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Hey there I've had the same problem for years in my 30's. After having tried everything from sports, doctors, to psychiatrists and their terrible drugs, I decided to research the sh*t out of it, which is what I do for everything I don't understand. What I have found is that there are some of us who lack certain non-essential amino acids and can't efficiently build them from food. L-Tyrosine is one of these. It's a precursor to neurotransmitters (particularly dopamine and norepinephrine). The first time I took 2.5g of Tyrosine in the morning, this 'pit in the stomach', this terrible anxiety I woke up with every day was gone within 5 minutes. I started taking Tyrosine every day, and I haven't had an anxiety/depression ever since. I found out much later that some depression books (The Mood Cure, Tyrosine for Depression) were already talking about this long ago. Wish I had found out before even going to the doctor!

I also discovered that Rhodiola is extremely effective against psychosis and paranoia, and it saved me more than once from this funk in which you see everything negatively, or where everything feels empty. I take Rhodiola when I know I'm not thinking straight, am paranoid, or when everything around me becomes anxiety-inducing. It works.

The last tool I discovered is St. John Wort. Billed as a natural anti-depressant, I found that it does tend to put me in a good mood when nothing else does. It takes a few hours to take effect, and weeks to get the full benefits, but it works and I always have some in my pharmacy.

Without these 3 tools I'm not sure I'd still be here to write code every day. PM me if you want to chat.
Democracy is pretty decent, but comes with some big flaws: tyranny of the minority, enormous amounts of back-and-forth to get anything done, big egos at any level can stop progress.

Debian is the very example of it.

Case in point: other distros forced the usr migration and very few problems were had. Debian put the idea through a committee, of course a minority wanted to keep the old behaviour so Debian decided to support both, guess what, supporting both means having two problems now.
And nuclear is anything but cheaper, full green glasses down but just looking economically - stop that myth :(
I'd pick Graphene over Calyx on privacy and security grounds, and Lineage over Calyx on device support or tweakability grounds.

Graphene is honestly ahead on the security and privacy front. MicroG requires very strong privileges and weakens the comprehensive privsep you'd otherwise have; GrapheneOS offers sandboxed play services with the standard SELinux policies for unprivileged Android software.

GrapheneOS also has hardened_malloc, which seems to have the best design for malloc hardening out of any alternatives I'm aware of.

On the userspace side, Graphene uses several of its own apps. One is Vanadium for its webview and browser; it's a hardened fork of Chromium. Check the patchset; it's got a bunch of security improvements and cross-pollenates with Bromite. The most interesting feature they've been working on is per-site JIT toggles.

The list goes on. Few other OSes come close.

Now, if you want to tinker with your phone at the expense of security, Lineage is actually a great option. It has a big community of tweakers and ricers who root their phones and come up with some cool experiments. It also supports a wider variety of devices, including devices abandoned by their manufacturers. Don't expect security updates, though.
no one that is using Twitter right now wants "normies" on the platform
Although I’d agree with the fact that gwern does have a more going on, I definitely don’t think your site is any more minimalistic, I’d ever argue it is far far from it. My first reaction was « THAT’s minimalistic ?? »
> Anyone I watch older than 50 years old is constantly frustrated by google, they just don't know what's good, what's not.

Yes, and now imagine these same people, most of whom never bothered with basic google search options (eg. excluding entire domains, mandatory keywords, ...) presented with a search engine with a plethora of knobs and levers to tune it to their liking.

How well will they work with that?
I love org-mode, but the lack of mobile is really a wall for me. I need the flexibility to add notes in a second from my mobile (without emacs server etc).

I switched to Bear atm, just because has the sync between all devices.
Worse, it seems like most of the time you'd want a screenshot to preserve the original text. Which takes less styling to look right.
1. Get excided, download
2. Open
3. See the mandatory login dialog... in a terminal!
4. Close, delete.

A terminal. With login. And telemetry. A terminal with telemetry.
Anyone tried Ignite out? Looks like a cool project but I tried to search around but did not fint much about it.
I wouldn't call a very nice experience using Rust in anything related to GUI, graphics programming, HPC or distributed computing.

Maybe in a couple of years.
Well, any third-party script that you embed on your website can edit your site and do many other nefarious things (key logging, credential stealing, ...). I never got how people can just copy/paste some random JS into their own websites (often without even using integrity tags). Social embeds in particular have turned the web into a surveillance machine for large corporations, as every FB/Twitter/Instagram/... embed tracks users across every web property that has such an embed, and until very recently almost every major website had such embeds.

Luckily GDPR seems to have a chilling effect on recklessly embedding such stuff without thinking about privacy or security implications. Personally I hope that in a few years third-party embeds will mostly be a thing of the past.
Seconded. As you grow older you may find that you actually did lift some of the subjects to a "marketable level". For example, I'm now 40, studied molecular biology but my dedication to my home server, HN and tech podcasts is now paying dividends because I can talk with the big boys about infra-as-code, higher level system architecture and software development. This is really nice as the healthcare company I work for is transforming more towards IT and away from the lab. It also helps me in talking to oncology professionals about their IT woes.

But my formal education always payed the bills and I did enjoy it (although I really wanted to move away from the lab and for as long as I can remember I enjoyed the data analysis parts more than the cell-culture/lab parts. I can still remember starting where I work now, 12 years ago, and saying: I want to get out of the lab! And my manager back then replying: But you have been educated and hired to be in the lab, start there, we'll see where it goes...).

Yes I like philosophy, economics, politics and math too, but I'll leave that for birthdays and late nights at conferences, keep it at the cocktail level so to speak (and watch some Stand-up Maths and 3Blue1Brown, read some Yuval Noah Harari).

One has to specialize in some things to make money. I always tell my kids: You need to learn a trick that your are better at than others so someone will pay you to do it. Then you can pay others to do things you find boring or difficult. Of course you want to focus on something you find fun. If they get older I'd recommend them to keep consciously thinking about what gives them energy and what drains it. It's what my career coaches always told me (I was fortunate enough to work at a company that supplied coaches to everyone). Is it really more complex than that?

My tip would be to look for a company where you get the opportunity to "transform" (a large company's research department for example?), and then to sometimes just give it a year when you don't like your current position. Talk to people, go to conferences, try to learn if there is work out there with the right balance of old vs new for you.
GrapheneOS is collaborating with a hw vendor to create a device that can run GOS and which has similar hw to current Pixel devices. https://twitter.com/GrapheneOS/status/1490518600339308544
The x86 monoculture has shaken around a bit. But surprisingly it seems there has been friction even on the JVM side, partly because of Docker style nonportable containers had time to cement in the x86 monoculture period.
Hold up - prohibition WAS the experiment, not the other way around! This article misses the historical use of these substances since humanity began. We know the effects, because they created the modern human. Many other organisms use substances to alter perspections, not just humans of low socio-econimic backgrounds who ran with the wrong crowds at school.

Nora Volkow's is THE agent of DECEPTION who has had the most influence of US Drug Policy in the last 30 years. Her remit is to oppose any loosing of Prohibition and to use any means necessary to tie drug use societies problems. She is the face of the "cherry picked science" used to support these status quo, spending her career blocking access by other scientists to research so she can publish negative research unopposed. She moulds her research outcomes to pre-defined talking points espoused by her sponsors (politicans, BigPharma). Not a single longatudal study she has released about a substance would meet a clinical trails bar. Apparently drug research of a science free zone with such conclusions that "cannabis causes schizophrenia" even when the partipants in the study where using nicotine + cannabis; when controlled for cannabis use only the results failed to prove any association, when controlled for nicotine the association is clear (albielt, correlation doesnt equal causation)

https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/bjpsych-advances/art...

The laws prohibiting these substances in various treaties have ruined countless more lives then they ever saved. In the context of history, we will look back on Prohibition like we did do the nazi's - Racist Genocide that went against all scientitic recommendations at the time, spawning countless leeches like Nora who made careers "saving the children". Nora is the reason why the DEA still classifies these substances. She is a real piece of work; her studies protected BigPharma, BigBuisness, and prolonged lies that all these substances offered was a deep fryer for your brain.

https://www.nytimes.com/2003/08/19/health/conversation-with-...

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/204690-nih-expert-warn...

With the re-emergence of these substances into mainstream science again, we will see exponential growth in their application across countless ailments back to pre-prohibition levels where most medicines where derrived from cannabis or other "drugs of abuse".

http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/journals/UNSWLawJl/1997/45.pdf
When I was young I had a period of depression for no real reason. The thing that helped me most was binge watching Myth-busters. Like hours at a time. Thankfully I was feeling better before I made it to the end of the series.

While watching it I’d feel much better and usually feel better after as well.
It depends. In a container, you can't really run docker itself or full K3s for instance.

So if you have workflows which that you're struggling to make work in a container, without root, a microVM gives you a full environment, where you can do whatever you want.

Of course, we are covering all this in the live-stream, see the link at the end of the repo!
The Hybris music is kind of peculiar for the Amiga, since it uses a ton of fast arpeggiated chords, like you had to do on the 8 bit computers to play chords at all (but on the Amiga, you could just sample the chord and still have three hardware channels left for the rest of the music). It was essentially retro even when it was made!

Hybris was a gorgeous game too. It was top notch arcade quality graphics back when it came in 1987.
Sounds interesting, I've emailed you!
SC-IM is a terminal based spreadsheet. It is the modern version of visicalc. https://github.com/andmarti1424/sc-im
At the very least you need a list of pages that "don't exist", each with a list of pages they would "link to" if they existed.

This is what I did for my site.
Isn't this the way the internet is supposed to work? If I link to a page and the page is removed, it'll not show, right? Same thing if I were to add that page as an iframe on my site.

So, IMHO, the title and the post doesn't make any sense. Twitter isn't editing anyone's site. You have chosen to embed some content of Twitter on yours and it is perfectly fine if they chose to remove it.
Then in this scenario it means you will trust the clients to honor the list of bad tokens is it not? Is this not the whole reason bearer authentication is insecure? Either you need to check in the server against a database or you need to trust your clients that they checked against the database..
I feel this was not accepted well on HN because of lack of context. The author isn't trying to "solve the web" or propose a better solution for general file system. He's describing a solution to organize his note-taking system, nothing more, nothing less. Most of criticism here don't apply to this use-case.

I thought the article made a lot of sense in that context, having also struggled in past with organizing notes: nested folders vs flat structure, longer 'document' notes vs short blocks, tagging, inter-linking, discoverability...
You can't buy a home near work on $200k and send your kids to good schools in many places. Plenty of people make more than $200k and don't break their backs doing it, either.
It mostly finds bad "science journalism" and speculation. Use google scholar instead. There the consensus seems to be that this "common idea" is at least in part wrong.
thanks!
When I tried to look into it months ago I just got stuck in 2 hours reading of git submodule vs subtree and all the nuances.
I like the way the submodule link is added by github.
I'll just try that path and see how it goes, better than paralysis from analysis.
Fun times! Also frustrating but an excellent school and all is well that ends well.
Vivaldi 5.2 adds reading list panel and tracker blocker statistics
I don't know. And these days I'm making a deliberate choice to focus my attention on areas where I know I can make a difference. Less frustration that way.
Make the walk to the lighthouse at low tide due to a creek crossing, but otherwise yes. It's here, and you can see the trailhead a little to the north: https://goo.gl/maps/RU3KTJvrgAsg5QHm7
Nope, I got a 9600XT, and it came with a serial number for HL2. I added a Zalman cooler on top of that card, and it was both silent and stable.
Sounds like some sort of teaching might be a good idea? Like Sal Khan of Khan Academy. Even if you're not super deep into the individual fields, creating some kind of content that enables people to see the cross connections might be extremely motivating for many people to broaden their horizon as well and become a valuable learning resource.
This is something I’ve thought a lot about, and I think the easiest answer is to get yourself a job in a field that necessarily requires a broad knowledge base, even if doesn’t seem like a “Renaissance man” sort of industry.

I don’t work in the shipping industry, but I’ve always had the impression that it’s one of these fields. You need to understand global geography and shipping lanes, which leads you to understanding the history of these regions, which leads you to researching their religions and cultures, their currencies, their artworks, their relations with other states, and so on. I imagine that a high level executive in the shipping industry needs to understand most of these things at some level.

Other potential industries might be the art market, food and things like coffee, and basically anything that cannot be accomplished by focusing exclusively on a tiny problem.
There is an Unreal-like game called Lyra included. It's pretty barebones as it's intended for developers rather than players. The gameplay loop is actually pretty tight and rewarding.
Victorian Values: Conclusions (2021)
But isn't reading a preferable way to consume the same content in ~2 minutes?
I don't have anything to add to finding a solution to your problem, but I think you're not alone and a lot of people have this exact same feeling. Relevant XKCD https://xkcd.com/863/
> this is exactly what I _don't_ want in the "Next Google".

You don't want that, I don't want that, and I am sure many people here on HN and similar gathering places for powerusers agree with us.

But "the next google" doesn't have to replace google for us, it would have to replace google for the average consumer (AC). And the AC likes the "simple box". The AC doesn't want to fiddle with customization options. The AC is used to walled gardens, advertising, "Apps" that are just wrappers around webpages.

So any "next google" will have to compete exactly at the "simple box" game to get the attention of the masses.
Canonical Standing with Ukraine
I prefer CircleCI over GitHub Actions.
Try Samsung buds live.
also this is why you use those sha integrity hashes.. so other sites dont randomly update their script to do evil things
Some bands, like Swans or Sunn O))) for example, use the volume to amplify the experience, but it works because they actually think about how it sounds for the crowd. Having the volume available, especially for the low-end makes everything more massive, even if you really need earplugs to be able to survive.
Can't listen to people talk, it distracts me. I recently discovered endel.io and never went a day without it (I am not affiliated with them, but paying subscriber)
Need Career Advice/Guidance
Most of my life I worked as a WordPress developer and learned a few other things in-between. WordPress was never my first choice but due to financials I needed a job quickly so, I got into this 5 years ago after completing my high schools and left college/formal education since then.

Last year, I was sick of everyday customising and fixing WordPress websites. I worked as a contractor for a few companies all these years. So, In July, I left everything and started working on my personal projects. I had experience with Python and Django because I was learning this once in a month or two.

So, I started improving these first. I can build eCommerce level websites with django and moreover JS, JQuery (due to WordPress and all those CMS), Postgresql, mysql, and recently learning React and HTML canvas.

Now, the situation is I haven't earned a single penny in last 9 months and my personal project haven't move forward to a level or any level at all. Because everytime I deploy, I came through a post or article here and there which every time I find useful and start redevelopment from scratch and this loop is not stoping from the last 4 months especially. So, I'm only working development part but not on its business part like SEO or content.

And now, I'm broke as hell and not sure what should I do. Whenever I look at jobs either for backend: they need algo and for frontend they need 10 different frameworks. I don't have any education background in CS or even in anything after high school.

What should I do now?

My overall skills: Python, Django, JS, JQuery, CMS like WordPress and Shopify, SEO, and paid ads.

My portfolio: 0
As a contractor I cannot show those websites in my portfolio and only I can tell but no one is going to listen without seeing first.

Should I learn a few more frameworks, languages or other thing like cloud to get a job as quickly as possible or should I just apply and these are enough?
Don't forget that Valve later rendered HDR on ATI 9600 series card with no perceivable performance penalty, and showed that elbow grease and ingenuity can remove theoretical hardware limitations.

Also, I remember that quote (from Gabe himself, I think): "We may have polished graphics further, but that game won't be Half Life anymore.", a direct stab taken at linearity of Doom of that time.
The Dell Design System
Is this once again another self contained one with plug-in architecture?

Or can it call from external like lisp-stat (sorry if not really apologetic) …

And given it is seem step into my current search for social simulation env, how can this visionisation give itself to statistical analysis result and then move into some parameters (programming) so we can simulate, collect, trial some strategy (both manual or limited old style programming like lisp or even go for new era AI which look at output pattern/input/policy …

Or more side track a bit but perhaps also important run or at least control under exploratory Jupiter-lab notebook. If not programming at least as documentation and testing / demo to fellow researcher or just student.
Keep studying and learning! It’s a lifelong quest and there is literally no telling all the ways some pecuniary random training will play a role in later unknown adventures.

Interdisciplinary is the way to go for all human knowledge, IMO. How many times does a biology question “why is cyanide poisonous?” Lead to a chemistry question “what is the electron transport ?” Lead to physics “but what properties cause the electrons to move?” Question… it’s all related!

Humans are still in our intellectual infancy, socially speaking, as we do not yet incentivize actually interdisciplinary study:

Yet, you will need many hats to bring some new technology to market.

You may do well as either primary or associate in entrepreneurial enterprise.
True vision has a leg up on all the ants plodding along the line, IMO
I've never had a serious health issue, so maybe doctors are better with them, but my experience is doctors don't ask enough questions to find the best answers.

Severe pain in testicles: ER doctor asks about blunt trauma, sees nothing, prescribes antibiotics. Family doctor later agrees. Year later, same pain! See a nurse-in-training, second question: "When was the last time you ejaculated?" ....oh... Sure enough, no antibiotics necessary.

Tapeworm-looking thing found wiping my bum: doctor ask about look and itchiness, consults a parasite specialist. They come back with pinworms, because tapeworms don't just come out. Prescribed a medicine that deals with both, and I look it up. I read the drug is perfectly safe, and also "do not use traditional remedies like pumpkin seeds, which contain trace amount of a substance that puts tapeworms to sleep" ...oh... I had just spent two days snacking through a 4 lbs. of pumpkin seeds on a nut-free whitewater trip, so it was a tapeworm.

Ball of foot hurts: Doctor stumped, sends to get orthotics. Orthotics get made custom. Years later, I try on a pair of EE wide shoes ...oh... right, wide shoes that makes sense.

Burning left side of face: wasted so much time with a few specialists, telling everybody that it doesn't really bother me I just want to be sure it's like a brain tumor. No answers from no body. Then one day, a bunch of wax falls out of left ear and ...oh... it clicks; my face burns when my ears get too full of all that wax I make.

So doctors don't always get the full picture either, because how could they surface every relevant detail in 5 minutes!
BBC website frequently embeds Tweets, wonder how long until we start seeing edits on them to promote websites or something.