skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe you can try living somewhere else?
You probably can easily work remotely (and part-time), and there are plenty of places where all the typical US things would stop mattering.
I spent too many years ruthlessly perusing my career and passion for coding. Sure, I have a bunch of a money and my dream job but now what? I spent the last 8 years with a girl that I was certain I was going to marry. She cheated on me last month and I hit rock bottom. I didn't want to code anymore, I didn't even want to play games or get out of bed. I started working out, eating healthy, and improving myself however I could. I'm still not happy but I feel more alive than I have in years. I take chances, try to meet new people, say yes to things. Try taking a step back from your work and make yourself uncomfortable. Go try new things, meet new people, and put yourself into those weird and awkward positions. Your zenith doesn't stop at your career and wealth. Travel, try new hobbies, buy a fast car, start a project. Life has ups and downs. Stay strong bro.

EDIT: Ketamine might be totally fine... I just have negative feelings about it.
It means that today.
Hello. I, like you, had an early, promising start in my teens. I've found it helpful exploring my thinking back then. Have you read about Internal Family Systems or EMDR?

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_movement_desensitization_a...
this, it is not just about the intensity, it is that all organism have evolved to around sun exposure, not much around artificial light/Emf exposure...
You are simply an out of work actor. Look for your next role.

Ping me at pryelluw@gmail.con if you’d like to chat more. I’ve assisted others in the same situation after sorting it out for myself.
Ethereum Has Issues
Can it be fixed though? The hate factory is the end-game of how the software was built (follows, retweets, etc) and how people use the software. What is the plan here? Re-program Twitter? Invent a new social network where the end-game is not a hate factory?
A hard lesson I've learned for naming things, is that it's almost always better to name something for what it _is_, _right now_, than for what you think it should eventually become.
Not a Tesla employee, but I bought thousands of TSLA stocks since 2012. Why? Because I was already a spoiled child whereas my coworkers haven't inherited shit and had to pay for their education. I'm a multimillionaire, just from TSLA. Now, my wealth is mostly financial so my tax rate is coming down as I get richer because I earn far more from the stock market than from work. How stupid and unfair is this? We're always focusing on those who earn more their hard work but most people winning are just benefiting from unfair advantages. It's so obvious when this happens to you but I guess few admit that in order to keep some pride in their situation.
I recommend you go through an exercise I learned a few years back in college[3]. Get into a quiet, comfortable, but alert state (meditation or a cup of coffee often works) . Somewhere you can be undisturbed for 30-60 minutes. Get yourself a few sheets of paper and a pen you like. It's advised you actually hand write this. Maybe turn on some quiet contemplative music -- movie scores often work[1].

Set a timer for 30-60 minutes and begin to write down every conceivable thing you might want to do, anything that seems cool, honorable, worthwhile, interesting, amazing, serene, invigorating, beautiful, or otherwise just iconic/archetypal of your interpretation of what a great life might include/entail. The only rules are you must not limit yourself by thinking it cannot be accomplished, is out of reach, or other "pragmatic" style self limitations, and you must not list things you think you ought/should do where those things are coming from a place that doesn't seem truly genuine to who you are -- they are externally informed. Try to shoot for 100 things.

Ok, got your list?

Now you're going to refactor it into categories. Categorize it into any pattern set you observe. I wont mention any here as it will bias your own groupings. But I really do believe patterns _will_ emerge if you look at it long enough. Try to distill themes of values and what is important to you, excites you, has meaning/purpose to you.

After many days you may want to start to think and begin to pursue these things either concretely (a specific item on your list) or thematically (find ways to incorporate meaning to what you're already doing). Books about habits[2], goals can help with bringing them into fruition. This exercise can be used to help you map out things that matter, reflect on things you have done that you previously said would matter (gratitude), and later on redone to help evolve as you grow.

If I find that you're stalling/procrastinating in overwhelm or negativity I often apply my "Next pizza" rule (I love pizza). I think about what might represent the next pizza in my life (sometimes literally, usually figuratively) and focus on getting there. Focus on doing the best monday through friday on the things that matter I can so I can get to that next pizza (reward).

[1]: Perhaps the fountain, interstellar, or pan's labyrinth.

[2]: such as atomic habits or tiny habits

[3]: this exercise is similar to, but smaller than, the future authoring program https://www.selfauthoring.com/future-authoring
Because the TLBs and other MMU hardware aren't in the last level cache or memory controller on the vast majority of systems, they normally sit about at L1 on each core. This is because you want at least L2 to be speaking completely in physical addresses so the coherency protocol isn't confused by the same page mapped in different ways. L1 is more complex typically being virtually indexed, but physically tagged. So when a access is issued with the virtual address, in parallel to the cache set look up, the TLB translates to a physical address, and then the physical address is compared on the tags of the resulting cache line ways in the set that matched the virtual address in order to select the actual cache line for the op.
Exactly. The combination of free speech and the internet has made things worse in a lot of ways.
Actually, that is typical. Most people don't go out and buy muscle cars. They suffer quietly.

That being said, welcome to mid life where you realize nothing matters and the points are meaningless. Have to figure the meaning out for yourself. There's no way around it. Best of luck.
Twitter does not make any great money. It has to go private backed by a wealthy individual to stay afloat for more time without the regulatory worries. It's just a noisy online market place with mostly garbage.
Agree. Java also has a great history of providing off-ramps for legacy code. When JDK modules came out, they allowed disabling of the system. This served an important purpose to allow older codebases to upgrade to newer JDK versions that had important security fixes while buying timing for those apps to age out of existence. Always a pleasure working with the jdk.
No, if they reject it, they will just ask for something like $80 a share and say that that is what they feel is the true value.
If I was Jack Dorsey, I would take this deal in a heartbeat. Twitter stock has not gone anywhere in the last 9 years it has been public. It does not make any money. This is like the Yahoo deal where Microsoft offered a bunch of money for Yahoo.
40s were the worst for me. Marriage fell apart when I was 39, and my 40s are sort of a blur of just getting from one day to the next.
Is this a high enough price to be considered a "Bear Hug"? I immediately thought of this scene from Succession:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4QHqjel4kI
> As it is if you care you can get adapters on eBay/Amazon for cheap.

In my experience, that's usually from one proprietary format to another (e.g. I have an adapter to use older "18V" DeWalt batteries in newer "20V" tools. But I haven't had much luck finding an adapter that would let me use 18650s in my cordless drills.
...or it can be done unreliably. Again, I can only suggest leaving the realm of theory and going out and seeing someone do it.
terrible advice, never tell someone who has depression or any other mental health issue to stop going to therapy.
Yes. You really can't take China's laws and proclamations at face value. Look at how many times they tried to "ban" Bitcoin or VPNs, yet they keep coming back. China does what China wants, and the written laws are a smokescreen.
> can be many times richer than any nationstate

The US economy flits around $22 trillion per year and the US budget last year was 30% of that. There isn’t a single trillionaire in the world. The US government has the historically unprecedented ability to project hard power around the globe within hours of deciding to do so. Musk has little more than influence, and congress doesn’t seem to like him very much.
There's a kernel module for handling the networking connection and exposing it as an alsa device: https://bitbucket.org/MergingTechnologies/ravenna-alsa-lkm/s..., and some FOSS stuff for managing the discovery/control layer. It's not as simple as plugging in a USB device and selecting your i/o, though.
That's a surprisingly common attitude in my experience - "Even poor people in the USA live great compared to [historical serfs, people starving in afghanistan, (what i imagine it was like for) my grandparents, etc.]" . . . with the usually unspoken follow-on that [therefore it's fine to ignore their plight].
I don't know if it's a "burden" (please learn what "burden of proof" means and where and how to use it)... but yes, that tweet is an indication of his intent.
> I feel like I've hit my zenith already and it's just a slow decline from here on out. I’ve been dreading this day because it’s a sad reminder of that.

Sounds like you need to take some serious time to consider who you are. Not the person who accomplished these things in life, but the reason you were given a body and put on this planet to do something.

I had a similar moment after I read "Man's search for meaning" by Frankl. That led me down a 5 year journey to better understand what life is all about. I explored many philosophies, practices, and texts to get closer to an answer. I found my "Ikigai" along the way as well through writing.

Nobody knows what they're doing in life, but I do believe I have a much better understanding of what I'm doing in life because I put the time in to better figure out who I am.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ikigai
I would complain to anyone who will listen. The health effects of lead exposure are well known, and a suitable replacement is available. Any continued combustion of leaded avgas is out of apathy and laziness. The FAA is dragging their feet because there is no cost to them to do so.
You have to explicitly tell bore which server to serve your client on. At no point do you have to use 'bore.pub'. That is being provided by the developer as a public place if you choose not to run your own bore server.
Thank you for your thoughtful response!
Of course, if the deal doesn't go through, the price will collapse before he can sell...
that’s what coca-cola is too. and they’re a pretty successful company.
> The fact that their primary concern has to be for their shareholders and not whether the sale will be good at all for the rest of humanity is a huge problem in my eyes

Welcome to capitalism.
You have that backwards. Capitalism is not gamed by legislation, buying legislation is a core concept of unregulated capitalism.

As is "buying people" and "paying someone to make the dead hooker go away and not be a problem"

One of the core ideas of a constitutional republic is that there are fundamental rights and laws that are not for sale. As such "efforts are taken" to prevent the worst that pure unrestrained capitalism could do.

Same goes for wealth inequality. Collecting taxes to finance schools available for free to those who could not pay for a school out of their own livelihood is "not really capitalism" and yet it is one of the key elements of social upwards mobility.

And yes unrestrained capitalism is creating more inequality. A core concept of a capitalist-social-democratic-republic is that workers can unionize to have more power in wage negotiations. In a pure capitalist society a factory owner would consider paying mercenaries to shoot the union leaders and beat up anyone willing to protest the conditions. That happened a lot in the last two centuries.
>> In a chapter 11 bankruptcy, capital is lost while wages remain protected.

> Depending on the jurisdiction,

Cutting through the unnecessary explanation, it appears you agree with me. In general, sometimes capital operates a wage paying business without providing a return to investors.

This point is observably true (otherwise a market wouldn't have losers) and I don't think you need to respond to it further.
Oh I’m going to make one of those wild guesses:

1) musk buys twitter because it’s difficult to reject the offer

2) musk states “free speech is very important” and reinstates a lot of banned conservatives, namely trump

3) trump’s reelection gets put into high gear with twitter back as his main platform

Actually feels more obvious than wild if 1 happens.
I think it is more timescales. The effects aren't externalized from the market, they are externalized to some point in the future. Eventually the market will collide with the massive pile of externalities laying in its future path.

Lead gas would eventually reach the point of doing so much damage that people wouldn't want to use it anymore, even if it was cheaper. Even if it didn't get to this point, eventually it would be killing/debilitating so many people that it phases itself out.
> 'Knowing' you will put an offer to buy a company is insider information

No it's not.
Aren't they always, like Oracle, IBM, Tesla, SpaceX, other meat grinders?
re: #2... because... ? Because they aren't going to stock a fuel that only applies to a handful of airplanes. The demand for it is near nil.
I think you made a good point; to me the result is that we have to work off of where we are now and we are going, in the contemporary moment. And to me, that establishes even further that, at minimum, big platforms should be allowed and encouraged to moderate speech. The reason I say it strengthens that position is because a lot of the historical arguments fall away, leaving us with a world where free speech and the internet have permitted things like QAnon and anti-vaxxers to flourish.
Jack already had his Steve Jobs comeback moment in 2015.
And… in 2 liter units Coke was still 5 cents for 8 ounces a few years ago. Soda margins are nuts and solely driven by demand.

Their most profitable unit is the 20oz bottle that was $1 in 1999 and $2+ today.
This assumes some kind of knowledge your users have.

I install whatever I can to control/centralize the devices of my wife and parents. The less they know the better. Because your know, I am the 24/7/365 all-knowing support.

I do not do this with my teen kids. They can manage their stupid themselves. Until recently I had them tracked in Google maps but not anymore. They do see me though.
Okay, but it's Elon Musk selling 9% of a company's stock.

The dude makes stocks move when he tweets memes. I think it's fair to say he's got some... extra pull.
Absolutely never under any circumstances attempt to take people away from their safety net, therapist or otherwise.

You have no understanding of their wider life and concerns, and people asking for big life change help can be surprisingly susceptible to advice.
You need to find your next challenge. And it doesn’t necessarily have to be what you’ve been doing. Maybe it’s time to look around at the world and find something new that’s interesting.
Okay, so answer me this... I'm trying to find out about the extra controls in the old space suits. I believe they used a chin switch or chin toggle (resistive). If I google "did astronauts control things with their chin" I see: 'It's All Different for Women in Space | Marie Claire' and 'Pillsbury Space Food Sticks were sweet Slim Jims in space' as the first 2 answers... nothing about switches. If I google 'space suit chin switch' I get links to resistivity toggle switches.
I'm terribly sorry to hear how she treated you. It's a cliche, but as someone who has spent years recovering from such an experience, it's about her not you. It's amazing how hard things make us stronger, we'd never ask for them, but they also bring us places we may never have gotten to without the adversity.

It sounds like you're on a good path though, Stay strong bro.
I found myself in a similar spot recently. I'm making more money than I need as an exec of a VC-backed startup, and the work needed from me in the current company doesn't fill my time.

I've started pouring myself into charity work and mentoring younger executives, engineers, and data scientists. It's different, but I love it. It's really fulfilling.
The price is currently $46 and considering the stock market is down as a whole, the $54 price will easily be eclipsed in the near future imo. Granted Musk will sell his stock and that price will go down, but I would balk at this offer if I had any skin in the game.
I would happily eat sourdough over any other kind of bread.
> If he's prematurely saying what direction he's going to go one way or another, that's another thing. You don't see Vanguard tweeting "we're going to invest in this company if X happens and divest if not" to the general public, especially if they're trying to influence X to happen.

Because Vanguard is a passive fund. Activist funds do this all the time.
Jim Cramer thinks the board has no choice but to reject.

https://www.cnbc.com/2022/04/14/cramer-twitters-board-has-no...
Moderation makes sense when somebody is hijacking your platform and ruining the experience for everyone else.

How does someone ruin anything for anyone on twitter, when you can just unfollow/block on your own, and follow whomever you want?

Seems to me that "moderation" these days is the same as "censorship". The same way the EU decided that their citizens cannot think for themselves and need to be protected from Russian lies like small children.

I'd very much like Elon to take over Twitter, since he has clearly expressed he doesn't believe in pre-emptively censoring anyone just because their views are not aligned.
Outside of your professional life, what have you accomplished? Are you artistic in any way? Are you still a good student? Do you think you could be a good teacher? You can build companies, but can you build furniture?
Here is how a free market can solve problems like these:

Lead pollution in the air damages people's property. The owners of that property can then sue the lead emitters for damages.

This has practical problems when the externality is very small for each emitter and each damaged party, but that's the principle.

Typically modern regulations kills this recourse, since if you've followed the regulations, you can't be sued for it. Then the emitters sooner or later capture the regulator, and things go bad anyway.
i've ended up in cerver9

i've requested 31 split rars, however, one of them #29 is missing so :(
They probably own them for a lot of reasons: WaPo was failing and running a loss at the time that Bezos purchased it. Twitter is in the same boat due to poor management; it's losing money and headed towards failure. If Musk can turn it around he can A) Make a bunch of money, B) Save a useful tool for online communications and C) Promote his values when hiring leaders at the company.

I doubt Elon is going to be personally moderating every Tweet, however it is likely that their corporate values system might change.
We will never see those prices again. They occurred during overvalued and speculative market conditions and we will not return to that for several years, if ever.
This has never occurred to me but that seems obvious. I wonder if it's just not something on lawmaker's radar.

It appears to kinda be. I've got the following equipment from Lowe's (U.S. home improvement store) Kobalt brand:

1. Mower

2. Weed trimmer

3. Electric snow shovel

...all of which take the same battery. But the same battery from Lowe's that (as others point out) probably has a 90% margin. And I think it is a fair question on the part of the manufacturers to ask, "how do we know those other batteries aren't going to go 'pop'?" The standard would have to be segmented as well. I don't to drag around a drill that is using the same battery as the lawn mower; my forearms aren't in that good shape.

All of that said, it is nice to just pull a battery off the lawn equipment charger and not worry about which battery goes where.
You described a junior.
You are thinking of the wrong era. We're talking about the 2008 offer to buy Yahoo. Alibaba was worth around $10b when Microsoft offered to buy Yahoo for $45b.

https://www.forbes.com/2007/10/23/alibaba-ipo-pricing-market...

https://news.microsoft.com/2008/02/01/microsoft-proposes-acq...
It’s never good to make assumptions about the future that result in you prematurely cutting off potential opportunities, particularly in terms of inheritance. Anything can happen.
This rule is almost certainly applicable to California. Most mall protests that I've seen happen near the mall or in front of the mall, rarely inside the plaza. And usually with the agreement of the owners.
You’ll also never see them say “I’m a freedom from property rights absolutist” as in no state or private ownership but that doesn’t mean anything either. Dictators not going to say “xyz” doesn’t really have any bearing on the merits of xyz, and that doesn’t even get into how dictators are loose with the truth and often will lie about “I’m for xyz” while violating the spirit of xyz. So in other words, what a dictator says is pretty irrelevant.
Tell HN: iOS has built in Siri voice commands to run any SSH script
You can create a voice command using the built in Shortcuts app, which will run an arbitrary SSH script on a remote server.

Key based auth is supported.

Just discovered this today and thought I’d share.
> Hate speech is explicitly exempt from U.S. Free Speech protections. If you’re going to defend Free Speech, please read a little about the limitations on Free Speech, and some of the history that brought about those limitations.

Your own link makes it clear that in the US, hate speech is protected speech.

"Hate speech is also protected by the First Amendment in the United States, as decided in R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul, (1992) in which the Supreme Court ruled that hate speech is permissible, except in the case of imminent violence"
Is it really worth mentioning that? I don't see how "What about US atrocities?" is relevant here. At best it's a distraction, at worst you're implying that we shouldn't talk about China because the US is bad too.
Looking into it more, AGX2 (like pretty much every fairly high perf modern GPU) is heavily SMT, allowing up to 1024 simultaneous threads per core depending on how many registers each shader invocation needs.

https://rosenzweig.io/blog/asahi-gpu-part-3.html
travel.
Cost definitely impacts the price. In a perfect competition, the price would be the marginal cost to produce an additional unit. This would result in maximizing the revenue. Even in a monopoly, the price is where the marginal cost and marginal revenue intersect, but the price charged would be the average revenue. In both cases cost impact the price charged.

There are other things that affect price, including consumer demand. But cost is absolutely a factor. Saying "the cost is what people are willing to pay" is a tautology and not very useful.

http://www.sanandres.esc.edu.ar/secondary/economics%20packs/...
Present day UX grew out of Englebart and co's notions of computer interfaces for children. They were meant to be discoverable. They weren't meant to avoid thinking. That's still the guiding spirit in it.

One could argue that children are "barbaric," but I really don't think it's useful framing.
That's especially funny because inverting a matrix is almost never what you want to do anyway.