skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You could just open-source your code and give the program away. Then you get all the satisfaction of developing it and sharing it with the world, without having to waste time on all that obnoxious business-development stuff.
APL and J are on my list of programming languages I'd like to learn. I've been listening to the Array Cast podcast for a while. I just need a place to start. I don't really learn a language until I use it for something, at the moment I have nothing to use APL for. Any recommendations of where to start would be welcome.
I see. Yeah I agree with the “hundreds and hundreds” of dependencies part.
Paywall https://archive.ph/549cs#selection-217.0-503.209
If someone submits a text field with the contents `<bold>Injection</bold>` that will then be reflected on the site (i.e. a comment section), React will display the literal string, rather than bolded text.
If your customers are also the ones who care about what you're building, and understand what you're communicating when you're building in public, I think it adds a layer of "free marketing" to your products. Pieter Levels does this really well.

If your customers don't care, and you end up putting more effort into building in open, but it doesn't translate into any ROI, I'd say "don't bother"
Because if you move from one project to another you want to see a familiar implementation of Request class or ORM from a framework rather than reverse engineer custom-built undocumented untested replacement for this.

It may make sense if custom framework is a magintude order better, but if it is the same as a standard framework or worse then it is not worth to spend time on it.
I like this comment; and i have a similar thing with "indie music" or "jingle creation"; lots of podcasts and such have the listeners submit music and jingles to go with the theme of the show, and while a couple over the years have been really fascinatingly good, 99% of it is not. I produced and wrote several electronic albums over 16 years, to no fame, fortune, or recognition. I changed my workflows and software almost a half dozen times in that time frame; but the thing that did not change was the passion of creating something new that no one had ever done before.

Now, when someone says something offhand or funny, i can usually bang out a 10-30 second jingle or music clip in a couple hours using rudimentary software (my go to for extreme speed is OpenMPT - https://openmpt.org/), and i think the quality and listen-ability, as well as the fidelity of speech/singing is light-years ahead of whatever the common submissions are.

Now, I'm generally a cantankerous cuss these days online, so even my best stuff doesn't get a lot of play; but 2 decades of being "in the scene" and trying to get plays kinda washed the desire for fame out of me, so i find myself not caring.

If you find yourself looking at other artistic things people have done and the thought "train-wreck" comes to mind - maybe you've learned enough stuff to be able to talk about it legitimately in a critical way?
Jump themselves repudiated this view of the exchange when they agreed to subsequent larger amounts. This is a transparent ploy to use the power of the state to seize private property at a price that the current owner does not consent to sell at, and the only question is whether the law will recognize this or ignore it.
> Is it really possible that this many people are ill, or is society expecting impossible things from people and ADHD-like symptoms are the consequence. Or is it something else?

I've never researched any of this but something does feel off to me.

Imagine going to a therapist and describing "I can't concentrate on anything, all I do is bounce around in 100 different directions". How long would it take for them to get diagnosed as having ADHD?

What if they don't have ADHD but are addicted to social media? If cases of ADHD have risen over the last ~15 years and ~15 years is when "popular" social media started, personally I find it hard to believe these things aren't connected in some way.

Like a lot of illnesses maybe a ton of people are susceptible to having their concentration broken by expected dopamine hits but in the past nothing engaged them in this way before so it wasn't even thought of as a problem. But now we have dozens of super optimized engagement tools and now after reading 3 paragraphs in a book you feel compelled to check XYZ site to see if someone liked or commented on something you wrote and you convince yourself you have ADHD.

I'm not downplaying ADHD or think it doesn't exist but it does make me curious how eerily inline the timing is with highly addicted tools fighting for your attention every day.
Entanglement and superposition are equivalent concepts in any physical theory
What exactly do you mean by low offer? I mean, my idea of a niche isn't something that is among the top most popular courses on every MOOC platform. What's a barrier to entry for people already in? You mean for switching employers? What do recommend to get in?
The PPC processors may have been decent. But they were hamstrung by having to run an emulated 68K operating system and Apple cheaper out by having slower buses.
Hi, I am very sorry that you had an unpleasant experience, as of the moment the Search is only used for pre-existing tags like "React" "Frontend" "Backend" etc. Here is an example https://i.imgur.com/MUrykgr.png
legal logic doesn't apply to different variables, so I'm not sure why you did that.

the one with more similarities would be that you would have asked the dealer to sell at $28k, the dealer says $30k and you say okay.

secondly the courts accept verbal contracts unless there is a statutory carveout for a specific kind of agreement, the courts require proof to rule which verbal contracts happen to lack. so if you did it over email, or did it through a broker's portal that says using it is a binding contract, then a court would have the proof, which is the logic of the actual case here.
Nah, C++ is mostly frowned upon inside Apple. The open source projects (clang and Darwin) contain most of the C++ in the OS. Objective-C is the ubiquitous implementation language in Apple's macOS/iOS/tvOS/watchOS userspace code. It will eventually be superseded by Swift as the Swift runtime improves. All userspace projects and some kernel projects are built in Xcode, and most developers internally use Xcode to edit the sources.
I always had batteries at my desk. Either way, an instant fix is preferable to “remember to do this later, and if you forget, your mouse dies at a most inconvenient time”.
I just finished it, and keeping things as spoiler free as possible, there's a bit in the middle which is just incredible... and then it goes nowhere with it. Instead choosing to serve up a permutation of the original game. I want to play a whole game that's just that bit in the middle, missed opportunity in my opinion. Honestly I'm not sure I'd recommend this version to someone who's played the original, but if you're new to TSP please give it a go.
> What they call "building your own framework" is simply what I think of as programming.

If you want an analogy, this is like a builder claiming that he is going to make all bricks and nails himself. You don't usually write your own standard library, why would you write your own framework?
It's not so much that designing isn't work. Arguably it's much harder work than writing HTML and CSS.

The problem is that a lot of that work is wasted when all you produce is an example image. A lot of important design decisions, like tracking and leading, doesn't show well in a PNG. I'm not saying all designers should know and deliver their designs in HTML and CSS. In fact it's probably better if they don't and instead focus on designing. But I do expect them to effectively communicating their design decisions in a way that makes them implementable in HTML and CSS by reasonable people.

Chucking a PNG over the fence and calling it a day is just lazy and unprofessional.
We coslept and as long as you aren’t drinking alcohol or taking ambien or anything that’d impair your ability to respond to your child you won’t wake up and will feed ad libitum. We slept great with our first. Our second has a physical disability and wakes up screaming a few times a night for unknown reasons that at three she can’t elucidate but at least the first was easy. Then the hard part is getting them out of your bed when they’re older.
In practice, the histogram looks like a camel back :)
His argument was more that that there are hose-operating-tooling (and tooling for that tooling) that many fire departments are using but if you want to adjust the nozzle aperture well that's not implemented yet and you need the schematics
> We've given both groups of people the same label, "autism", despite the fact they have very little in common and clearly "don't have the same thing".

I'm not sure it's so clear. I've been lucky to be surrounded by people similar to me for a big chunk of my life which significantly reduced the feeling of "not being understood" or "from a different planet" and I don't have much trouble passing as a regular person, but in a severe meltdown I can still shut down and downgrade into something akin of that non-verbal kind of autism for some time. As far as I know, that's not how neurotypical people react to intense stress at all.
I think it must have been from coming across PG’s writing, but I can’t remember exactly.

Thanks for the site feedback, which platform are you on? I’ll see if I can reproduce it.
Close second to PoW crypto, in any competition for least-socially-useful investment of real physical capital.
They're definitely supposed to adhere to the same standard as actual moderators, and from what I've seen, they do. I was reviewing every decision quite closely for a while, but eventually stopped because it was too repetitive- it was always basically 'yup, that's ok'. A few exceptions but there's always variance - calls differ among actual moderators too.

The intention is to try to inch in the direction of a more self-regulating community while improving the quality of the discussions. Improved discussion quality is by far the most important thing and as far as I can tell this experiment is a big success in that department, so the essence of the HN is definitely not being diluted by it. If it were, we'd stop it immediately.

Not sure if that helps or not!

Edit: if anyone wants to see a typical example, here's a top subthread that one of the users we're talking about correctly marked as offtopic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31231858. That's the kind of pointless flamewar stuff that tends to get stuck at the top of a page. Downweighting it makes everything better, and having more eyeballs out there to catch it sooner is super helpful. That's the intention behind this experiment.
I was biking through a park last week & saw poison ivy, & thought, how unusual this plant is, with it's lopsdied leaves. Beware me! I am not right. What a remarkable behavior, to have broken one's symmetry.
(Almost) all programmers are niche programmers.
Great answer but nurture really denote your whole environment, and chronic stressors or even chronic sleep deprivation can induce to various and durable extents ADHD-like phenotypes.
It impacts many things including epigenetics.

As you greatly say, I especially refer to what we call critical-periods in human development, especially early childhood but the most important underlooked one being human gestation where many modern contaminants can induce ADHD like phenotype.

however, about "breaking out of this current hyper-focus despite knowing consequences"
How do you know if this is a common ADHD diagnosis?
ADHDers, have issue not being distracted is the most popular diagnosis.
hyperfocus is the opposite, it is being hypnotized on a task.
I have no idea about the prevalence and pharmacological differences of the latter.
I am not hyperactive and not that easily distractable but for sure I am completely pathologically symptomatic of hyperfocus that is cognitively pleasant but a near hypnotic state where I loose in all absoluteness, track of time, and priorities.
I would bet this ADHD variant is very rare and might not be pharmacology fixed as well by stimulants.
A mere but concise approximation of my condition would be, in addition to the consciousness/attention deficit of (my surroundings, time and priorities) while doing something, in addition to this, My brain reward me too much, I am stimulated, naturally high while e.g. thinking and searching about a topic.
If so then rewarding my brain even more via dopamine doesn't seems like a fix theoretically?
Humans are social animals. How do you reconcile that?
I don't mean to detract from your more general point, but given the associations that sleep apnea has with obesity (and even just non-obese elevated BMIs) I think that is very plausibly an environmental change.
[1]: The C Programming Language (2nd Edition)

[2]: POSIX.1-2017. https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799.2018edition...

[3]: The Linux man-pages project. https://www.kernel.org/doc/man-pages/

[4]: Apple Documentation Archive. https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/navigation/

[5]: Windows API index. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/apiindex/wind...

The age of the documentation has absolutely nothing to do with using the software. I highly encourage developers to get rid of this mindset. Generally it comes from younger developers who have less exposure across the board. Senior developers should be comfortable reading standards documents and knowing that they will be years old. They are old for a reason. They stood the test of time.

Read your man pages. Eat your vegetables.
Sway Tower, the Tallest Unreinforced Concrete Structure (2020)
Is this in use anywhere, by anyone? Isn’t that the very first question any open source project should anticipate?
Why wouldn’t they? Most of the popular streaming apps have download functionality.
It’s self inflicted by weird British notions of how children should be reared. We had no difficulties whatsoever or sleep lost, my wife would just lay next to our baby with her shirt off and if the baby got hungry she’d eat. My wife wouldn’t even wake up. Westerners bring these tortures upon themselves.
When I started writing papers I was really bullish on tikz. I thought that professional looking papers should have figures that were precise to the mm. But the time it takes to get something useful is just insane. I quickly moved to the vectorial drawing tool I had handy: keynote. It’s really not made for that, but it has enough features that you can quickly use it to do pretty things. I ended up using keynote to do all the figures in Real-World Cryptography https://www.amazon.com/dp/1617296716/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_GA...

You can see some example in this thread: https://twitter.com/cryptodavidw/status/1436368473395925000?...
> The hard part is winning the H1-B lottery.

The article is literally about a proposed relaxation of the visa policy for Russians with postgraduate science/tech degrees.
> Despite the common yet ungrounded belief of non-human attention/consciousness being significantly different.

I think that's the local phenomenon of the USA. We hear from the American sources sometimes even that animals are supposedly lacking self-awareness.

Whereas anybody who owned a cat or a dog (and not from the USA) is pretty sure that ain't true.
I worked with a guy who had the systems manual for a US nuclear missile facility. (I have no idea how he got his hands on it.) It had a bunch of COBOL in it.
Is Go really suitable…? I love Go, but so far I haven’t seen any desktop applications written in it. I guess that’s for a reason?

BTW, if you want some inspiration, have a look at the browser bundled with SerenityOS. It’s written in C++.

https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Userland/...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gbvhmt9EdfI
Do they wait until June to give Christmas presents, too?

Those who could flee did it when planes were still flying, and dollars were still in the ATMs. Senior, highly paid, having an experience in working for an international company, currently hired by an international company — those have been moving abroad for years, had an option to quickly relocate with their families, and tried to keep their current jobs. The campaign would probably help to decrease pressure in Armenia, Georgia, and Turkey, which are now really full of Russian emigrants who don't have any specific plans.

As for the scientists, it has been common for the top students to go abroad for decades. Even if they intended to return, it could help with career opportunities and having better perspective. Also, some fields have been badly funded or badly managed, so some scientists basically had to move to work where they could do actual work.
Yes, it gets a bad rap by communities like this one but PHP is still one of the leading tools for modern rapid web-driven application development.
They could really stand to open up visa appointments via virtual meetings & such. There was a time I was within literal walking distance of a US Embassy, but no, we had to fly to the other side of the damned country to go to the Embassy there for an appointment. Because God forbid that one embassy authenticate who we were and take us to a meeting room to webex with the people at the other embassy or something.
I have a Dell with a touchscreen. I never use it. The 16x9 ratio is the wrong ratio in either portrait or landscape.
Can you link that page? I cant find this. I see mentions of k8s support. But nothing like this.
The quoted segment of your comment answers my question, but what is trendsquatting?
>The company is facing real scrutiny right now. It takes resolve to work hard through it, but I know my work does good for people who rely on us to be good stewards of their data.

/s ???
- Read Salt Fat Acid Heat end to end, you’ll learn how to make anything taste good _to you_

- Buy ready-made or 2 step process meals (eg add thing, put in oven) from the supermarket

- Try protein shakes or smoothies for breakfast or lunch
I was talking in the context of private entities. Though the government may be able to deprive convicted felons of certain rights (idk the details) it can’t deprive you of Constitutional rights (in theory). For the government to generally deprive someone of their rights it would be inherently unconstitutional. Obviously they can and do literally do this to people via edge cases they can’t do so legally - it would be a contradiction.
Sounds like living in California as a conservative
Plain Kubernetes Secrets are fine
There's this joke about mathematicians turning coffee into proofs, but it might as well be about Ritalin.
A behind-the-scenes look at the development of Apple’s Lisa
My recollection is that the PPC at launch was much faster than x86. Jobs talked about the road map a bit, and there was a lot of press about it too, but the road map didn’t pan out, and their partners dropped the ball. And many other companies made the transition to x86 (Data General was one I worked with) and subsequently died.
I'm still waiting for Clang to support capturing structured bindings in lambdas, which was partly legal in C++17 and fully legal in C++20.
I recall doing something similar (text following cursor on a delay) as an exercise in a "learn javascript programming" book about 20-15 years ago. The clever bit here is the text being dynamic, like a clock, but I doubt it's an entirely unique idea and more of an evolution of the idea from the exercise. This use of javascript seemed quite clever and important back then; you had to be there.
In one article I read lately the author called the neural typical world “dopamine addicts”. As in modern societies favor humans who get dopamine from “following rituals”. At first I thought it was a bit absurd sounding, but it stuck in my brain and is a fascinating way of looking at the rise of ancient agricultural societies.

As in agricultural societies required following “rituals” of various types (when to plant, when to harvest) and therefore favored genetics that give dopamine based on following them without immediate understanding why they were. ADHD is then a set that of trait that persists in those societies to provide certain levels of novelty/progress (i.e. that stubborn ~5% ADHD across most all modern societies). My hypothesis is that it’d be near a game theory optimum. That optimum is now shifting in multiple ways, almost becoming more U shaped where extremes are more favorable.
Climate migration isn’t the only problem.

We’re locked in for: topsoil depletion, desertification, peak mineral extraction, biodiversity collapse, complete melting of the arctic, wildfires, ocean acidification, uncontrollable methane releases from thawing permafrost, etc.

You keep mentioning Bangladesh, but there’s a whole world to consider. We’ve seen what happens when global supply chains experience a brief disruption. Things are not going to get easier as natural disasters continue compounding.
Is it really more concrete than the traditional big metaphysical questions like: "why is there something rather than nothing" or "is there a real external universe outside of the mind"?

If anything, the simulation hypothesis seems to be an attempt to partially shed light on those traditional metaphysical questions. I would say the hypothesis is not tangential but directly bears on metaphysics.
> there are loads of very functional independent Matrix client implementations []today[]

There used to be loads of very functional independent web browsers too. There still are, if you count "only works with websites that haven't been up^Wworsegraded in the past decade and a half" as "functional".
Exactly. It was the device well-heeled parents might get for their teens, or twenty-somethings might buy for themselves.
When I try using "Python" (one of the pre-existing tags listed), I similarly don't see anything happening.
Do you have JavaScript disabled or something? It loads just fine here
Is there a better word than “stupid” to describe how this “sale” works?
The original iPhone /was/ stupid until they relented and decided to allow 3rd party apps with the iOS 2 update.
I expect all usages of this tool to border on fiction in some way. After all, the images don't depict anything real. They might accompany a nonfiction article as an "artist's impression," though, as so often happens in popular science articles about things we have no images of yet.

It's become increasingly common to start off articles with an image, even when the article is describing an abstract concept, just to avoid having a "wall of text." If that's what you need to do, it seems like a more interesting alternative to clip art.
I echo this, I come from a highly technical background (security) and the 1,000 hours thing is true - I think most people can do most things that have a large group of humans do them if they’re able to find a way to make the time investment and willing to fail a lot as part of the journey.

I’ve built a lot of shitty frontends and done lots of bad design work, but now I like to think while I’m no color theorist or UX expert that I can build products that are intuitive and look good.

A side effect of this is also that it’s seeped into the rest of my life and I now unfortunately spot design faux pas everywhere and laughing about bad font kerning (or “keming” - https://www.reddit.com/r/keming) usually gets me a sideways look from my friends and family lol.
an issue to add ActivityPub support is one thing I'd look at longingly:

https://github.com/idno/known/issues/2615
All you have to do is tell someone - 20 hours of battery life and it doesn’t sound like a rocket ship under load.
yep, got to enjoy a recreation of Rocket League and some other popular games.
PhDs aren't fungible.
Just figured it out. I added scroll & listings preserverance in my last commit and it seemed to mess up the search. Fix is deployed, will probably propagate in the next 15 minutes.

Thank you so much for reporting!