% memorization. You have to know the words and which one to play. The “right” one to play is usually obvious, but on 2-4 turns per game, the strategy becomes very very very important.

With perfect word knowledge and garbage strategy you could probably be around the 25-50th best human player and with a fair bit of luck, would win some big tournaments eventually.
The reason why VC wants you to have a cofounder is because at some point they will ask-force you to do something or integrate with another of their ventures and you don't want to do. The cofounder is there for political purposes, they don't want you to be an immovable object. Confounders get bought out and let go all the time.
> It’s entirely possible to have a culture where women can have families and careers at the same time.

You can't have your cake and eat it too. Can't be a good mother and a good worker. You can't be at home taking care of your baby and at work being productive for your company/boss/etc. Not rocket science.

> It’s entirely a cultural problem and is completely solvable if there is a collective will to solve it.

The most egalitarian societies with the most women-friendly workplaces have some of the lowest birth rates. Your assertion, which has been around for decades, has been well tested and well debunked. For decades, wealthy western societies have increased benefits for working mothers. Birth rates continued to decline.

If you want higher birth rates, you want women to spend less time in school/work and have children in their prime birthing years ( 18-29 ). That's simple biological fact. The question for society is whether we want women at home with their babies for the benefit of their families or we want women at work for the benefit of corporations/shareholders. The elites have spoken and it's the latter. It's why the elites want more immigration. We need to maintain the population somehow.

The issue isn't complex unless you want it to be complex because you don't like the simple truth.
Suggesting that incomes should start to normalize as the kids with down syndrome start graduating form community college more and more? That's quite reasonable, if what you say is true.

Last time I saw the numbers only ~40% of Americans had reached some kind of post-secondary achievement, so even semi-recently it has still be fairly abnormal to graduate from college, including community college.

Incomes are stagnant, so as more and a wider set of the population attain such scholastic achievement in community college the averages on this level will mathematically have to show a decline, which will narrow the gap spoken of before relative to today's high school.
I used to think long covid was total bullshit. Now here I am with tinnitus for 3 months after a pretty mild case. Probably it’s best just to trust people about their own experience, if this pandemic has shown us anything it’s that nobody knows anything. No masks! Wait, wear masks! Surfaces are the problem! Nevermind on surfaces! Close playgrounds! Wait, outdoors is where we should be! — and all this from the professionals.
Still declined in the last 10 years: https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/pittsburgh-pa-po...
This is laughable. For this to be true,

* raising children would require zero time and overhead

* or people who don’t have children should be barred from working more hours than a working mother can reasonably work.

Of course this entire discussion is mostly classist to such a degree many people literally don’t see it. For a mother to work full time with young children requires a lower paid (usually a woman) person to take on the child rearing role. So it’s sexist for a woman to take a few years prioritizing her children, but it’s equality for another woman to raise those children?
> with cloud-synced web apps this is also not a problem. A lot of Linux users really seem to hate using cloud services though, for those users it's apparent that avoiding data loss is an exercise in self-flagellation.

This is where the entire dialog not only jumped the shark but blew it up while screaming Yippee Ki Yay.

When the complaint is that a system is unreliable the solution isn't to pair an inherently unstable system with cloud synced web apps its not run software that doesn't randomly shit the bed. For example fire up a KDE x11 session and simulate crashing software by shooting its window manager kwin_x11 in the face and marvel at the fact that the window manager died but your applications did not. One can return to normal by explicitly calling kwin_x11 or even a different window manager like compiz and continuing like normal.

I3wm doesn't have the same trick being only a wm but its also literally 1/10th of 1% as much code as the totality of the gnome project and it isn't monkey patched as the user is running it.

That is to say other people handle the issue by not randomly shitting the bed knowing that the orthogonal issue of losing user space state and data is known to be imperfect. The designer of gnome can't fix literally every app in existence and thus ought to pessimistically act as if every failure will result in user data.

> Well again, that's a nonsense comparison because none of those have a comparable addons system.

An addon system that is literally used virtually entirely to add back options that were present in gnome 2 and are present in other systems. Users of x11 can pick and choose different bar/dock applications, window managers, compositors, selection of user space applications. They don't need to monkey patch a javascript process insofar as it doesn't materially improve the power of their environment.

> The alternative is to load binary plugins into the display server which is even worse and has a higher risk of causing crashes and memory leaks.

The actual alternative is just not to remove functionality that you need to monkey patch a javascript program to add back.

> This again is more nonsense. No, you can't because the longer you wait the longer your GC pauses will be.

The traditional methodology is to just not write such code in a language with a GC. There is no real good reason to write your desktop in JavaScript in the first place if performance of the GC is a factor.

Not every technology is worth adopting.
The exact same thing happened to me -- and this is very, very frustrating and makes me want to have nothing to do with OpenBB. Easy enough to block the email but just how gross to do.
Companies with different different policies for non medical birth leave would be one example of a social expectation codified as corporate policy. It is a pretty fringe issue in the United States because many companies that do give non-medical bonding time, give the same to both genders.

There is also the hypothetical idea that stay at home dads get a called pussies, but I've never seen it come up.
I try to sneak in refactoring with other tasks.
Please stop focusing on Spotify.
I mostly agree, but it's often not that big a deal, and some people and applications may favor bigger files.

I have a 4000-line script in a single file that has served me very well. It's perfectly organized and modular. I thought about breaking it into more files but it seemed pointless. It's very convenient for jumping through every mention of a variable, for example.
You aren't wrong, not entirely at least. For instance, a person can be of very little means monetarily; but have great wealth in the stuff they hold due to its liquid wealth and inherent value.

For instance, I am by all means of the definition living in poverty right now; but I also have much more than even some middle class folk might have depending on their life style.

So poor is relative mostly to the compared 'true wealth' of each other person.

You might only make 1200 a month, but you own a house. Or you might only make 2k a month, but you have a vehicle and house and many luxury items with in it.

By our current standards if you made those amounts, you would be considered poor, like me. BUT, you will still be richer than someone who gets that same amount of money from some stipend, but without any where to live and all those basic things that should be an uncontested human right.

So again. It's all relative to the situation at hand.

If I sold everything I have and went back to just a laptop with bag, a duffle bag of clothes, a back pack full of my 'stuff', and a blow up mattress; I would have maybe 10k total in my account to reuse as a nest egg.

And that's if I don't get ripped off by everyone and their mother.

So one last time. Wealth, is relative.
Why are 2D vector graphics so much harder than 3D? (2019)
That's a well-known aspect of "expert" level chess player thinking! There's a famous experiment that demonstrated this. Researchers briefly showed set-up chess boards to novices (little to no chess experience) and expert players (2000+ ELO) and then asked the players to recreate the board they just saw. If the set-up was from a real game (not necessarily a famous or studied game) experts performed far, far better. However, if the chess board was just a random scramble of pieces, novices and experts had the same recall ability. Essentially, expert players saw the patterns at work in legitimate mid-game set-ups and this helped the recall task.
Did he even build Twitter? I thought it was mainly Ev Williams who was then pushed out.
Unless you go live on a deserted island somewhere or dee in the woods away from civilization for the next 50 years that’s not realistic at all.
> Eight-week-old mice were used for the spike protein injections. S1 protein was purchased from Acrobiosystems (Cat #S1N-C52H4, Newark, DE, USA), and used after polymixin B (Cat #P1004, Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, MO, USA) treatment (30 µg/ml). The animals were anesthetized with isoflurane, and the injection paths were drilled into their skulls. Then, 5 µg of S1 protein (1 µg/µl) were bilaterally injected into each hippocampal region using a Hamilton syringe (Cat #80330, Hamilton Company, Reno, NV, USA) attached to a syringe pump (Cat #53311, Stoelting Co., Wood Dale, IL, USA) at a constant volume of 0.5 µl/min.

I think we can all agree that injecting huge amounts of viral protein into your brain is not recommended.

This study did not include a control group which received non-spike protein viral antigens (from say influenza which is also known to cause neurocognitive problems). As such it does not prove any specific neurotoxic effect of Covid19. The mechanistic studies in the paper suggest it is non-specific inflammation which causes neuronal cell death.
To be accurate he said this: "I know many young men who are incredibly disgruntled, but many women I know don't care about the bigger picture at all. They are selfish. They don't care about history or the future. They just want to look good and get complements."
When I read a spam e-mail, I add that company to my list of companies not to make business with, ever.
The people who process these requests, particularly at the large companies that possess such data, are typically dedicated to the task and possess the specialized knowledge needed to do so. They have often developed significant relationships with the law enforcement community.
Well, I still felt a bunch of anxiety, and shit was foggy for the first month or so.

So forgive me for being a little quick to take the jump on this one. Seems pretty apt quite frankly.
> the federal government is on the verge of making retirement more appealing. The Secure Act 2.0 would boost employees’ 401(k) plans

While I think it’s probably a good move, a 401k fundamentally means relying on the stability of the market to protect your money. I think we’ve moved past market reliability. The market is stable over a long term, but that term has exceeded the average retiree’s age.
In my experience people balk when they realize they’re not using Windows or Office. I’ve literally had someone sit in front of a Linux computer with OpenOffice and work fine on it until they realized “hey the title bar says OpenOffice Calc - it’s not excel! I don’t know how to use this!” Despite the fact they were using it just fine. At this point no amount of convincing made them give it another try - they’d just cross arms until they were put back in front of their known, trusty Windows computer.

So I agree they don’t care but there’s also the “I’m not trained for this” fallacy.
> requires modern hardware

*in a time when new hardware was so freakishly expensive that 4-5 year old hardware was being sold for more than it's original MSRP
Reminds me of the study that said long COVID symptoms were strongest in people who thought they had COVID but never actually got it.

Some areas of science experience a lot of swirl. Eggs are good for you on Tuesday and bad for you on Thursday.
Probably correct, but I still felt very similar effects to what is described. Or so I think.

So... what am I supposed to say? Nothing? Fuck that.
> systemd-or-not is not "every single theoretically possible option"

Of course not. It's an arbitrary line, because the line has to be drawn somewhere.

> It is a highly contentious and political issue.

Most people don't care one way or the other.

> If the systemd proponents would have accepted defaulting to no-systemd, then great, no need for the choice; but realistically, both sides are somewhat adamant, so making the user choose is a reasonable compromise IMHO.

How is leaking internally-facing political issues into the out-of-the-box experience in any way acceptable?!

It's an almost perfect reflection of exactly the reason Joel On Software hates prompting people up-front with configuration options; by refusing to pick a reasonable default, the small number of people who actually care one way or the other are forcing everyone else to deal with their baggage. First-time Debian users completely lack the context to make such a choice, and anyone who does care knows where to look for information on how to switch over a system after it's installed.
You are just doubling down on intellectual laziness and stereotypes which I thought we were supposed to disregard.

I guess those Silicon Valley software engineers have earned the title of bad actors with all the addicting software they write! There isn’t much sympathy around here for the plight of the poor maligned Software Engineer. After all you make a killing ruining people’s lives and destroying their ability to interact with their community with your addicting algorithms and your advertisements. You wait until a company relies on your cloud software or tools and then you raise the price just to squeeze every last drop of revenue. You have no moral compass and if you did, you wouldn’t build this stuff. I mean all you care about is career advancement. Build and ship a product and then move on before it gets shut down for not being viable. Skills? Hardly. You run easy pipelines and use software tools only you can afford to invest in to make you feel super productive while you ruin people’s lives. All in the name of getting enough “I shipped that” to put you on the executive CTO track before you dump dog shit companies on public equity markets. *

Same song different dance. Not buying it.

* I don’t actually believe this, nor do I believe similar lazy comments about any degree or profession because they are dumb and lazy intellectual positions.
>Don’t ask how I discovered this.

Like most of the world at one point, it ran on Excel 2003

/s
Get rid of the anxiety feeling, and my headaches subsided almost immediately.
Let's not forget what else Twitter burried: Blogs.

There was a really good opportunity to create communities and really bring on unified connections between blogs.

But big money really wanted to centralize it and monitize it.
This is the way. Hand waving morality and preciousness of life leads to a very few getting all the treatment. (The first part)
OBS is packaged in Ubuntu, so I don't know what you are talking about.

https://packages.ubuntu.com/impish/obs-studio

You can install the package and the package manager will install all the dependencies. Nothing for you to do.

I am tired of all these fake tales of Linux hardship.
It is spike protein after all...

Forgive my mistake folks. I did say I'm not a doctor afterall...
You underestimate the power of propaganda. I guess you can find some Russia Today videos or maybe some translated recordings from the Russia's state TV and check for yourself. They are very good at this. Some of the otherwise kind and humane people I know believe in this BS (yes, they really believe that Russia is fighting Nazis and liberating people). Arguing with them is useless (I told they are otherwise kind and humane, I did not say anything about them being smart). And I don't see reasons for this to change anytime soon.

Consider how well it works on you. Do you do any research when you read news (especially such terrifying news)? Most people do not - they have some opinion and then reinforce it. This is war and all parties lie, and there are questions to be asked (if you, for some silly reason, want to get closer to the "truth").
I believe your comment is a straw man argument.

I did not ask Jack Dorsey or any other leaders to lie. The idea of 'promoting deceptive behaviors' is a concept that you introduced in this conversation, not me.

Let me know if I misunderstood.
lol what is continuous deployment
> It is just 'opinion porn' imho

Leader in the clubhouse for the 2022 Accidental HN Slogan Contest.
Traditionally in the US, carriers own customers and mobile device manufacturers distribute through them. Many customers lease-to-own handsets on 'plans', with DRM in-handset to ensure the customer can't easily leave the 'deal'. However, Apple began to change this status quo by launching the iPhone and demanding customer ownership. Carriers derive revenues from customer network use. Any carrier that sees a major push toward dropping them is not going to be happy. But it will happen, eventually. But not if Android fails to support it. We desperately need better firmware. Everyone is locked in. There is no better time for an open phone...

If you try to ban the future, it will just happen elsewhere. - Paul Graham (2017)
Any context about this camera?
GitHub behaves similarly to git, which uses emails as a weak form of identity. They’re not meant to be private in git’s model, and having them be public is not a serious problem absent bad actors (who should be banned for violating GitHub’s TOS).
Some Windows 11 GUI customization tools:

Start All Back
https://www.startallback.com

Explorer Patcher
https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher

Open Shell
https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Shell-Menu
It wasn't mission critical but my very first production programming project (n.b. I'm not a programmer and never had any classical training or education as one) was an abomination. I'd like to think the realisation of how bad it was, despite it just about working, was a call to arms to up my game a little. I ended up learning a lot about data structures, writing understandable code and comment, when not to write code, all that OOP stuff and things like STI, Generics (still not sure what they are), testing (TDD AND BDD!!! Yea, Cucumber!) and a plethora of other useful things.

I'm still not a programmer.
Huh - interesting. I built something similar at work. I didn't do a perfect job - you need to manually write in an endpoint spec that points to each controller method. For example:

/**
* Add new survey answer.
*/
// prettier-ignore
export type AddSurveyAnswer = PostEndpoint<`/survey/survey-answer/${string}`, never, Validators.SurveyAnswerBody, ResponseDataType<typeof SurveyController, "addSurveyAnswer">>;

But really the only duplicated information is the HTTP verb and the path. And those won't change very often - if at all.

Then in the front end you import the file containing all of the endpoint types:

import * as API from "@copy-ai/endpoints";

And you're good to make requests:

const response = await request<API.AddSurveyAnswer>({
url: `/survey/survey-answer/${questionId}`,
method: "post",
data: surveyAnswerBody,
});

You might wonder - why are you making me retype the URL/method? You don't really have to. Your editor will auto-fill that as the method can be extracted from the endpoint type as the type "post". Not a string - "post". Same for the path, but we use parameterized string types.

There's no magic here. What's happening is pretty transparent to the programmer. We just tuck away the PostEndpoint etc. types as those don't ever need to get changed. You can even easily YOLO an API request by passing in the any type.
You think being event based is holding back a web component library? When the DOM is event based now?
I once wrote a sql query that was (well, is, since it is still in use) 5,000 lines long. It still ran in less than a millisecond, but I was surprised how long it really was once it was finished and tested.
Except the outside sensor was reporting that it was something like 75 degrees F rather than the 20 degrees F it actually was. And the microcontroller was basically going “Why doesn’t the idiot just open a window?” Not sure what the failure mode of a completely dead sensor would be.

Certainly there not necessarily anything wrong with open source controller software but it’s no
Panacea either.

And what surveillance? My heating system isn’t networked at all.
Any comparison to reddit here usually incurs the wrath, just a heads up. It can be funny and it can be true, but you will be asking a friend to spare some internet points by the end of the night unless its just like a magnificent specimen of a punchline and a compliment and some type of couched meta acknowledgement.
macOS updated to 11, can’t have another os with a higher number or others might want it instead.
> This was not intentional The goal was to let all you know about the rebrand of the project, ONLY.

That is not the defense you think it is, given that is also a violation of anti-spam and privacy laws in many jurisdictions, and of GitHub's ToS. One unsolicited e-mail is still unsolicited e-mail. What you intended to do was also wrong.
I think people are probably curious how you got a list of emails of people who have starred your repo(s) on GitHub? Personally I don't think "please add my email to a database" as being included in starring a repo. Maybe there's something in the TOS or a community understanding I'm not aware of.

I'm not trying to pile on or push negativity to you and the project; if this is what you intended to do (and I don't have too much reason to doubt) then it's a different flavor of spam than recruiters/blogspam contacting us or signing us up for stuff without our consent.
Your hypersensitivity is shocking. Are you sure you're not projecting your own personal issues?

Just to be clear for those seeing the flagged notice, the author wasn't violent or promoted hate against a gender.
I don't mean to be rude, but it's about as apt as homeopathy in terms of dilution when comparing what was tested here (and is possible by infection) and a couple tens of micrograms of transiently expressed mRNA in your muscle tissues. And no, the potential for mis-splices leading to soluble spike protein like what happened in a tiny subset of the adenovirus DNA vaccines is not there.
Does QA just pull and test against a dev instance? Do they test against prod? Do engineers get prod API keys if they have to test an integration with a 3rd party?
They didn't need to have it figured it out, just recognized that they didn't know what they're doing, were unable of being any help, and stayed quiet instead of blindly making things up.