skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The important takeaway is that Kerouac was writing about real people with real lives and real challenges they had to face during real rough times in America.

While the people Kerouac wrote about were very real, I would just want to correct one thing. Kerouac wrote about people voluntarily or otherwise in the lower classes at a time (the 1950s) when things were relatively pretty good to be poor, you could get bare survival with little effort, the hassles were limited etc, that's why you could have amazing cultural creations coming out of that group, that's why a bit later the hippies were OK with voluntary poverty, etc.
> means nothing except his email account was hacked and put on a random laptop, which is what happened

I've never seen this suggested, certainly not in any official communication by the relevant parties.

It would be a weird evidentiary standard to construct highly complex, even far out defenses, for someone accused of dubious conduct that must be defeated when they won't even put their own credibility on the line in arguing them themselves.

> They're free to delete any emails they like

Absolutely, but that doesn't do anything to answer validated emails which are concerning on their own, in isolation.
I'm currently using spot.io for a managed spot instance and changeover if the type gets called back.

How would this service work to change away from them managing it - would it be just as simple as if it was a regular instance swap?
I remember folding that Origami cube as a kid - to make a paper water balloon.
Not sure the comparison makes sense in this case. It doesn't have to do with virtualenvs. It's just a tool to install multiple interpreters/language runtimes in parallel and switch between them in an interactive shell with shims. In this case there are multiple tools that do the exact same for specific languages (pyenv/rbenv/goenv/...), this one does multiple runtimes, that's all. You'd still use your language's tooling for everything else.
Does US have different rules about intersections of "equal" roads?

In Europe you give way to the car to your right and that's it. In the rare case where there's a car going in every possible direction, you just honk it out or light signal until one goes first.
The difference between the person you're replying to and a car salesman is that they're a user and not a salesman.
> If “investors” wanted low gradual returns, they would buy bonds instead of stock.

If you buy Google, Amazon or Facebook, sure. But there are also lower-risk stocks. You can invest in P&G or J&J which are all about selling the same products again and again and again to the same customers and slowly expand by acquiring smaller companies with a similar business model.
There was a startup called ChaCha that was a real live human answering every query in real time. They would chat with you and find you exactly what you were looking for. In the beginning it was amazing, but then they couldn’t figure out how to scale and quality went down.

Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ChaCha_(search_engine)
Asdf seems cool, My issue with it is that it seems to be wedded to the paradigm of having a single compiler/interpreter version active at a time for the entire system. I would rather use tools that allows project specific compiler/interpreter versions, without having to manually switch each time you switch projects.
Put `set -o vi` in your .bashrc

That's all you need - you don't need a whole program that collects all of your information.
And this is one of the means how China will sway future democratic elections around the world - by brainwashing all the TikTok zombies and presenting to them the China manipulated story.
I heard it first from Daryl Cooper.
I had something like this done for the first set of hearing aids I got a decade ago, but when replacing them, I tried it without and it's fine. An advantage to not getting them custom made is that I can use cheap disposable domes now, so I can just replace them every so often, and buy more on Amazon.

It seems like the reason to do it would not really be for sound quality, but for comfort, so you can wear them all day. Whether you need it depends on the shape of your ears, so a review won't tell you whether you need them; the reviewer likely has differently-shaped ears than you.
Snapdragon 888 vs Exynos 2100 is great comparison because they use same process and almost same Cortex core. https://www.anandtech.com/show/16463/snapdragon-888-vs-exyno...

I wish I could read this review in 8 Gen1 vs 2200, but the writer took apart from Anandtech.
I might be missing the context, but I think the units on the graphs might be off? Currently "Bytes per second". Guessing there should be a multiplier on that?
A rational decision is still a choice, and I do not find it accurate to label it as "being born into". However, there is religion (assumptions held by someone in their mind) and religion (behavior that allows one to be part of a certain tribe). I can see the latter not being described as a choice if the person is dependent on the tribe.
Granted, I’m bipolar, but every person I know in my online support group has had significant side-effects from antidepressants. As well as a few friends with chronic depression.

Antipsychotics are even worse but I’ll take the side-effects over psychosis and paranoia any day.
Awesome, thanks for the calculations! It's cool that even with the massive transmission loss, the server itself is so low-energy it can happily survive with just 36 Wh a day.
There is a lot of scepticism about woe-is-me stories on HN, because they often are misleading. If you want to be taken seriously you need to be very very careful to avoid triggering peoples bad-smell detectors. You appear to be using an alt account now, which is just another signal of deceit.

I can completely believe you are a victim of the current pogrom against all Russian citizens, but unfortunately there is probably not much you can do about it unless you can change citizenship, which is obviously not simple.
I know it sounds logical to you, but the further down that road you go the worse your software will be in the end. Make software with a coherent vision and you can pick and choose features based on how will they fit that vision without needing to spy on your users, or turn it into a popularity contest.

Incidentally, you might be interested to know that in the last 8 hours my comment has gotten 25 upvotes; that’s a lot of lost customers.
Your post is standard Gish gallop. It is easy to post a slew of false statements and put the burden on others to correct them (and then respond by saying they are "besides the point"). Standard Gish gallop.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop
Thank you. And these complications are nothing new. Newspapers have long been regulated and the Fairness Doctrine defined the period during which Americans almost universally trusted the news media.

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/FCC_fairness_doctrine
In Québec, where I live, a university published a job posting that explicitly excluded white males for a research chair on marine biology[1]. Affirmative action like that job posting from ULaval is not what I consider "helping minorities and making them equal members of society".

I am sure that this was the kind of regressive left da39a3ee was taking about.

1) https://www.academica.ca/top-ten/qc-politicians-criticize-la...
I can't say I had full on depression, but I did go through periods where I spent more time in bad moods than good moods, and I didn't have a clear idea of where I was going in life.

I remember watching this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drv3BP0Fdi8

Two points I remember clearly taking from this lecture:

- Omega-3. Make sure they are 1) high quality 2) high EPA content 3) over 1000mg of EPA per day

- Walking. If you can spend more than one hour walking, do it.

The other things I sort of knew, like sunlight and social connection. They are also very important, obviously.

So, try to find a way, any way, to have some sort of social connection. Nothing deep. Just very casual and occasional.

I used to go to meetup.com and look for things that interested me. At the time it was: pickup soccer, and language exchange. Not only I was interested in them, but they don't require social skills to participate in. You don't need to approach anyone. For language exchange, there's usually seat arrangement so the organizers will decide for you who you will talk to. So it's not like you're in a bar and have to work up the courage to approach people. This is very important. Same with soccer. There's no social skill required. The organizer will manage assigning you to a team.

One thing to keep in mind: when you go to a meetup, do not talk about having depression. It's not a positive/welcoming topic. Keep it light and casual.

And finally, this is just my personal take. It's possible that your job itself is a source of depression. If you are not in desparate need for money or can live off your savings for a few months, I would consider quitting. Obviously since I don't know anything about your life, it's possible that if you quit your life will turn out very bad in a number of different ways. But at least it's something to consider. Given that you visit HN you're probably in the tech sectore, and if so, I think it's reasonable to assume that you won't have a hard time finding a new job in a few months after taking a short break.
What defines competence?
Absolutely.

All he needs to do is dig up the 100 million dollars he has buried around his yard so that he can scale to the point that taking a 300% hit on materials doesn't affect him.

Or maybe he should spend some of his billions to buy up all of the apple orchards in the region so he can better control his supply chain (and, coincidentally, that of his competitors)

Scaling has its limits, unfortunately)
The largest training ground of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kherson region
The new Bronco? OK that’s pretty sweet. I grew up in low rider country so that doesn’t strike me as bold, but it is a great color.
That’s funny because the documentation is fairly good. Short attention span?
As the author of the post, I think this is totally reasonable feedback and something we have discussed quite a bit on the team.

The general stance on telemetry that we have is that
a) we are just starting and it's really helpful to see which of our product ideas are useful to our users (e.g. does anyone use AI Command Search? Should we continue to invest in it)
b) we tried to be very explicit about what we are and are not sending - it is only metadata and never command input or output (you can see the full list of events we track here: https://docs.warp.dev/getting-started/privacy#exhaustive-tel...
c) if you aren't comfortable with telemetry, then please don't use the product just yet - we will make telemetry opt-in when we have a large enough sample size that we can be confident extrapolating what's going on

For googleapis - this is for login. We use firebase as our auth provider.

For segment - this is for temeletry, as you point out.

For sentry - this is for crash reporting.

As for why we have accounts, it's because we are starting to add features for teams and it's important in that context that there is some type of identity associated with the user.

But like I said at the start - the feedback is totally reasonable and we are trying to figure out how to balance concerns here while still being in a good place to iterate on and improve the product.
A lot of search results pointing to independent forums are about people asking the same question I have only to be told to use Google to find the answer.
There is a reason you can’t just plug in anyone’s vehicle license plate and get their name and address.
My project is about 5% c++ base classes and GAS setup and 95% blueprint. I have no clue what you’re talking about with productivity tools but that sounds like nonsense. Unity doesn’t even have working networked multiplayer built into it last I checked.

Unity requires asset generation as well. Because… how could it not? That’s not something an engine can do short of being a 3D model engine on the editor side for no reason when blender is already great.

As someone who blindly learned c++ and c# for Unity and Unreal I would say they’re barely a lift compared to learning the engine api of either approach.

You keep making strange arguments in other comments about how Unity is more friendly to tiny studios for financial alignment reasons which is very odd to me. Unreal is a royalty on revenue. Unity is a cost per seat. The latter is obviously more costly to small studios with no initial revenue.

Unreal is fine.
I think the framing you're proposing is off; what the right has done are things that are offensive to leftists and as a result they're banned. It's tautological. This is exactly the premise of the criticism levied in this thread and writ-large at Twitter censorship.
Really useful for any low-budget printing application that's more than 1 page. Used for newsletters and some similar stuff in college like a decade ago. Totally reasonable for something like a high school newspaper if you don't have access to Adobe products and such.
> The next Google can’t just be an input box that spits out links.

Google replaced other search engines that had just an input box...
Very well put. It’s an essential skill.
The Myth of White Collar Leniency
On top my head i can think of:

Privacy no need to explain why this is important

Resilience if google/any other search engine goes down it usually mean chaos

You have total control of what is shown to you so no one can manipulate
what is shown to you(at least not that easily) assuming it is open sourced
of course

I guess there are cons to this approach too but it looks/sounds really good :)
Your best bet is to have a discussion with a doctor about this. In my opinion, there's nothing wrong with taking medication that improves your quality of life, but only your doctor can help you make such decisions.

> For these reasons I am completely shit-scared of them. I see them as my option of last resort but increasingly I feel my options running out.

You don't have to take an SSRI. There are plenty of other medications out there, like mirtazapine or bupropion that don't have the same side effects that SSRIs have. Buspirone, as well, although it is indicated for anxiety, selectively targets receptor sites that mediate antidepressant effects compared to the shotgun blast approach of SSRIs.

There are now what are being marketed as SARI[1] and SMS[2] drugs, which often target the same sites as buspirone, but also have serotonin reuptake properties, as well, while blocking receptor sites that seem to induce undesired side effects. They seem to sidestep typical SSRI side effects, like sexual side effects and emotional blunting. Two drugs in this class are the only SSRI-like drugs that are allowed by the FDA to be advertised as having lower incidences of sexual side effects compared to SSRIs. Vilazadone and vortioxetine are those drugs. Trazodone can also be thought to be in the SARI class.

Then there are tricyclics and tetracyclics that are not necessarily like SSRIs, but have antidepressant effects. There's also agomelatine and low doses of atypical antipsychotics.

SSRIs are good at what they do, though. You might not experience the side effects that you're afraid of, either.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serotonin_antagonist_and_reupt...

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serotonin_modulator_and_stimul...
Surprised on HN that nobody complained yet that Plex's media server is python2 for life with no intention of going to python3 codebase. Source: https://forums.plex.tv/t/when-will-plex-media-server-shift-t...
Maybe it would be interesting to replace Sqlite with DuckDB, since both of them are in-process databases, but Sqlite is OLTP and DuckDB is OLAP. I wager most interesting queries will be better served by an OLAP database, like facets: https://simonwillison.net/2018/May/20/datasette-facets/
Standard disclaimers - don't take my advice, I'm not a doctor, be smarter than "hey strofcon said...". :-)

Ketamine's been working wonders for me, though it's only been a month. That said, the research on it has proven fascinating, and it really is helping me to fundamentally reevaluate some beliefs that, evidently, were in need of reevaluation.

Still a loooooong road I suspect, but it's the only thing that's ever helped me.

Normal meds never touched it, lifestyle changes are a nice platitude to make neurotypicals feel smugly helpful, and while societal structures definitely play a larger role than we care to admit, they're absolutely not going to change in our favor.

Anyway, something to read up on and ask your psychiatrist about. :-)

Happy to answer questions if you have any, though again - I are not doctor.
It's funny isn't it. Nobody goes around threads screaming DON'T LISTEN TO POLITICAL ADVICE, go talk to your local POLITICAL PROFESSIONAL. Yet it is not that different. The best local politicians will obviously have amazing insight. On the flip side, just like with local politicans, most local medical professionals will just be following flow charts that they vaguely remember and won't actually give you any personalized or up-to-date insight.
Amazon signs multibillion-dollar Project Kuiper launch contracts
Thats the advantage Facebook has, people trust each other if they know them or a recommendation comes from a friend of a friend, but you cant really see who is recommending something on Amazon, Reddit and other sites.
Id actually love to hear what made you move on, if you have a few minutes to spare!
So you think, "Don't take medical advice from strangers on the Internet" (what I said) is equivalent to, "Don't obtain any second opinions or question you doctor" (what you seem to think I said)?
Sounds like a smaller drop than I would have expected tbh. Valley was pretty short. Is a large game of that detail really possible to ship with sane size requirements?
You're probably right. Just doesn't scratch quite the same egalitarian itch eh?
That seems like an actually valuable, human thing to work on vs the garbage many devs find themselves working on. Mini games can also be super engaging to build and are a showcase for creativity… I’m really not seeing the problem.
You literally want HN to censor people like big tech social media companies do?
you can now get custom sleeves which slip over commercial earbuds like the Apple AirPods

How annoying do you find it to remove them to charge the earbuds?
Should make for an interesting float. I rate Film 4.
It's hard to imagine a company sabotaging their primary purpose as actively. This is such a tough situation. Every user wants to be able to update their stuff, rewrite their words. But the public function, the utility of twitter is as a system of record, a forum for interaction. Edit threatens to blow up the primary value of the network, it's attestability. What happened when.

Mastodon has this right: it's "Delete & Redraft". Start over. You don't get to keep your timestamp. When you say something is as important as what you say. Letting this blur together, destroying Twitter as a part of the record would be an incalculable loss to the platform. Yet it's something that countless users all want and demand. Technically fairly uninteresting: but this is a very hard product trade off to make.
I didn't know about this, thanks for posting! We have been using a custom Bash script to retrieve the list of sub-project directories that had been changed since the last commit by recursively scanning its sub-paths and running Git commands to find the last update on each, but this looks much, much better.
I buy pretty much everything used... but I probably wouldn't buy used earbuds. For sanitary reasons sure but also because they aren't usually durable enough to be worthwhile buying second hand. The wires (or the batteries) are usually worn by even light usage
Excellent. Now do returns since IPO through April 1st, 2022:

Twtr: -5%

Fb: +488%
I closed mine down in December. Got sick of arguing with the Sf assessors office over some shit they made up. They’re not available on the phone (my accountant tried to call half a dozen times), didn’t respond to 5 letters, Oh and they hit me with 10,000% fines/fees while I attempted to contest the made up thing. It was literally easier to shut down and start over someplace else.
https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/
Unreal Engine is free-ish and it's more fun than most educational games that I've seen.
Keeping Time into the Great Beyond
Fortunately there are compounded racemic ketamine options in a lot of places, whether troches (lozenges) or nasal spray (that's the one I use).

I pay out of pocket fully, and it's $60/month.

Clearly YMMV, but worth looking into if the infusions are prohibitively expensive.
Will Wrap licensed under a FOSS license (any of those approved by OSI or FSF) after being open sourced?
Wardle also made 'The Button' from April Fools Day 2015. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Button_(Reddit)
Zen Buddhism by itself does not cure alcoholism, although it can be helpful in recovery to prevent relapse.
I think you can try anti-depressant for short term.
But before trying antidepressant i suggest you doing a comprehensive check up in case your depression caused by other health issue.
If that is not the case and you have persistent major depression despite having every reason to be happy you should research about fasting. If it is too hard for you can try antidepressant for few months to make fasting easier and later stop using antidepressants.
By fasting your brain will remember more primitive motivation so you will do without more complex motivations.
Depression is pretty normal. When they sterilize cats they live rest of their life in depression.
Only way of fixing it stop watching porn and fasting. So your brain will motivate you to have those.
Uh yes. Or at a minimum terrible financial planning, which amounts to the same in both cases.
I think the headline is misleading. Based on the linked tweet, it seems that it should be "threatens to call the police" or something like that.

It's still quite ridiculous though. She kinda seems to be the Doctor Oz of math education.
> Sometimes they can help, but they can also cause really strange side effects, like increasing the possibility of suicide

FWIW, my understanding is this has little to do with the drugs and mostly to do with the recovery process.

In a deep depression, you might have suicidal thoughts, but lack the will to take action on those thoughts (because depression takes away your motivation). As you a person comes out of depression, they tend to recover their motivation before their suicidal thoughts dissipate. This creates a situation where a person with suicidal thoughts now has motivation - which means they have the potential motivation to take action on their suicidal thoughts.

The important nuance of this is anti-depressants don't necessarily make your suicidal thoughts _more_ suicidal. In fact, it's likely, anti-depressants are making your suicidal thoughts _less_ severe. However, they do increase your motivation before they can fully eliminate suicidal thoughts.

I'm not saying you should take an anti-dpressant willy-nilly. It's just BS to be fear mongering like this without considering why this situation happens.
TrueNAS Scale is Debian-based. It's easy to migrate from Core to Scale [0]. You do lose your jails but there's both an official Plex chart for the underlying k3s, and a community-supported one in TrueCharts [1].

There's a Jellyfin chart on TrueCharts as well.

[0] https://www.truenas.com/docs/scale/gettingstarted/migratingf...

[1] https://truecharts.org/
Uncle and Auntie won't understand that they aren't part of my library, and will complain when something goes wrong with them despite the fact that they're beyond my control.

As the person who owns and operates the service, I should have the control to set default configuration for my users. Just like I should be able to shut off all the ads for everybody, I should be able to set the default quality setting to max.

I can't do either.